Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-07-08
PERSONAL.

/, the oldest alumuus Of Tufts college.
MI and Mrs. John L. Knowlton have
gone on "a three weeks trip TO Wellsviuc.
Buffalo and other places in New DIRK
Mrs. Geo j. Cook and her daughter
Mis-, Georgiana Cook, are expected to re-
turn this week from Hornellsyille y. y.
Mis-, Alice Whitney. en- route from New
Haven. Conn, to Rutland. has been the
guest Of Mrs. Emerson Gibson for two days.
Mrs Nellie J. Spafford has returned
from a five weeks visit in Charlestown,
y. H.. and is with her aunt, Mrs. NATION.
Fred Waite lost a valuable horse few
DAYS ago. after making the trip to Whining
ton with the Forest and Stream club party.
W. II. Cummings. II. A. Bowler, o. L.
Drury and Charles Barrett all of Spring
field. Mass. were in town over the Fourth.
1t is understood that F. r. Smith Of
Wilmington will be the new manager of
the Deerfeld stock farm at West Brat
tleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams of Dan
vers. Mass. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. A. Phelps, at their farm beyond the
asylum
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Floyd Of Winthrop,
Mass, arrived Oh Wednesday for d visit of
a few days. and are staying at Hiland
Haskins.
A pension has been granted to Charles
A. Waitmau of BrattlebOrO through the
agency of G.. G. johnson of Springfield.
this state
Mis- a. ". Palmer OF New London.
Conn. a former teacher in our schools. is
here for her vacation. boarding with Mrs.
5. >. Hunt.
Mrs NJ Weeks and her son Marshall of
/ Halifax Joined the Christian Endeavor eX-
cursiou To New York going with Nj. and
Mrs. H. H. Hackey
Geo. /. Greene has been az nome this
week. having received a telegram calling
him to East Calais on account of the death
OF his brother-in-laW.
Mrs. A NJ. Wright and little son OF
/ Chicago. H. arrived Saturday Tor a stay
of several weeks with relatives here and il
other parts OF the county.
Mrs Frank Hoyt and children Of Detroit
have been with Mrs. Hoyts parents. Nh
and Mrs. a. V. May. but are now visiting
with relatives III Jamaica.
Hosea A Holt has gone 10 Montpelier,
where he will have charge of the barber
shop at the Pavilion hotel from now until
after the session OF the legislature.
Miss Anna smith Of The Phoenix com
posing room mas gone 10 Canton. y. -,
Tor a two weeks vacation, and her place is
taken by Miss Hale OF Greenfield.
Mrs. Strawn OF Philadelphia, arrived
yesterday at W. a. Commits but has now
gone TO White River junction. Later she
will return 10 Brattleboro for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mendelson. Miss Mendel-
son and DR.. Mendelson. and Mr.. and Mrs.
A I oil rfA arr r,rl-
recent arrivals at Mrs L. Kirkland 5.
Charles Henkel p F. Connors and b.
T. Bracket are to attend the furniture ex-
hibition III New FORK next week in the
interest of the Estey Organ company.
Charles T. Coy, who went from Brattle-
boro last year, is now a member OF the firm
of Hanscom IL Coy. bakers and CONNECTION
ers, al SIS Columbus avenue New \ ork
city.
Mrs Gilbert Bugbee who has been Wis
iting in Vernon for several days. returns to
Boston Oh Monday accompanied by her
daughter who has spent some time in
Brattleboro.
L. Il. Stellman and John T. Kane left
on Monday for Nestbrooke, Maine, where
they are 10 have al interest in the paper
mill to which Mr.. Stellman recently shipped
his machinery.
A party of Boston canOeists. consisting
of j. and +. Newhall, a. I. Lovett. 7. a
Warner and II. L. FairbrOther came down
the Connecticut Oh Wednesday and spent
the day at the Brooks House
Police Commissioner Osborne children
servants and teams have been arriving al
the ShOles farm in Dummerston Tor the
past few days, and the commissioner and
his wife are expected this week
Harry Stedmau came from Springfield
Mass. to BrattlebOro on Saturday and is
now enjoying an outing at Marlboro North
pond with his cousins from Bristol. Conn.
and relatives from the West village.
The Woodstock Standard OF this week
says that Nj and Mrs. VIM. Whitman OF
Brattieboro are at their old home in Tafts-
vile. Nj. Whitman has recovered his eve
sight after being blind Tor two years.
Mrs. W. Il. Roleau and her son Willie
left on Thursday morning for the north
, part OF the state, and will spend most of
the summer III Burlington and neighboring
towns Mr.. Roleau joins them later
Charles DOwner, VINO had been visiting
relatives and friends in White Greek and
Berlin, y. Y, returned on Tuesday. and
on Wednesday he left for New Y ork with
the Christian Endeavor excursionists.
Mrs. Judge Royal Tyler, her daughter.
Mrs. Platt, and children of Great Barring
ton, Mass, are at Juniper Point, Salem.
Mass, for few weeks. Commander Brown
accompanied them, but lie will return this
week
ID. b. Stedman has bought a house on
Sargent street at Springfield Mass, and
has also bought a tract Of land near Bright
wood through which a street has been laid
and the property will now be cut into Is
building lots.
''Clever Mary L. Wilkins is another Of
the long train of authors who 90 abroad
this summer TO seek health and strength
Tor a long winters work, writes Edward
/. Box III his last weekly letter 10 the
Boston journal.
Miss Hattie Dickerman of Boston arrived
IN town Saturday night. and on Wednesday
left TO spend a few DAYS with friends in
New ork and New Jersey. On her return
she will remain with her sister, Mrs. =. F.
Connors, until early in August. Her broth
er has recently sailed for Europe
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Clark went last SAT
urday 10 their Ames Hill farm Tor the
summer Mr., Clark boasts that he now
sees the sun rise far behind Monadnock
2 every morning at 4:1j, and that, leaving
the hill at o'clock, he is in Bratteboro
ready for business at quarter of g.