Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-07-31


Miss Ida Newton has returned to Green
field, accompanied by Miss Anna Lamb.
Mrs. Hattie Mellen of Springfield, Mass,
has been guest at Mrs. S. G. Burpee's.
Miss Ella Newman gave 3 o'clock tea
: several of her lady friends Wednesday.
Sewell Morse and Henry Haywood go to
Cottage City and New York the first of the
week.
Mrs. F. r. Durgin is spending this week
at Spofford lake as guest of Mrs A. w.
Childs.
c. r. Crosby rode his wheel from New
fame, Monday, distance of II miles, in
55 minutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Pine of New York
came Monday to spend week with DR.. and
Mrs. Alvin Knapp.
Miss Josephine Hyde of Washington,
d. c., is visiting Mrs. S. S. Hunt for the
rest of the summer.
Fred S. Knight of Durham Bros shoe
store is spending his vacation at places
cup the narrow gauge"
Miss Celia Brian of the Phoenix compos-
ing Office is spending few weeks vacation
at Mortified Farms, Mass.
Mrs. Lacava Newton, Mrs. Ed Smith
and Mrs. Clark went to Sunapee lake
Tuesday for weeks stay.
Ferris Vaughan and family and friend,
Miss Simonds, from the West, are spend
ing a week at Lake Spofford.
Druggist Wheeler and Mr.. Ellis of
Springfield, Mass, came up Wednesday
for short stay at Spofford lake.
Mrs. Frank L. Dunbar and son of
Somerville, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Dun
bars sister, Mrs. H. o. Coolidge.
Mrs. George Ballou and two daughters
and Mrs. Mary Heisinger of New York
are at H. G. Winchester's for month.
Fred and George Adams and Howard
and Marion Rice return today from an
outing of two weeks at Peeks Island, Me.
Messrs. Whitney, Brazer, Miller and
Willard, formerly of the Artillery band,
are playing with the First Regiment band.
Miss Jessie Gregg and Miss Mary Averill
join the excursion Tuesday to st Johns and
other places along the coast of Nova Scotia.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Spaulding of Boston
are expected tomorrow for visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Perry on Washington
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Harris went We'd
nesday to East Charlotte, this state, for a
visit with Mr.. Harris's brother, Avery
Harris.
Mrs. George Howe and child and Cliff
ford Wright return to Boston tomorrow
after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Thompson.
Cornelius c. Billings of Washington, D.
c., and his cousin MISS Virginia NJ. Bill
ings of st. Louis, are visiting Mrs. G. W.
Tyler on Tyler street.
Mrs. F. U. Simpson of Dorchester is
x.r;f
Thurber of West Brattleboro. Mr.. Simp-
son came here yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Allen of St. Johns
bury spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Hubbard, and went with them to Nan
tucket Monday for an outing of 10 days OF
more.
Mrs. Sadie Mann returned from several
weeks visit in Orange, Mass, and Keene,
Wednesday. She leaves tomorrow, with
friend, for Block Island.
- Miss Louisa Chandler went to Rutland
Wednesday for a visit of two weeks with
Miss Edith Fuller, daughter of Secretary
Fuller, formerly of Brattleboro.
Mrs. M. II. Newhall was called to Nash
ua, N. H., last week by the serious illness
of her brother, Harvey A. Albee, caused
by valvular trouble of the heart.
evening in honor of her aunt, Mrs. w. A
Haskins, and daughter of Lansinburg, n
Y. Ice cream and cake were served.
VIM. Bates and son, Wilcutt Bates Of
New York, are visiting in town. Wilcut
Bates goes to Greenfield, where he has g
position as a cutter in Cutler & Co. IS shoe
mandatory.
Mrs. Sarah E. Highly of New York came
e. - vfefk -, Halt Co.
and afterward with Mr.. and Mrs. A. R
Harris and Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Hackley
of this town.
The Misses Gale of Waterloo, Wis, whC
have been visiting here and at Windham
returned Monday. Whilehere they climbed
to the top of Wantastiquet, which they sale
was the highest mountain they had eve
seen.
Mrs. Fish, who has been visiting he
aunt, Miss Agnes Gale, was called hom
to Fonda, Central Park, N. Y, the first o
the week on account of the illness of he
husband, who was injured by falling from
his bicycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Holman came t,
Brattleboro last Saturday and spent tire
DAYS in the renewal of old acquaintance
returning to Barre, Mass, Tuesday. The
Will leave early next Woeh Ou IhSi IoIuIl
to Spokane.
II. F. Jordan and family and Fred MOI
ris and family 60 to the lake tomorrow
for a weeks outing at the Wyontha an
Van Doom cottages. Mrs. Jordan
brother, Frank P. Homer of Philadelphia
will join them here tomorrow.
Harry Randall and Lucius Harris vii
go to New York early next week. The
will ride their wheels to the Hudson rive
at Troy and go from there by boat. TIL
return will be made via Boston, the entir
trip occupying about two weeks.
Miss Faith Tyler, after four years spen
in Washington, d. c., has now returned t
her Tyler street home. She recently grat
uated in shorthand and type writing at tn
Spencerian Business college of Washing
ton. She has an office in the Brook
House.
During the early part of the week Gen
Roy Stone of Washington was the CUES
or ex-Gov. Fuller. Gen. Stone, who CON
manded the famous "Bucktail brigade c
Pennsylvania, and fought the first battl
at Gettysburg, meeting during that frs
day the entire front of Lees advance,
now at the head of the government inqu
ry into good roads, in connection wit
which Gov. Fuller has been an actiV
worker.