Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-07-27
PERSONAL

ton. iiiolus Ill Dos
vacation. U"o weeks
Edward Wilson has rented the Fox
house on Canal street. ioN
IL. p, Smith goes to New York MONDAY
Tor his monthly visit.
henry Haywood of Detroit is at his
Iathers for three or four weeks.
Misses Marguerite and Kate LONG arc
spending week in Greenfield.
Miss Nellie Barry went yesterday to hor
nome IN Hinsdale for a vacation.
Miss N. E. Nellgan, well Ilnown,orcan.
ISL OF dolyoke, is visiting in town.
Mrs. Wilbur Rockwell of Boston is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. f. NJ. Billiard.
,. w. Kirkland of Boston greeted Brat-
tleooro friends Saturday and Sunday
Miss Carrie Winters is VISITING friards
near Worcester, Mass, for a few DAYS
Guy Lamson preached last Sunday in
the First Baptist church in Vergennes.
Miss Nora Mcguire of Providence. r. /.
Is visiting her cousin, Miss Agnes Mcguire,
}. F. O'Neil and j. r. Fitzgerald of
White River junction were in town Satur-
day.
Mrs. Fred Morse has been critically in
this week with an attack of neuralgia of
the heart
}. G. Ullery spent Sunday in Montpelier
as the guest of II. A. Huse, the state
librarian.
L. f. Griffin is acting as clerk at the
American House during the absence of
Fred Morse.
Mrs George F. Mann and daughter
have been visiting at V. c. Emerson's in
Keene, n. II.
Frank Stetson is working at the Brooks
! House barber shop during the absence of
| Mr.. Cassavant.
Prof. Edward Fisher of the Toronto
conservatory of music is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. LAWN.
Mrs. S. w. Edgett goes today to West
| Auburn, Mass, for a two weeks visit at
I her former home.
Miss Nellie Long of Holyoke was in town
from Friday until Monday, the guest of
Miss Nellie Fenton.
Miss Nora Baker has recovered from
her illness and has returned to her work
at the American House.
Leon Lamb, Arthur Staples, and Ralph
Reed are preparing for business college in
the fall, probably at Albany.
Will Cutting and wife of Brooklyn visit
ed Mr.. Cuttings father, j. c. Cutting, at
Guilford the first of the week.
Mrs. A. d. Brown and son left yesterday
for Barre, where Mr.. Brown is acting as
rector of the Episcopal church.
Mrs Geo. c. Smith and children and her
niece, Miss Cora Platts, of Orange, Mass,
are visiting at Mortified, this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Abbott and Mrs.
Eels and children are at the Putnam cot
tage at Spofford lake for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs II. F. c. T0dt and daugh-
ter left Tuesday for Cottage City, where
they will spend vacation of two weeks.
Mrs. Edward L. Temple, Miss Edith G.
Temple and Master Clarence Temple OF
Rutland are guests at St. Michaels rectory
j. Walter Shelley of Putney has a posi-
ton with Guy Brothers minstrels. They
open their season at the town hall Aug
80.
Miss Maud Wood and Miss Edith Davi:
of Springfield, Mass, spent last week will
Miss Woods parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A
Wood.
Principal and Mrs. Horne are at Suna
pee lake for their vacation. They wer'
Joined there by Rev. and Mrs. F. l.. PhaleI
of Concord, n. II.
Carl S. Hopkins and family, who hav'
/ been visiting in Rupert for several week
past, return this week accompanied by Mr.
Hopkins sister Bessie.
Leon Lamb broke the bicycling recor'
? from Spofford lake Monday, covering tn
Z distance between Dunton q Farr's and tn
common in 81 minutes.
Mrs. Romanda Leavitt and Mrs. j. A
e Bardwell are on a visit of several weeks t.
D Gouverneur, n. Y. On their way Their
they visited at Vergennes, this state.
Y Barbara Murphy and Katie Dunlevy re
t turned Wednesday from North Cambridge
4 Mass, accompanied by Miss Nellie Murph
of that place, who will visit at I. A
, Murphy's.
, Walter L. Boyden, cashier of the nations
! bank at Plymouth, Mass, has joined hi
wife and child, who have been here wit
s his mother, Mrs. G.. II. Ryder, for sewers
:. weeks past.
" Rev. Hal D. Maxwell is taking month
vacation. He will spend week in Bosto
with his brother, going from there to h
s old home at Moore's Mills, Nova Scotli
|. for three weeks
Charles Robb, who has had good la
" practice at Readsboro the past year,
T. soon to 90 to Bellows Falls, where he WI
e have an Office with Walker d Holden, IL
n insurance agents.
Rev. and Mrs. F. w. Sprague of Ea
IL Boston, Mass, will arrive tomorrow Tor
IS weeks stay at T. j. b. Cudworths. M
TT Sprague will preach at Vernon Sundi
e, afternoon at 2:3O.
Arthur Lacey, employed by r. II. Bake
is has been called to Winchendon, Mass,
r, account of the illness of his mother, ID
Of place at Mr.. Bakers is taken by Mr. Hoo
I'd kins of WinchendOn.
President Bliss of the Boston d AlDai
to railroad, with his family, is expected at u
?. Brooks House today en- route to Manche
st ter. this state. They will go by way
4. wilmington, stopping at the Forest al
Stream club house.
he C.. M. Colburn, for years travelll
he salesman for Wells Richardson compa
a, of Burlington, and later Brattlebo
y, druggist. who went into the insurance ou
an ness at Bethel year ago, has changed
headquarters to Burlington.
is Mr.. and Mrs. Will BigeloW and chi
in who spent the winter in Florida, but W