Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-06-16
VERMONT PHOENIX, BRATTLEBORo FRIDAY,
PERSONAL.
Alfred Wood. ''''U"' "i''

L., ii. Stellman has been in Claremont
n. H., and Essex junction this week in the
interest OF the Valley Machine company.
Arthur Robbins has returned to Buffalo
n =, after spending a two weeks vaca-
uon with his sister, Mrs. H. F. c. T6dt.
WIN Persons of the Peck d Whipple
COS office in Westfield, Mass, spent a few
days with II. r. Horton early in the week.
Mrs. P. Starr, who has been with her
children in Hartford, Brooklyn and Chica-
go Tor several months, returned Tuesday.
Fred and Allyn Crosby, julius Mason
and Gaius Frost are expected home soon
AFTER the Dartmouth commencement next
week.
Mrs. Fred Cutler and her two children
OF Minneapolis are here to spend the sum-
mer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Asa
Field.
The Ii Brattleboro people who went to
the Worlds Fair OH the Raymond & Whit
COMB excursion are expected to return this
evening
Maj. F. w. Childs underwent a surgical
operation Sunday. He is. making favor
able progress and will probably be out
next week.
Mrs. c. j. Struthers of Providence, X.
l., and Mrs. II. n. Tibbets of LAFAYETTE,
K l., are at the Brooks House for stay
of some length.
Fred n. Whitney, formerly editor and
publisher of the Burlington Clipper, has
been in town this week, prospecting for a
business opening.
Charles Kenyon, for three years chef at
the American House in Boston, has come
here this week to take a similar position at
the Brooks House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher and their children,
from ST. Louis, are expected next week to
D spend the summer. They will have rooms
at p. +. Connors's
5 Mrs. F. L. Phalen of Concord y. H.,
has been in town this week on visit
S among old friends and parishioners. She
returns home today.
= Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Collins will attend
the commencement exercises at Trinity
5 college next week, their son Will being
one of the graduates.
q Fred L. Howe leaves today for Pawling
n. Y, where he will be engaged with his
brother in the management of Mizzen
Top hotel during the summer.
i The families of Mr.. Dyer and Mr. Hays
u of St. Louis, who are to occupy the Brooks
house on the common during the summer,
e are expected to arrive this week.
- MI anu MIS- VI W NOlltil vi ANtN L vi n
ST are spending two or three weeks at the
s. Brooks House. Mr.. Cohen is a represent
1t tative of the Herring safe company.
l. George w. Stewart, manager of the Ger
mania orchestra of Boston, has been here
E. this week arranging for the occupancy of
l. the Bradley cottage above West river.
Thomas Benton, agent of the Monson
S. school, was here yesterday to take back a
n, boy who was on a farm at Chesterfield,
and who claimed that he was i'll treated.
is John Cain went to Boston Saturday, re-
er turning Monday with Mrs. Cain and their
Young son, the child having been taken
IN there some time ago for medical treatment.
k Mr.. Hidden of the Bratteboro Overall
company, is temporarily disabled by an in
t, Jury to his foot, received yesterday while
Ks unloading a case of goods from the elevator
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Fisher will go tC
l., Boston next week, and after few days
+. there will leave for Chicago to remain dur
ing the summer with Mrs Fishers brother
ne The delegates to the diocesan cOnven
A. tin to be held at Burlington next week
are Col. Haskins, Col. Austine, Maj. F
Of w. Childs. and the alternates j. NJ. Hack
W. lev. A. w. Childs, Capt H. Devens.
Mrs. E. L. Waterman and her daughter
Mrs. DIR. Webster, left Wednesday for thu
," Worlds Fair, accompanying Mis-. Water
''' mans sister and her husband, Maj. ant
Mrs. w. H. H. HoltOn of New York.
- VIII F. Collins will begin newspape
work on the Springfield Republican imme
diately after his graduation at Trinity col
ne leoe. His first assignment will be to repor
Vi the conferences to be held at Mortified.
f. b. Goodell of Cheyenne, WyO., ha
~, been spending the week in town. He is
slt member of the well-known GOodell famil
who formerly lived on the farm now owne
ay by Col. John Hunt. This is his first visi
Ell here in II years.
George Shea went to Charlestown, \
ek r.. Sunday to act as organist at the 81
Luke's Episcopal church, during IN
services in which Rev. Victor Nj. Haugl
nd ton (recently called there) was ordained
ks the order of priesthood.
DIR. Gray of Greenwich n. Y, is her
Id, briefly with his sister, Mrs. Gen. Este!
Is, having come to attend the graduating eH
arcises of the Hinsdale High school, Mis-
rip Annie Gray, daughter OF DR.. I. A. Ora
for being one of the graduates.
r Fl. Thompson and D. L. Griggs frol
es- the Centre church and Rev. j. ii. Baool'
- ia nr q s. Clark of the West Brattl
boro Congregational church have been a
:. tending the state convention of that do
rs nomination at Montpelier this week.
John B. Adkins and Clifford G. Adam
7 of Springfield, Mass, were at the America
40. House Sunday, OH their way on their bic
hs' cIes to Adams's home in West Dove
. After spending the week fishing there the
at will return to Springfield next Sunday
ell Miss Emma Gregg attended the Co3gT
oational convention at Montpelier ana u
,rs' commencement exercises at the seminal
his there, from which her cousin graduate
From Montpelier she will go to Groton
ses snend two or three weeks with relatives
$751; Mrs Edmund Carey will go to Fitc
hrrg Mass. tomorrow and from then
lrs. ~ cambridge, Mass, to attend the col
re- mencement exercises of the Harvard me
teal school. Her nephew, John Dcnnell
ran formerly of the Brattleboro ball team
iere one of the graduates.
Among those guests who are az
to Brooks House for the summer are Mrs
the p r. Stone, Mrs. J. W. Borst OF New ~, :,
Leans. Miss Kate ComstOck and lady trlel
LAY of lJ' New York; and Mr. and Mrs. ingra
,ro, Of Troy. n. Y. Mr.. Ingram, who is ne