Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-07-07

NiS ~ ~ NleSS' las Deen her gues
week.
George vassar will take the ,sr.-
vacated by Miss Alma Cooper in I,
block.
Gerry Messer and wife are snani,
week with Mr.. Messer's parents IN n,
hill, Mass.
F. B. Putnam has been in. confr-
the house with a severe attack of ul,.5
sore throat.
Mrs. Geo. Kimball and daughter r..
went yesterday to Meriden. Conn 4
week visit.
j. Z. Hall and his two daughter, NJ
Rena and Hortense, 20 next Tue,jg
the Worlds Fair.
John II. Pendleton. inspector ir
Fidelity and Casualty company. Ia, !,
in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Drury Of Spr.n-.
Mass, are with Mrs. Drury's parent; b
visit of two weeks.
Miss Ella Newman returned tn.
from her bicycle trip, and on WedlsI
went to Manchester.
VIM. Reyes and wife, now of Ha7.s
Mass, former residents here, ha7. J.
guests of H. p. Hunter.
Col. II. Z. Taylor spent the Fogrs
Brattleboro, having just returned In.
visit to the Worlds Fair.
Postmaster Childs is regaining hi, h4
at Wilmington, and expects to re,ur
Brattleboro next Monday.
E. K. Hall, professor of physical cub
at the University of Illinois, yisi.s
uncle, j. Z. Hall, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Chamberal
Amherst, Mass, were here to atteni l
funeral of Mr.. Butterfield Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pellerin and Nj, j
Mrs. Fred Pellerin of Jacksonville, q
are at Pellerin cottage, Lake Spofofi
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Whitney. AID
panied by Misses Ada Mason and Id
Coolidge, are at their Marlboro farm III
few weeks.
Mrs. w. W. Newcomb and children Il
Saturday to Mrs. c. f. Westgate's 4
now occupies her cottage at SpohUi
for the summer.
Capt. ). f. Howard and family All
Monday for visit at Mrs. FeidsI
They will spend some time at Lake ),
ford before their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Balestier, L..
yesterday for Florence. MINI, wheI d
will spend several weeks. They will 4
the Worlds Fair en- route.
A party of twenty or more Bau.s'l
young people, chaperoned by Mrs.. J
Pettee, went Monday night TO Chess-l
lake, remaining over the Fourth,
Miss Gotta Gale accompanied Miss
Sherman to the Worlds Fair, lei7i
Wednesday. Miss Minnie Blanchari, n
OF Bradford, Joined them for the trip
DR.. and Mrs. Lawton were in LuneHo-
Monday and Tuesday, where DR.. LaE
went to make the annual settlement Of
Retreat accounts with the state audi,G
Amy Dunklee has completed her SD'
in Williamsville, and is at LlndenbuSI
Wynne Wadsworth is also home from 4
school she has been teaching in WanisbHI
Mrs. Lottie Sackett of Holyoke, VI
Mary jenkins of South Hadley Falls y
Mrs. Nellie Frary and Nellie COOpel
Chicopee, Mass, spent the Fourth al Cd
K. LyOns's.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Dudley OF BoS
came Saturday, and are visiting Mr. 4
Mrs. +. p. HOpkinson. Mr. and Nh
Skinner of BrocktOn, Mass, are yistl.
the same place.
q. A. Dinsmore returned Wednesda!
Philadelphia, after two weeks in Bnl
boro. Paul Cragin of Camden, y. Ja Il
has spent several weeks with relatives lsi
accompanied him.
Prof. Williston Walker of Har,a'l
Conn.,, is at the Walker summer home
Asylum street. Mrs. Walker, who
been critically i'll, is understCo ID to @ Y
OF danger now and slowly recovering
Mrs. Edwin Goodnow leaves today
visit in Orange, Mass, Boston and VI
London. Later she will go to ChlA:
and her journey may extend to DeA''
Colo. She will be absent until OctoOe'
Mrs. DR.. Draper, who has returned Y
week from visits in Warwick and West vi
rem, Mass, will soon start upon lou-'
to Grand Rapids, Mich, to spend seven
weeks or months with her relatives IAa1
George Clapp, son of G. H. Clap
somewhat burned Tuesday by the dlscnl: !
OF cannon with which he was celeOTa'I-
Some powder was blown into one "
causing considerable inflammation, and
face was burned.
Springfield papers of Saturday, Jul!
give somewhat extended notices, ac'-
panied by portrait, of c. r. Bucklanl
sociate editor of the Phelps PuOI'll
company's agricultural publications "
goes to New York this week as asssSS
editor of the American Economist
auckland was born in Tasmania, ana
mad wide journalistic experience h'Ty
oeen connected with newspapers 10
bourne, Australia, Honolulu, San i.'
cisco, and in various New England GluI
The Springfield Graphic says: "Mr. p.
land is severe student of statlsIlcs
some OF his compilations have been Slap
quoted" He was for a time professu
classics and English at the WelIus
college, New Zealand. Mr., BucKal.
wife was Miss Mary F. Sullivan, ioIm'
OF BrattlebOro. Mrs. auckland is no'
her old home in Mortified. this sla'I
= months visit before joining her hU''
in New York.