Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-07-05
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Leland MaynaTu anu Chlluleh dle
at A. j. Horizons.
Leon Harvey comes from Boston today
for vacation visit.
Mrs. Cora Leonard is in Winthrop,
Mass, for two weeks.
Geo. L. Lane spent the Fourth with his
wife in Suffield, Conn.
Charles Bartholomew of Philadelphia is
one of the weeks visitors
Mr.. Cahill of Leeds, Mass, spent Sun
day here with his daughter.
Miss Annie Root of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting at G.. E. Greenes.
Miss Nellie Barry of Hinsdale has been
the guest of Mrs. F. G. Gale.
Frank Head is home from Dartmouth.
He made the trip on his wheel.
Solomon Lewis went to his home in
Glars Falls to spend the Fourth.
1. X. Allen has gone to Patterson, N.
j., to visit his son, Frank R. Allen.
1. n. Camp, of the Chicago firm of Estey
& Camp, is one of this weeks visitors.
IA, Abbott was on the street Tuesday
after being housed by illness for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bion Hopkinson of Spring
field. Mass, are guests at A. Hopkinson's.
Miss Alice Sturges went to Readsboro to
spend the holiday with her brother, Walter.
Mrs. j. j. Estey took tally-ho party to
Mortified Monday to attend the confer
ence.
James Menzies returns tonight from a
business visit of two weeks in New \ FORK
city,
Principal Horne and family, formerly of
Brattleboro, are at Sunapee lake, n. H.,
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Cressy are at their
cottage at Spofford lake to remain through
out the summer.
John Pease has returned to his work at
N. 1. Hawley's, after months outing in
the Berkshire hills.
Charles Hawley went to Windsor last
week on his bicycle, returning Saturday by
the same conveyance.
Mrs. Frank Sears of Holyoke came to
Brattleboro for the Fourth, and later goes
to Windsor for visit.
Ralph Reed, who has a position with a
music house at Oneonta, n. Y, comes
home today for weeks vacation.
David Martin of Springfield, Mass, a
former employee at the Telephone Ex-
change, has been in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Robbins and child
of Wales Centre, n. Y, are visiting MIR.
Robbins's sister, Mrs H. F. c. T0dt.
Miss Katie Grady gave reception We'd
nesday evening at her home on Reed hill
to her classmates in the parochial school.
Chas. Henkel, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hen.
KEEL. the Misses Henkel, and Louis and
Paul Henkel are at their cottage at the
lake.
Geo. E. Andrews, with his son Harold
and his brother Fred Andrews of Detroit
Mich, is at G. F. Sargeant's for two
weeks.
Mis-. H. L. Warehouse and family o
Beaufort, S. c., and Miss Richmond OF
East Orange, N. j., are at Miss Della
Clark's.
Mrs. w. S. McKenney and children will
90 tomorrow to North Adams, jolnin!
Mr.. McKenney, who has been employed
there nearly year.
VIM. NJ. Cole has returned to his posi-
ton at the Carpenter Organ factory afte
being employed in carpentry work at Nortl
Springfield several weeks.
Victor Holden has finished work at tn
Brattleboro Retreat, where he has been al
attendant several years. He is now at hi
fathers home in Westminster.
Mrs. Wetherell, Mrs. o. D. Esterbrool
and Miss Edith Esterbrook left Tuesday L
spend ten days or fortnight with friend
in different Massachusetts towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Dinsmore and sol
of Philadelphia arrived Wednesday, Mrs
Dinsmore and her son to spend the summer
Mr.. Dinsmore returns next week.
Mr.. Minderhaut, the designer, VIII
has been doing special work for the Este
Organ company several weeks, returned
his home in Grand Rapids, Mich, on Sat
urday
The 1O-year old son of Frank Bliss wa
badly cut about the head and bruised b
falling down the stairs Tuesday in tn
house which Ernest Hall is building o
Western avenue.
Mrs. w. w. Newcomb and children {
Fitchburg, Mass, and Mrs. Aldrich, a
rived Tuesday at Mrs. c. E. Westgate'
and 60 later to Spofford lake to spend til
summer at their cottage.
S. H. Sherman and c. F. r. Jenne hay
been in Portsmouth, n. H., this week fl
the annual banquet rendered by Fran
Jones of the Granite State Fire InsuranC
company to its agents in New Hampshil
and Vermont.
E. L. Corthell of Chicago, a civil eng
neer of note, who was employed in IL
construction of the Mississippi river jetti,
at New Orleans, was the guest of Gen. al
Mrs. Estey last week. He was accompa
led by his daughter.
Fred Childs, Perley Holmes, Ed Coleman
Mortimer and Ned Stoddard, Will Rob
CLAYTON Hackley, Ezra Wilcox and Frar
Edwards of Springfield and Haskell OF
of Boston go to the lake tomorrow
spend a week at the Streeter cottage.
Ruby E. Thurber, younger daughter
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Thurber, entertain
Is to 20 of her young friends Saturd
afternoon from to 6, the occasion bel
her eighth birthday anniversary. T
time was spent plea antly with games a
refreshments. Miss Ruby was present
with gift by each of her guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Wright and child
Chicago arrived Wednesday and will spe
month here and at Grafton, Mr. Wrigh
old home. They were in Canada sol
time en- route here. Mr.. Wright, who "
tuner in Brattleboro II or 10 years az
Is now manager of the Manufacture
Piano company, large Chicago concel
G. W. Bryant, well remembered as a 81
cessful teacher of the piano in Brattlebo
ten or II years ago, was in town Thursd
night, on his way to spend the summer
his old home in Bethel He was acco
panied by his mother, wife and chi
Prof. Bryant now has.charge of musical
structions at Peace institute, Raleigh,
c., well-known school for young ladie
George Powers and family of Brook
are at the Brooks House for two wee