Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-07-26
PERSONAL.

aunt, Mrs. Rufus Rawson.
Prof. f. b. Fox of Nantucket is visiting
his sister, Mrs o. b. Mack,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Smith have returned
after an outing at the sea shore.
Miss Minnie Taft of Springfield, Mass,
is the guest of Mrs. Fred Veet.
Samuel w. Kirkland of Boston is spend
ing a two weeks vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Stone are visiting
with relatives in Northampton and vicinity.
Annie Lamb has been spending week
with her aunt Mrs. Newton, in Greenfield,
Mass.
F. II. Holden and family are back from
their vacation trip to Nantasket and Bos-
ton.
David Bisset has finished work for c. E.
Allen and will remove to Washington,
d. C.
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. White 90 to Nashua,
n. H., next week to visit Mrs. Whites
uncle.
w. A. Button and Ed Wilson went
Wednesday night to Rutland and Fair Ha-
ven for few days.
Walter Eddy returned Wednesday after
a visit of several days with his grandfather
at Orange, Mass.
Ed. Rawson of Meriden, Conn, is spend
ing some time with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Rawson
Fred Morris and family returned on
Wednesday from their vacation, spent in
the vicinity of Boston.
Mrs. Lathrop and daughter of Grand
Rapids, Mich, are guests of Mrs Lathrop's
sister, Mrs. Il. NJ. Smith.
"a -bo Go,
the guests of Miss Annie Wyman, returned
to Portland yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. f. b. Barrett are at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Thomas Pei
lett, in Worcester, Mass.
Rev. Dr. George Leon Walker and Mrs.
Walker have been the guests of Rev. Dr.
Boardman at Pittsford, this state.
Mrs. O. A. Marshall and children are
at Spotford lake to remain until Septem-
Der l. Myron Davis is with them.
Mrs. II. w. Hamilton returned Wednes-
day, after a stay of two or three months
with her daughter at Brunswick, Me.
Miss Lenna Thomas went Friday to
Springfield, Mass, where she sang in one
of the Unitarian churches on Sunday.
Mrs. Matilda Jones of Detroit, Mich,
came Saturday for visit with her sisters,
Mrs. Lucy Clark and Mrs. Albert Rock
well.
Mrs. Zilpha Jones Downing of Deer
field, Mass, is here to remain with hel
grandmother, Mrs. j. f. Willard, for some
time.
Mrs. Leander Thomas, Miss Esther
Thomas and Harry Thomas left Wednes-
day for Cottage City, where they will
spend two weeks.
: Miss Minnie Blanchard, now filling TEN
porarily the position of stenographer fo
the Estey Organ company, goes next Mon
day to Bradford.
Col. and Mrs. G.. w. Hooker, Mr.. anC
, Mrs. c. w. Stewart and Miss Myrtell
Eason attended the Curtis Gibson weddin!
!, in South Londonderry.
Dan Webster will 60 Tuesday to New
York to fill an engagement of one or two
months as bOokkeeper for the New Englan,
: Loan IL Trust company.
Secretary b. c. Austin left yesterday 70
his annual vacation of two weeks. II
goes for week to Beleport, Long Island
and afterward to the Catskills.
4 Harry Randall had his ! t hand Gu
4 badly on broken glass while and Waite
Pratt were packing their eff cts to return
from Spotford lake Monday morning.
Archie Streeter and O. Frank Bale
e went yesterday to Albany, and from Their
I will go down the Hudson to New Yor
Il city, to remain for a week or ten days.
Rev. Father cunningham went to Bloc
Island, Tuesday, for his vacation. Rev
I Father Dunn of Keene will ofliciate at 81
Il Michaels Roman Catholic church Sunday
Miss Lula b. Horton returned yesterda
tttrp lyc' in N
o Hyde Park. Her cousin, Miss Mimi
II Timson of Hyde Park, came with her for
/ visit here.
idge returned Wednesday from Martha
IS Vineyard, where they have attended
7, summer school. Several hundred teacher
s. attended the school.
l. Col II. E. Taylor was foreman of eac
of the three jures on which he served ;
% the session of the United States cou
a which closed at Montpelier Wednesda,
is He visited in St. Adams while away.
" Geo. Andrews, who with his son, hi
been at Chas. F. Sargent's, returns to d
troit today. Mr.. Andrews is employed by
~ furniture concern which telegraphed hi
u to cut his vacation short and return on a
y. count of increase in business.
h Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Powers ha,
sailed by the Furst Bismark to visit the
daughter, the Countess de Jotemps, at h
= chateau in Switzerland. The count al
~ countess expect to return with them
9 spend the fall i Brattleboro at the HeI
q locks.
ir Miss Caroline E. Ross of Coventry En-
land, has been the guest of her friend,
81 Louise Larkin, at her home, Glenda
al Villa, where she is now entertaining
in cousin, Miss Grace E. Wundt of Burlin
re ton, Iowa, who was a delegate at d
nv Christian Endeavor convention at BostO
II. T. j. b. Cudworth and Mrs. A.
Stearns have been chosen delegates fro
ed the Universalist society and Mrs. II.
r Wood and d. +. Tasker from the You
" Peoples union to attend the UNIVERSAL
nd state convention. to be held at Morrisvi
es the last Wednesday and Thursday in A
as gust.
Urban w. Frink, who has been
wv charge of the watch repairing departing
.g- of the Tilden & Thurber company, Pro
". dence, r. l., for two years, has returned
rly Chicago as the western representative
VS. the A. w. Harris oil company of Pro
hi dence, one of the largest concerns of I
ad kind in the world. Mr.. Frink has be
very successful in Providence, where
.al, has made many friends, who, with
ere friends in Brattleboro, will wish him s.
rs. cess in Chicago.
nd The Greenfield letter in the Springfi
for Republican of Sunday contained the
'ug lowing: civilian A. Davenport recei,
to MANY concentrations TODAY on hay