Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-06-21

from their wedding trip and will live at Is
Prospect street.
Miss A. NJ. Hall, the well-known milf
ner, now of Winchendon, Mass, has been
in town few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barrett of Spring
field, Mass, have recently spent few days
here with Mr.. Barretts parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Taylor of Wash
ington are expected this week to spend the
summer season here and at Grafton.
Capt j. c. Timson of Claremont was
in town over Sunday, joining his wife and
children, who had been here a few days.
Mrs. c. b. Lamson gave a five o'clock
tea Tuesday afternoon in honor of her son
Guy, few of his friends being the guests.
Miss Emma Lundberg has been appoint
ed another year as one of the teachers in
the public school at South Hadley, Mass.
Rev. w. H. Collins, F. w. Childs and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hackley attended the
Episcopal convention at Montpelier this
week.
o. p. Cassavant, formerly the Brooks
House barber, has gone to Bellows Falls,
where he will work in the shop of James
| Burns.
Miss Carrie Woodland of Foxboro, Mass,
She went from here for visit in Windham
and Jamaica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Campbell have gone
to Narragansett Pier, r. l., to assist in the
management of the Continental hotel dur
ing the summer season.
Commander Hoy and the Misses Hoy
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Irwin Hoy have gone
to Narragansett Pier. They will return
here later in the season.
Miss Alice Morse has broken up house
keeping on Chase street and gone to YER
non where she will make her home with
her sister, Mrs. NJ. 1. Reed.
Will j. Benners, jr., the young author
well known in Brattleboro, is now editor
of Ladies' Every Saturday, an illustrated
newspaper for women, published in Phil
adelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Howe go to-mor-
row to the Mizzentop hotel at Pawling,
N. Y, where they will remain during the
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Howe enjoyed a
trip to Mount Mansfield last week.
The marriage of Arba E. Durkee and
Miss Annie l. Norton took place last week
Wednesday at Waterbury, this state. Mr..
and Mrs. Durkee have been spending part
of their honeymoon in Brattleboro.
Guy Lamson returned to Middlebury
college Tuesday evening for commence
ment after which he will go to Panton and
Addison, this state, to preach in the Baptist
churches there during the summer months.
A r. Stebbins has returned from Bond
vile, where he has been managing the
Morgan House for a few weeks. Will
.ockwell, who was proprietor of the house
during the winter, will return there again
Henry Adkins of New Haven, Conn.
returned to his home this morning after a
visit to his cousins, W. G. and w. G.
Horton. Mr.. Adkins is a son of JohI
Adkins and is former resident of thi:
town.
G.. G. Smith, who came last week witt
his family to occupy the Carpenter house
at the corner of North Main and Linden
streets, is a member of the firm of Street
& Smith, publishers of the New Yorl
Weekly.
Miss Mae Corbett, bookkeeper for the
Brattleboro Overall company, returned
Monday from St. Adams, accompanied by
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Jane:
Corbett, and her sister. The family will
live in the new grange building.
c. H. Thompson has bought building
lot at Spofford lake, near E. d. Whitney
cottage. A handsome cottage, from plans
by Architect Crosby, will be erected thereon
, to be owned Jointly by Mr.. Thompson
Lewis Gregg, Ernest Bemis, Louis Whit
ney, Fl. F. Jordan and F. U. Simpson.
= Mrs. James B. Frost is at Hanover at
tending the commencement exercises. He
son, Gaius B. Frost, has been able to pas
T successfully from the junior to the senio
= class, Notwithstanding that he was serious
ly ill with scarlet fever for about tw
l months.
The Boston Globe of Sunday containe,
portraits and sketches Of the graduating
class at Harvard, among them being tina
: of the secretary, Albert H. Newman o
Boston, son of the late Col. Albert II
Newman. Young Newman has Away
ranked VeIJ high as a student. He be
longs to the ri Eta and Delta Epsilon fra
ternities.
Miss Maud L. Emerson, for the pas
four years assistant teacLer in the Brattle
= boro High school, has been engaged as frs
= assistant in the High school - Orange
Mass. Miss Emerson graduated 1,om th
e local High school and then studieu a
3 Smith college. She has shown marke
{ aptitude for teaching and the students
e teachers and committee here will regre
b that she has decided to go to Orange.
. Charles L. Mead and family of Ne
h York city, sail tomorrow for Genoa o
g the steamer "Werra," intending to Wis
r Larkin G. Mead, the eminent sculptor
S formerly of this village, now residing
r Florence, Italy. The party will also spen
a short time in Venice together, and Cha
l, Mead and family will return home throug
n Switzerland, Germany, France and En-
= land, reaching New York late in Septen
10 Der.
:. The Claremont Advocate in its report {
h the New Hampshire muster says; CAPITA
m Timson was officer of the day once, al
N set the pace for the others. Lieutenal
err Walker was officer of the guard one da
ID and was remarked by the colonel of Il
lie regiment as being the only officer yet
,r duty who knew how to dismiss the guar
al Lieut.. Walker has had eleven years ext
X rience in the Vermont guard, and Il
lie stood him in good stead" Capt. Tins
and Lieut.. Walker went from Brattlebol