Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-07-06
PERSONAL.

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Spofford lake. i'' vacation at
visit with relatives. '0''eiu"! lor
~ Burr Smith has returned to Rro,,o
Ooro for the summer. i"V'ie-
Dennison Cowles and VIII vin+o, ,,.o,.,
IN Westfield Mass, Wednesday MUM "eie.
Z. b. Parks moves this wool, into II.
new mouse ON South Canal street.
~ A. Martin is again at his store. after
Oels housed about month by illness.
:, misses Rena and Hortense Hall are with
friends IN Meriden, Conn.,, for few weeks
Judge Royal Tyler and Mrs. TYLER ara
at chatham, Mass, for the month of Inv
MRS Lillian Curtis of Binghamton N
wood O"iiieS EasC-
MISS Sarah Clark left yesterday for q
VISIT with her sister, Mrs. Risbey, in New
carrie II. Shattuck, who has been teach
ing at Shelburne, Mass, is at her home
for the summer. 0' NOi'ie
Julius Gull, who has been VISITING Of
Gen. Estey's, has returned to his home in
Greenwich, n. Y.
Miss Abbie Fuller entertains tho t1iob
school class of 81 at her home in Estoy-
vile this evening.
u Walter Walker returned last week from
Claremont, n. H., where he has been visit
ing for few weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred c. Gale have returned
from Johnstown, n. Y, Mr.. Gale having
sold his business there
Mrs. Leopold Retting left last week for
Detroit, Mich, where she will visit her
brother, o. r. Leonard
Z. w. Durham is visiting the boot and
shoe trade of this vicinity. His wife ac-
companies him on the trip.
Rev. Father Cunningham was in Rutland
| wednesday to attend the dedication of the
new French Catholic church.
Miss Maud Brown will attend the Chris
tan Endeavor convention at Cleveland. as
delegate from the Centre church.
MSS Margaret Hubbard left Yesterday
| for her home in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
going first to New York city for a visit.
Three tally-ho parties went from here to
Spotford lake the Fourth and one con-
tinued from there to the races at Keene.
Gen. Gilmore of Fairlee was in town
Tuesday and Wednesday perfecting ar
rangements for the annual muster in Au.
gust.
Rev. Edward Judson of New York, ac-
companied by his daughter, rode here this
week on their bicycles from Springfield,
Mass.
Miss Minnie Blanchard, who has posi-
ton as stenographer at Bradford, this
state, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert
Baker.
James Eastwood, who graduated from
Tufts college recently, is at his home in
West Brattleboro for the remainder of the
summer.
Frank II. Field has returned home after
a six weeks vacation. He spent four
weeks at Starksboro and two weeks at
Burlington.
Frank Taft participated in the one-half
mile and one mile bicycle races at Green
field the Fourth, winning one second and
one third prize.
c. A. Trip went to New London Sat
urday and on Monday, NJ. James Will
liams, formerly the well-known conductor
returned with him.
A delightful party was given at Gov.
Fuller's Tuesday evening by Miss Essex to
a party of 25 to 30 in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Camp of Chicago
Miss Belle Williams, who has been
spending two weeks at II. NJ. Cuttings in
West BrattleborO, returned TO her home in
Springfield, Mass, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Randall and daugh-
ter and Mr. and Mrs. d. A. Young and
daughter, are enjoying an outing at The
Rushmere at SpOtford lake.
A party of % from the Judson Memorial
church in New York, are at the Cottage fol
two weeks. The party consists of 1C
elderly people and fifteen children.
, Mrs Hattie BaTows and three children
of Newton, Mass, are at the home of hel
brother, L. b. Barrows; the latter and hi:
, family are at his Marlboro farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Root are spending ;
vacation of two weeks at Money Island
near Long Island, in company with Mr.
Roots mother and sister of Springfield.
! A message by cable states that Mr.. anC
Mrs. Z. r. Pratt will sail for this country to
morrow, it being their intention to spenC
the remainder of the summer in Brattle
boro.
Frank Crosby has had several good offer
p for engagements with concert companie
the coming season, as well as one to be
f come member of the quartet in tn
>. County Fair company.
S Prof w. Starr Cutting returned to Chi
S capo last week to resume his duties at tn
Chicago university. Mrs. Cutting am
= children will remain with Mr.. Cutting
Il father until September.
n f. w. Chids and family and Mrs. w
S II. Childs and her sister, Mrs. &. f. 81
y monds of Cambrdgeport, Mass, hav
been at the Forest and Stream clubs nous
y in Wilmington this week.
e BENJAMIN Crown rode his new Keatin
e wheel to Springfield, Mass, and return,
d addition to side trips, Wednesday, in com
many with Harry Hodgkins. The cycle
e meter showed their run for the day TO 0
2. 1875 miles.
d LII. Barber was overcome by the hea
i while waiting at Greenfield on his wa
home from Boston, Monday, sunstrok
r beino feared. Mr.. Barber was confined I
[. the house for two or three days, but is nov
IS about his work. =.
II Rev. F. j. Parry and family and Myro
l. Davis. delegates from the Baptist EndeaVo
re society. leave Monday for Cleveland to a
r. tend he sessions of the national CONVEX
- rF Dor,,r will On on to Cincinnati