Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-06-21
PERSONAL.

Miss Lena A res is the guest of Mrs. S.
F. Ayres.
Miss CaIIill spent Sunday in Northamp-
ton, Mass.
Willie Roleau is visiting in New Haven,
Addison county.
Mrs. Ralph Chamberlain is in Springfield
for a weeks visit.
Lowell Holt has moved from 80 Elliot to
20 Central street.
Henry Pellerin has moved from Spring
to 20 Elliot street.
Miss Hall of New York is the guest of
Miss Josephine Balestier.
Chas. Brasor of Boston comes over for
a vacation visit next week.
o. Frank Bailey is at work at A. E. Mil
ler's confectionery store.
Chas. Clark returned this week from a
brief trip to Glens Falls, n. Y.
Mrs. Henry Rawson has gone to Alstead,
N. H., for visit of two weeks.
E. L Allen returned Sunday from a
trip a-wheel to Peterboro, n. II.
Miss Della Fenner of Council Bluffs is
the guest of her uncle, Wells Frost.
Cadet Hayward is home from Norwich
university for the summer furlough.
Miss Edith Fuller of Rutland is the guest
of Miss Esther Crowell at Lindenhurst.
]. E. Clark of Holyoke, Mass, the owner
of Linden, has been in town this week.
Miss Grace Lamson of Cato, N. Y, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jerome Amidon.
Harry, son of Spencer Knight, is recov-
ering from an attack of rheumatic fever.
Miss Carrie Shattuck returns from Shell
burne, Mass, tomorrow for the summer
Miss Lula Clay entertained the primary
and special teachers at her home Tuesday.
Misses Rena Hall and Pauline Fisk re-
turned Tuesday night from Wellesley col
lege.
A party of young people had an inform
al hop at the Brooks House Tuesday
night.
Mrs. E. D. Whitney and family 60 today
to Chesterfield for week or two at their
cottage.
Miss Minnie Dietrich, who has been for
year or more in Dayton, Ohio, is with
friends here.
Arthur Childs has been in Boston this
week, as have also c. E. Gldden and
Stanley l.. Smith.
Bert Howes, advertising manager of the
Boston Globe, will spend Sunday here as
the guest OF y. U. Ollery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josselyn and daughter OF
St. Paul, Mimi, are visiting Mrs. jesse
lyn's sister, Mrs. E. L. Cook.
Miss c. S. billiard of Wallingford, and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hillsrd of Albany, n.
Y, are visiting at Chas. billiards.
Mrs. w. r. Howard and Miss Baldwin
of Vermont Academy spent Sunday with
Mrs. Lucy A. Cox at Chestnut Lawn.
Mrs. c. S. Pratt left yesterday for ST.
Charles, Mimi, where she will spend a
large part of the summer with her parents
Mrs. VIM. Yeaw of East Dover has re
turned from visit to Springfield, Mass
and is at Hiland Haskins's on Frost street
DR.. Ketchum has been in New York this
week. He was summoned yesterday tC
Greenwich, N. Y, to attend former pa
tient.
Mrs. Thomas Roche of Florence, Mass.
who with her child has been the guest o.
Mrs. John Howe, has returned to hel
home.
Walter Connell is one of the young mel
who graduated from Mt. Hermon thi'
week. He will enter Newton theological
seminary.
Mrs. G. T. Manchester of Fair Haven il
with her sister, Mrs. A. E. Atwood. Mr.
Manchester is in Williamsville, where the,
are to make their home.
John Middleton, who has been in tn
reed department at S. A. Smith IL Co.. TO
the past five months, has returned to hi
home in Wakefield, Mass.
Samuel Tidd and family, who went t
Cortland, N. Y, last winter. have move
back to Brattlebero and will occupy MI
CroWelrs house at Myrtle street.
The marriage of Edgar Burr Smith, nov
of Plainfield, N. j., and Miss Jeanne c
Morse will take place at Arlington, Mass
next Thursday. Miss Morse leaves fo
Arlington today.
DIR. Gale, W. II. Childs and Ned Plum
returned from Moosehead Saturday TN
were followed on Tuesday by A. w. Childs
They report good sport, but not equal
that of some years.
Rev. W. II. Collins was elected dele
gate to the national Episcopal convention
to be held in Minneapolis, at the state cor
vention at Montpelier. F. w. Childs wa
chosen an alternate.
George w. Stewart, manager of the Boz
ton Festival orchestra, was in town Tues
day. He reports that the season just clos
ed was the most successful for the orche;
ira since its organization.
Arthur l. Howe was elected delegate {
large from Vermont to the national SoI
of Veterans convention, to be held a
Knoxville, Tenn, in August, by the stat
encampment at st. Adams Wednesday,
Miss Minnie Blanchard returned Satu
day from an extended trip through Cal
fornia, Southern California and other par
of the West with Raymond & Whitcom
excursion. She has been gone since earl
in December.
Mrs. NJ. L. Bruce and Miss Ethel go T.
day for visit of several weeks in Rutlant
They will attend the commencement exc
cises at Middlebury college and will lat
go on an excursion through Lake Chan
plain and Lake George.
Harry White, B. H. S., '94, G.. Ere
&C., ChiIfs, '94. and John Ryder, '95, go me-
week to take examinations for their e.
trance respectively to the Boston Institu
of Technology, Yale and Harvard college
a Bert Hoplkinson, '96, will take preliminar
examinations at Harvard.
Mrs. E. G. Crosby and her young sol
Thomas Warren, who have been at Hal
over, n. H., few weeks, will be joine
tomorrow by Mr.. Crosby, Mrs. Hem
Crosby, and Mrs. N. D. Allen, their obje'
being to attend the commencement exc
cises. Allyn Crosby is the youngest men
Der of the graduating class.
D. Stolte, jr., won the ten mile bicyc
road race in which the students OF II
Hhrietian training school connected