Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-06-14
PERSONAL.

Miss Minnie Griffin of Springfield, Mass,
is spending two weeks in town.
f. L. Parker spent two or three DAYS of |
this week in Clafemont and Newport,
n. II.
Mrs. Robert Burnett and family intend |
occupying the Hemocks about the middle
of July.
Frank Sheldon and daughter Mabel of !
Red Wing, Mimi, are guests of L. w.
Hawley.
Miss Gertrude Marston returns this week
from Woodstock, where she has been teach
ing school.
DR.. George F. Barber has been away a
few days on a pleasure trip to Fitchburg
and Boston.
Mrs. Eugene Marion of Barre is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hagan of
Elliot street.
Miss Ada Taylor of Ludlow is assisting
the compositorial force in The Phoenix
job printing office.
Miss Louisa l.. Smith left Tuesday for a
two months vacation to be spent in Bos-
ton and New York.
Clarence Carpenter, who is now at Los
Angeles, CAL, in failing health, and will
soon return home.
Miss Florence Burlingame is in the en-
ploy of the Otis Manufacturing company
of Three Rivers, Mass.
Edison Durham, who has been at work
for c. E. Allen some time, is again in the
employ of Scott & Jones.
John w. Drown of Springfield, Mass,
has greeted Brattleboro friends this week.
Mr.. Drown is now in the insurance bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Stone visited last
week in Northampton and vicinity. Mr..
and Mrs. d. G. Morris have also visited
there.
o. L. French and Fred Stedman of
Springfield Mass, went Saturday to the
wilds of Orleans county, to enjoy camp life
for two weeks.
Miss Ina Wart, the well-known school
teacher will act as matron at the Nina,
the summer hotel which d. L. Griggs will
run at Mortified, Mass.
Mrs. Levi X. Fuller has resigned her
membership of the board of lady managers
of the Atlanta exposition on account of a
lack of time to attend to the duties of the
Office.
Mrs. Lemuel Fales recently underwent
an operation in a hospital at Worcester,
Mass, diseased bone being removed from
uGI duhlGs DIG 10 uldhlllS kOOu pEORTtSS
toward recovery.
Miss Iva Howe returned last week from
Greenbush n. Y, where she has been en-
poyed the past four months on The Her
aid, the paper in which her brother, Frank
Howe owns a half interest.
William B. Gould, the well-known Clark
street plumber, was married June 5 at
Westminster to Mrs. Ada NJ. Crosby of
that town. Mr. and Mrs. Gould have
since returned to Brattleboro.
j. NJ. Dugan has been appointed by the
supreme governor of the Pilgrim Fathers
as deputy supreme governor for John Kill
burn colony, No. 95, of Bellows Falls, his
duty being to install its officers.
Mrs. o. L. Beverage and little daughter
Olive left Saturday for North Haven on
the Maine coast, where they will spend the
summer. Principal Beverage will join
them there after the school year closes.
Mrs. c. E. Westgate and daughter re-
turned yesterday from Fitchburg, Mass,
where Mrs. Westgate has been for several
weeks caring for her sister, Mrs. Wallace
Newcomb, who has been ill with malarial
fever.
Hortense Hall went Saturday to Weles-
ley college, where she witnessed the inter-
esting exercises of "float day. on Tuesday
with her sister, Rena Hall. Hortense re-
turns today, and Rena will come home for
the summer vacation next week.
Miss Mary L. Hall, daughter of School
Superintendent G. P. Hall of Shelburne
Falls, Mass, formerly of Bratteboro, will
graduate at the Westfield Normal school,
June 25. Her subject will be "Some
reasons for the success of a normal grad
uate."
The latest number of the Essex Institute
Historical Collections hfis paper by Cecil
Hampden Cults Howard, entitled "The
Pepperell Portraits" describing in full
all the portraits owned in 1745 by Gen
Sir William Pepperell, and their present
ownership.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Williams and chill
dren and Mrs. Charles Horton and the lat
ter's daughter, Miss Nettie Horton, lef
Tuesday for Mrs. Williams's old home OF
Long Island. Mr.. Williams will return in
few days, but the others will remain there
for the summer.
E. Wales returned Monday from Barre
where the pardon and kirmess was brough
out successfully under his direction. Ell
win Spear of Greenfield, the pianist whC
has been with Mr.. Wales throughout thu
season, has an engagement for the summe
at Long Branch.
Rev. G. o. Day and daughter drove t.
Bennington to attend the Congregations
meetings. Deacon c. F. Thompson an(
Mrs. A. E. Park have also been there
Miss Susan Clark and Rev. and Mrs. j. H
Rabbit were present from the West Brat
tleboro society.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Durham returne
Wednesday after a stay of several weeks a
Mr.. Dunham's old home in Paris, Maine
and other parts of that state Mrs. Dun
ham is receiving many congratulation
upon her worlds record in landing a min
pound square-tailed trout and making
total catch of "a pounds.
D. Stolte, jr., made a good showing i
Massasoit clubs % mile road race a
Springfield, Mass, Tuesday He finishes
25th in a list of 103 starters, and won
smoking set. His handicap was thre
minutes and three seconds, or just ha
way between the scratch and limit mel
Stolte's actual time for the % miles wa
one hour and seven minutes.
At the approaching celebpation in Louis
bourg, of the 150th anniversary of tn
capture of that famous fortress from tn
French there will be monument unveiled
The speech of the occasion will be deli
cred by Hon. Everett Pepperell Wheel'