Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-07-12
PERSONAL.
Lewis Putnam is at Lake Pleasant.

Lewis Putnam is at Lake Pleasant
DIR. c. c. Corbett of Merricb, Mass, is
visiting at S. p. Sherwn's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Mcclure have re-
turned from East Mortified
Mrs. Kate Burchard goes to the White
Mountains on Tuesday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Thomas are visit
ing in North Springfield, this state.
Rev. Clifford II. Smith of Pittsford, this
state, was in town briefly this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poor of Peabody are guests
of their daughter, Mrs. j. Gray Estey.
Miss Grace Lamson went Wednesday to
Leominster, Mass, for two weeks stay.
DR.. Knapp goes to New York today on
a business and pleasure trip of a few days.
George Roberts goes this week to resume
his studies at the Dartmouth medical col
lege.
Capt Devens and family are at Jubilee
Hall, Halifax, Nova Scotia, for the sum-
mer.
Seth Stone and c. D. Smith are at Spo.
ford lake building a cottage for E. ii. Van
Doom.
w. O. Powers has sold the valuable
chestnut mare he bought at Poultney to
OudTleS IItSCOJJs
Miss Laura Stearns has returned from
Lake Spofford where she has been staying
at the Brooklyn.
Miss Allie Leonard of Boston came
Wednesday to make visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Noyes White.
George Niles has moved from Chestnut
street in Esteyville to the water cure build
ing on Elliot street.
Miss F. NJ. Horton, the supervisor of
the schools, went to her old home in Sa-
lem, Mass, Wednesday.
c. A. Dmsmore and Charles Barthomez
returned Sunday to Philadelphia after
spending a few days here.
Col and Mrs c. A. Miles and child
have gone to Chatham, Mass, where they
will remain until Sept. /.
Miss Hattie Dickerman of Boston came
Tuesday for her summer visit with her
sister, Mrs p. F. Connors.
Miss Emma Dutton has moved from A.
r. Gregg's on North Main street to Joseph
Hidreth's on the common.
w. D. Saunders and daughter returned
Monday after visit to Mr.. Saunders old
home at Springfield, this state.
Harry Randall and Walter S. Pratt &C
lake for vacation of ten days.
Miss Charlotte Pine is expected home
tomorrow after a visit of several weeks
with her broCher in Bayonne, n. j.
Capt. and Mrs. F. d. Weld and daugh
ter leave tomorrow to go to Cornish Cen
tire, n. H., for a visit with relatives.
Lveryman II. X. Brown is out aftel
being disabled with an abscess on one Les
caused by being hit with wagon pole.
Mrs. Edison and Miss Gertrude Marstor
went today to Boston. From there the,
will go to Toronto and other places in Can
ada.
Mrs. W. H. Roleau left yesterday for
visit of several weeks in Burlington, vii
liston, and other places in the north par
of the state.
Col. II. f. Taylor, J. A. Taylor an,
; Azor Marshall have been summoned +
serve as jurors at the session of Unite
l States circuit court
Mrs. Flora j. Clary and Miss Agne
Coolidge are attending the 18th annua
session of the Marthas Vineyard summe
institute for teachers.
Rev. S. NJ. Crothers and family of Can
t bridge. Mass, will arrive next Monday T.
\ spend two months at the Eastwood plac
on the Hinesburg road.
e Leo NJ. Willis, formerly of BrattleborC
: won the 100 yard foot race at the Fourt
of July games at Shelburne Falls, Mass
e his time being 10 12 seconds.
: Mrs. Thompson of Brooklyn, n. Y
who has been visiting her brother, Henri
a Rawson, goes today to the home of he
= sister in Painfeld this state
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Winchester r,
d turned Friday after stay of II weeks i
v New York. Both have improved eyesigf
as a result of an operation performed by a
n occulist of that city.
y Miss Maud Cook returned Tuesday aftt
being with her aunt, Mrs. II. A. Wake
e in Boston for three weeks. Mrs. Wake
e who is there for medical treatment, is in
proving and will return in about montl
Il A building and loan association hi
= been established at Claremont, n. II
(. with two former Brattleboro men as of
n GERS, II. c. White being the vice presiden
r. and j. c. Timson secretary and treasure
# Both also serve as directors.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Knowton left Mo-
n day for a three weeks trip. They vi
d first visit Mr. Knowlton's brother in Well
"a vile, n. Y, and will go from there
Illinois. Miss Izetta Stewart will be IL
ST. organist at the Unitarian church durir
70 Mrs. Knowlton's absence.
2 Wabash college has conferred the
gree of doctor of divinity upon Rev. Geors
q f. Martin, pastor of the First Presbyteria
NJ church at St. Louis. DR.. Martin, who
W a native of Norwich, Conn, graduate
; with high honors from Yale in ~, al
pr from the Yale theological school in y
.e His first nastOrate was over the Cent
N Congregational church of Brattlebol
From here he was called to the First Pre-
n byteran church of Brockton, Mass, al
nj from there to st. Louis, where he has be-
$. II years. Many Bratteboro friends W
congratulate Dr. Martin on this nC
al honor.