Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-06-28
PERSONAL.


town, Conn.
Miss Lula Elmer is in Middlebury for
vacation visit
Mrs. d. II. Clements is in Brooklyn to
spend week
Carrier John Lindsay has been taking a
short vacation.
Fred c. ellison begins work for A.'E.
Miller Monday.
Mrs. White of Meriden, Conn, is a guest
at G. r. Crosby's.
Mrs P. NJ. Baker and family are spend
ing a week in Hinsdale.
Mrs. Es NJ. Hodgkins is visiting her
brother, E. j. Knowlton.
Mrs. S. c.. Streeter of Springfield, Mass,
has been visiting in town.
Mrs. Emma Arey, now of Keene, is
spending few days in town.
Mrs. F. H. Davis is in Boston and
vicinity for two months visit
Lyman Pettee of New York made a fly
ing visit to Brattleboro Saturday.
Willard Cobb is home from Vermont
Academy for the summer vacation.
The Sunday Republican will contain an
illustrated sketch of Royal g. Wood
Masa Willis is spending a few weeks
with his son Henry in Meriden, Conn.
Miss Winnie Sterling of Millers Falls,
Mass, is visiting Miss Minnie LennoX.
Miss Cora Roberts, the teacher, is at the
Episcopal retreat at Burlington for few
days.
Mrs. Ralph Chamberlain returned Sun
day after weeks visit in Springfield,
Mass.
Principal Beverage left Tuesday morn
ing for his summer house on the Maine
| coast.
Miss Hulda Kelsey, who has a position
at Tufts college, is visiting Mrs. S. S.
Hunt.
Miss Molly Hough has returne d from
Mortified, where she has been for few
weeks
Henry Norcross caught so trout Satur-
day, one of the largest single strings this
season.
Charles Fawcett of New York is spend
| ing a vacation of two weeks at n. II.
Whites.
Joseph Gould, one of the Brooks House
office boys, is at his home in Rutland for
two weeks.
Miss Eva NJ. Gowing went yesterday to
her home in Wakefield, Mass, for the sum
mer vacation.
c. Fred Childs went to New Haven
| Wednesday to take his "fnals' for en-
trance to Yale.
r. L. Heaphy went to New York yester-
day for a visit with his brother, DIR. Law
renee Heaphy.
w. H. Fuller of the Rutland Y. NJ. c. A.
has been gladly greeted by many friends
here this week.
George Wel!man will come home from
Providence, R. l., after July for two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Jennie Stebbins Bemis, graduate
of the Brattleboro High school, has been
visiting in town.
Mrs. A. A. Barber came yesterday from
Springfield, Mass, to spend some time
with Mrs l. d. Rice.
Miss Stella Goodnow, who has been at
tending a medical school in New York, is
at Mrs. s. S. Hunts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Willard of Spring
field, Mass, have been here this week with
Mr. Wizards parents.
Miss Carrie Blair entertained the junior
Epworth league of the Methodist church
at her home last evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Gates and Miss Julie Al
len go tomorrow on their wheels to Lowell
lake for a weeks outing.
Miss Emma Lundberg has returned from
South Hadley Falls, Mass, to spend the
summer vacation at home.
Miss Grace Robertson of Hinsdale was
the guest of Miss Florence Thorn during
the commencement season.
John Kelly, employed at the Brooks
House barber shop, has returned after a
weeks stay in North Adams.
Harry Emerson will build cottage at
SpoffOrd lake, near f. D. Whitney's, on
land bought of Mr.. Thatcher.
The New York Dramatic Mirror says
Rudyard Kipling is writing play for Beer
bohm Tree, the noted English actor.
Allyn Crosby has returned from Dart.
mouth college, after finishing his four
years course and receiving his degree
Shirley Brigham and Orrin Stowell are
camping in Stratton. Mrs. Brigham and
Mrs. Stowell are in South Londonderry.
The children of ex-Police Commissioner
Osborne of Boston, who have been at the
Glidden farm, returned home yesterday.
Clinton L. Davenport, formerly en-
ployed in the Brooks House barber shop
has opened a shop of his own at Putney.
Misses Carrie and Eleanor Burke Of
Brooklyn, n. Y, come next Tuesday tC
spend two months at Mrs. NJ. E. Shat
tuck's.
Miss Cora Platts of Orange, Mass, and
Miss Gertie Emerson of Keene, n. II.
have been the guests of their cousin, Mis-,
Sadie Mann.
Mrs. Roger P. Donohue of Holyoke
was among the guests at the O'Neil-Ahe
wedding Tuesday evening, and will spenC
a week here.
Mrs. G. II. Ryder and her son John ar,
in Boston for few days, and while there
the latter will take his preliminary eXami
nations for entrance to Harvard.
Miss Sophia Doolttle, formerly dress
maker in town, now of Blnghamton, n
Y, is visiting at Hinsdale, and spent Wed
nesday here with Mrs. A. A. Stearns.
Mrs. Ellen Ward, who has been with he
son, Merrill Ward, at Tufts college, will g
to Martha's Vineyard for the summer
while he is preaching at South Buxton, Me
Miss L. Eveline Merritt, a graduate O
the Brattleboro High school in the class o
'SS, graduated this week from the Bridge
water normal school. She will return t,
the school as an instructor next year.
: Mrs. Mary Brosnahan and daughte
Nellie left Tuesday for a visit in Fitch
burg, Lowell and Lawrence and her daugh
ter Mary, who has been in Boston TO
! medical treatment for long time, will re
turn with them.