Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-22
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Mary Darke is visiting at D. L.
Griggs.
Rev. c. O. Day left Wednesday with his
family for Sharon, N. Y.
John A. Austin is acting as postal clerk
on the Brattleboro & Whitehall route.
Mrs. A. o. Galusha of Jericho has been
spending the week with Mrs. Mary Smith
Judge Royal Tyler and family will
spend the month of July at Chatham,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Austin returned
from their wedding trip to New York Sat
urday night.
E. Granville Pratt is at home. He has
been canvassing in New Hampshire for
several weeks.
c. G. Street and j. c. Kulke of Brook
Ign with families are at Spotford lake for
the summer.
A. II. Rice has moved to Hinsdale, n.
H., where he opened harness shop seve-
raj weeks ago
Rev. A. d. Brown goes to Barre today to
act as rector of the Episcopal parish in
that place for the next two months.
Miss A. NJ. Hall of Winchendon, Mass,
is here for short visit, She has recently
opened millinery store at Winchendon.
c. f. r. Jenne and wife with others of
their party visited Nancouver's island last
week. This week the party are in Yellow
stone park.
Hon. j. l.. Martin returned last evening
from Manchester, where he has been at
! tending the session of the Bennington
county court.
p. A. Streeter and wife of Holyoke,
Mass, are here today to attend the reunion
of Company c. They are the guests of L.
F. Bowker
Z. Wales and his son Harry have re-
! turned from Berlin, y. H., where they
met with great success in the presentation
of the kirmess last week.
Gilbert Murray has moved from 100 to
80 Elliot street; Arthur Knight from 40 to
I6 High: Rev. l. +. Kimball from IS Green
| to "a Western avenue
Mrs. J. G. Ullery, who has been i'll for
so long time, has failed very rapidly in
| the past week, and no encouragement is
given to hope for her recovery.
Col. Haskins and DR.. Webster have been
in Boston this week arranging for quarters
for the Vermont delegation at a Masonic
meeting to be held in that city next year
Rutland item in the Herald this morn
ing says: "W, C. Piper leaves this morIl-
ing on his wheel for a 10 days vacation.
He will go from here to Brattleboro and
thence to Boston by easy stages"
Geo. II. Hough, son of Rev. and Mrs.
| A. j. Hough, is one of the honor students
in the graduating class at the Vermont
Methodist seminary at Montpelier. His
essay was on advantages of a liberal ed
ucation."
S. T. Il. Cheney of Jamaica and b. H.
Eddy of West Brattleboro were awarded
their degrees at Colgate university yester-
day. At the presentation of prizes sum
ner X. Ninton was awarded first in both
the sophomore Latin and the sophomore
defamation contests.
Mrs. VIM r. Joyslyn with her two ons,
j. f. Lewis and Frank Lewis, are at +. II.
Van Doorn's. j. +. Lewis graduated from
Mt. Hermon this week, delivering the
scientific essay on class day. Commence
ment day he was awarded the Cambridge
prize of so for general excellence.
On returning home Saturday evenng
Alma Niles found, to her surprise, nine OF
her young friends waiting for her. Light
refreshments were served in the yard.
After spending a pleasant evening the
company broke ranks at an early hour de-
claring they had hada jolly time, "way out
in the woods of Esteyvile.'
Brooks House Guests.
Among the arrivals at the Brooks House
this week have been Chas. f. Benson, Des
Moines, Iowa; Elliot Balestier, New York
NJ. d. Stone, Worthngton, Mass. II. NJ
Neale, Columbus, Ohio; VIM. Sawyer, and
the Misses Sawyer of New York; Frank f
Trip, Boston; Mrs. L. c. Page, Boston
j. L. Draper and wife, Northampton
Mrs. Z. b. V. Smith and Miss Smith, New
York; f. Eben Baylis, Boston; j. F
Andrews wife and family of New York
and c c. Wheelwright of Boston.