Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-15
PERSONAL.

in town. '''i''iis lrlenus
Eugene Adams is working at Robin,
N Cowles's. ~ i'oOoinS
- Cen Estey and Guy Estey returned from
boston last evening.
John Allen has moved from 10 So,,,l,
MAIN street TO Highland street
+, frank Turner and p. j. Higgins were
III springfield, Mass, Wednesday.
WIN. f. Richardson is in Cbicapo tbis
week TO attend a large sale of live stock.
Col. Hooker and wife went TO New Yorl,
Wednesday. They will return to-morrow
=, MISS Minnie Phelps of North Amherst
M ass is the guest of Miss Addie Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. G, NJ. Wiley of Boston
week. P"''
Horace Wood of Springfield and his son
OF Boston have been the guests of Mrs. II,
- A. Clark and family are moving to
tnelr summer residence on Ames hill in
Marlboro. I'LL ~
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Woodbury. of Allan
Ia, Ga, have been at the American House
this week. -''''0
Arthur Park of Boston is at Miss Helen
Chandler for visit of two weeks before
going to Dakota.
=. A. Huntley is spending the week in
hshing the trout brooks in the vicinity of
Corinth, this state.
Don H. Atwood of Aurora. Kan. and
Fred j. Atwood of Concordia, Kan. are
at A. E. Atwood's.
nd
Masonic meetings at Burlington for a trip
through Grand Isle.
E. F. Stratton of Northampton, was in
town over Sunday, riding here on his wheel
from Greenfield, Mass
Fred Ford has returned from Leland and
Gray seminary, and will study during the
summer with DR.. Bruce.
Sumner r. Vinton has been selected as
a contestant for the Kingsford declama-
ton prize at Colgate university.
Carl Randall was in Springfield, Mass,
Wednesday and while there saw the road
race of the Massasoit cycle club.
Principal Ward of the Wilmington High
| school, accompanied by his wife, spent last
Monday with Mrs j. NJ. Nation.
Chas. Durham and wife returned from
Paris, Me-, last Saturday. Mr.. Durham
is showing very good shade of "russet"
Mrs. Fremont Hamilton and Mrs. f. E.
| Woodruff went to Hardwick, Mass, Sat
urday, returning the following day by car
| riage.
Mr.. and Mrs. LAWN and Lucien Howe
were at home two or three days this week,
and Mr.. Ferguson, the baritone of their
company, was also here.
w. II. Minor has been in Manchester.
| y. H., to see the races. Mr.. Whipple
drove the horses sent from here, and j. A.
| Wallen acted as his assistant.
Fifteen of the cycers of the Vermont
Wheel club rode to Spofford lake Sunday
and partook of a dinner with Mine Host
Mason of the Prospect House.
Mrs. F. Z. Woodruff of Brunswick, Me-,
and her daughter Edith returned home
Tuesday after visit with Mrs. Woodruff $
| brother, DR.. Fremont Hamilton.
Mrs. Andrew Gregg and Miss Jessie
Gregg are at st. Johnsbury for a stay of a
few weeks Mr.. Gregg has returned to
his work in the vicinity of Boston.
viii Robb, who recently completed his
first year in the medical department of the
| University of Vermont, will work at the
Brattleboro ReTeata and continue his studies
there during the summer.
Among visitors in town last week were
NJ. w. Johnson, of the Fishers Island
colony; w. L. Clark, the railroad road
master of Charlestown, \. H.; and Cor
don Wilson, who is connected with the
granite quarries at Monson, Mass.