Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-29
PERSONAL.

F. w. McClures. ''' ""sS'' Is at
Col; VIM. Austine returned wodno.5o,.
from New York. 0'''''u"S
for weeks visit. Ivy ~ H.
L. X. Mixer has recently been on . trim
TO West Randolph. ' y" "Trip
f. l.. Dggins of Bellows Falls vos J.,
town early this week. ""' III
- Miss Lulu Elmer has been visi,i,,,, j.,
heene, n. H., this week. '''"s J."
MIS- Mary Smead left yesterday TO visit
her son at Leominster, Mass.
lorence and Leon White have conn 70
new London, Conn, for visit.
Miss Florence Lamson returnod Wodros
day to her home in Cato. \. Y.
Geo Linnehan of Boston has been the
S"esV Oh Daniel Mccarthy this week.
Fred Z, Robinson leaves next Tuesday
lor a visit at his old home in Foxcroft Me-
MISS Viva Smith of New York has spent
week with her sister, Mrs. Enos White
Z. +. Scribnet returns tomorrow from
MS vacation, spent at Morrisville. this state
W. F. Goddard has been engaged as
night Waterman at the Brattleboro savings
bank. "''''5'
Miss Minnie Allen of Newport, n. H.,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs G. f. Bing-
ham.
Mrs. Walter Haywood and son Leon Of
Detroit, Mich, are with Brattleboro rea-
tives for visit.
T. l.. Shea was in Bellows Falls early
ms week to attend the picnic of the
Merry eighteen
Mrs. o. II. Chaplin returns to Boston
TINS week after spending several weeks
with friends here.
Misses Ella Newman and Minnie Brasor
make the trip to Alstead, n. H., on their
wheels next week.
Mrs. Freeman billiard of Mortified
Farms, Mass, is spending a week with
relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Risbey returned
to Brattleboro for visit before going to
their New York home.
Mrs. Jonathan Smith returned Friday
from Boston, where she has spent num-
Der of weeks with her sons.
c. F. Thompson has been appointed adj
! Juster for the Vermont Mutual fire nsur-
ance company of Montpelier.
S. S. Bailey, who has been spending a
few weeks with his son, O. F. Bailey, re-
turned to his home in Grafton Monday.
Alfred jefferson, who finished his terms
work at Mt. Hermon last week, spent Sun
day in town, going Monday to Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs. Child of Lyndonville and Mrs.
Mann of Lowell, Mass, were in town this
week to attend the funeral of their niece,
Mrs. j. G. Ulery.
c. Fred Childs of the High school gradu-
ating class is in New Haven, Conn. this
week to take his examinations for entrance
to Yale college.
II. r. Horton starts tomorrow for BIZ
cycle trip to Ftchburg, Mass, expecting
to return by way of Keene next Wednes-
day, taking in the races.
Allie Leonard, who has been here with
her aunt, Mrs. Noyes White, since :he
closing of the Prospect Hill school, goes
this week to her home in Boston.
Charles Hawley has received wor dthat
he will be admitted without conditions at
the Worcester institute of technology as
the result of his recent examinations.
Emory S. Harris of Bennington, the
newly appointed United States marshal for
the district of Vermont, was sworn in by
Judge Wheeler at this place Monday.
Francis Rose of Syracuse, \. Y, is ex-
pected to Join his family tomorrow at the
home of his father on Canal street. Mr..
Rose will remain for a visit of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Butterfield of Ann
Arbor, Mich, arrived Saturday for a two
weeks visit in town. Mr.. Butterfield has
a large and successful law practice at Ann
ArbOr.
VIII. Childs returned from Moosehead
lake Saturday, and was followed by DIR.
Gale this week. They report the sport
with fly less satisfactory than in former
years.
Mr. and Mrs. d. S. Ormes, who have
been at the home of their daughter in
Dummerston for several weeks, leave Mon
day for an extended stay in Cambridgeport,
Mass.
F. L. Hunt and family went to West
brooke, Conn, Wednesday. Mr.. Hunt
will return after a short stay, but Mrs. Hunt
and children will remain there for the
summer.
Miss Louise Rawson has returned from
Alstead. n. II. Mrs. Ina Putnam, who has
been here two or three weeks, has returned
to Alstead accompanied by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bement
G.. II. Shepardson and wife of Bellows
Falls took a flying trip to Brattleboro Sun
day evening on their "Luminum" bicycles,
making a short visit at o. p Shepardson'
and returning home on the 1920 train.
Albert b. Hilton of New York, the pos
SCISSOR of one of the most valuable STAMP
collections in the world had representa-
tive in Windham county last week search
ing for rare specimens, including the Brat
tleboro stamp.
Miss Jeanne Hall returned from Toledo
Ohib. where she has been pursuing hel
musical studies. She accompanied MT
and Mrs. A. w. Childs on their way back
from jamestown, n. Y, Mr.. Childs going
to Toledo to meet her.
. Gen. and Mrs. Estey and Mrs. CoDC
went to New York Monday, and on Wed
nesday saw Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Gull OF
Greenwich, n. Y, sail for Europe on the
American Line steamer, Paris. Rev. and
Mrs. Gull will be absent three months
The steamer carried 1850 passengers.
A party of IS, including the families
, ]. d. Redway of Brattleboro, E. NJ ane
F. A. Redway of Newfane, and otheI
friends, drove to Putney west hlll'' on
day last week, and enjoyed a picnic, VIII
music and general good time, in wooc
g lot near the old homestead
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