Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-07-05
PERSONAL.

in town this week.
Belle Scott and Annie Lamb are at Fisk
| dale, Mass, for a weeks stay.
Mrs. Z. Bradford Leavitt returned Tues
day from six weeks visit to Boston.
Miss Luanna Franklin is home from
North Adams for a months vacation.
Miss Marion Noyes is in Keene, the
guest of her cousin, Miss Edith Fletcher.
Mamie Croker is camping at Sunset lake
with party OF friends from Wiliamsville.
Mr.. and Mrs, ID. j. Manning returned
| Friday after q visit of two weeks in Bos-
ton.
The Misses Burke of Brooklyn, n. Y,
are at Mrs. NJ. f. Shattuck's for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Manning and Miss Nellie Manning
went Saturday to Boston for stay of two
weeks
Frank Ketchum is spending two weeks
with friends at one of the beaches near
Boston.
Rollin Dewitt of New York state is
here with his brothe IS, John and DeWese
Dewitt.
Charles Whc,lock and family arrived
Wednesday night and are guests at II. P.
Wellman's.
Miss NJ A. Averill of Springfield, Mass,
is with her brother, G.. c. Averill, for the
summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Barnes and young
son of Randolph are spending several days
here with relatives.
Mrs. Wilmott has returned to her home
in Island Pond after visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ernest Carpenter.
G. Fred Chlds is receiving congratula-
tions on his successful encounter with the
Yale entrance examinations.
A tally-ho party went Monday with Mr..
Higgins to Mortified to attend the meet
ings of the college conference.
Lulu Herrck, who now lives with her
grandparents at Heene, is visiting her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. ID. l.. Herrick.
Capt and Mrs. j. Harry Estey were
called home from Lake George to attend
the funeral Of Washington Manley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser returned Saturday
after their wedding trip and have now be-
gun housekeeping at 81 Frost street.
Mrs. John Fitzgerald returned to her
home in ST. Adams Sunday night after
spending several days at her old home.
Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Sullivan, since re-
turning from ;heir wedding trip, have been
here before going to their home in Wind
sOr.
Waller Fuller was at Niagara Falls, n.
Y, last week TO attend the annual session
of the American Institute of Electrical
Engineers.
l.. p. Harris vent Tuesday on his wheel
to Perkiusvlle. He will be gone two
weeks and during that time may ride to
Poultney aud Rutland.
Miss Emma Lundberg has resigned her
: position III the public schools at South
Hadley Falls, Mass, where she has been a
| I teacher for two or three years.
Merrill Ward came Tuesday from South
} Buxton, Me-, where he is preaching in the
Universalist church during the summer.
f He will stay here about week.
Mrs. c. B. Rice of this village and Mrs.
. w. II. Bieelow and Hayes Bigelow of the
West village go TO the White Mountains
! this afternoon to spend two weeks.
: Elbridge Van Doom has bought a build
| ing lot at Spoiford lake, east of the cottage
of James Elmer, on the south shore. A
= cottage will be erected there at once.
r Frank Morse, who has charge of the
4 glove department in the store of Hawley
Folsom ard Ronimus of Boston, will re
e turn MONDAY after spending vacation al
n home.
S Principal F.. II. McLachlin of Soutl
Hadiey Falls, Mass, will have charge o
K the SUNNI Il schools at Dartmouth colleg'
o and will also take astronomical observa
s tions there,
Charles \. Smith and Clayton Daniel
n went to s., Adams Wednesday night The.
J. took their wheels with them and will star
:. from there ,uday to ride home, via Bur
lington AM hutland.
o Madam Hairster and her guests, tn
v Misses stone and La Moyne and Rev. an,
o Mrs. +. b Cord Leavitt drove to the Fol
est and Steam club house at Wilmington
Wednesdog 10 spend the Fourth The
Is will return today.
" Mrs. Lows Sperry of Hartford, Conn.
.e who, witt her daughter, has been tn
n guest of Ms. W. =. Jones, returned Wed
nesday to her home Mrs. Sperry an
,f Mrs. Jones spent part OF last week with
p. former classmate in Windham.
S, The girls who graduated from the Hig
lie school in 50 lad a reunion Tuesday nigh
with Miss Minnie Brasor, eight out of tie
,e being present, among them Mrs. Jenni
Or Stebbins Bemis of Worcester and Mr.:
k Helen Cobb Gilbert of Putney.
'e F. d. Jones of West Brattleboro has +,
70 turned from CamOrldgepOrt, Mass, Wnel
he was called because of the serious injuT
IL to his son, Myron Jones, who had bot
lie legs broken by the falling of heavy cas-
es ing in the machine shop where he is en-
I'd ployed
IL Capt. Harrison Aldrich of Somervil
Mass, passed through Brattleboro IL
n, Fourth, driving his Kentucky mare, Dai'
b, Bell accompanied by his pointer, Duk
TX on his way to his summer home at Scout
ID Newfane, where he will be joined by h
10 family next week.
Miss Nora D. Taft, daughter of l.
OF Taft and former teacher in the Brattl
ed boro schools, was married Wednesda
ay June 26, at Norfolk, Neb., to Alvin
ny Pratt of that town. Miss Taft has be,
ne teaching in Norfolk the past two yeal
nG Mr.. ani Mrs. Pratt moved into hou
eu which had been fitted and furnished {
pecially for them.
-, Brooks House.
ne Among this weeks guests at the Broo
,as House are: Mrs. w. II. McElwain, Be
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