Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-06-05
PERSONAL.


A. j. Jerome of Louisville, KY, is in
town this week.
Miss Carrie Shattuck of Amherst was
home Saturday.
Miss Bessie Newman of Boston spent
Sunday at home.
Will Nash of Boston was guest in town
early in the week.
Arthur Phaneuf of Warren, Mass, was
here Memorial day.
Miss Blondin of Holyoke is the guest of
Miss Kate Higgins.
James F. Hooker is at home from New
York, with friend.
E. H. Van Doom was in Springfield,
Mass, Wednesday.
Nellie E. Barnard is guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Lamson.
George Clay of Boston has been at his
home here this week.
Will Bohrman of Boston was one of the
Memorial day visitors.
Harry Horton of Baldwinsville, Mass,
was home over Sunday.
Allyn Crosby of Hartford, Conn.,, is ex-
pected home tomorrow.
Miss Bessie Newman of Boston spent
Sunday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Geddis spent Mon
day in Springfield, Mass.
Fred Veet of the Springfield Republican
office visited here this week
Will B. Smith of Springfield came up
Saturday, returning Sunday.
Col. j. E. Pollard of Chester has been
one of the visitors this week,
Albert Pigeon went Monday to Milford,
N II whore he has q nOsitiOD
Joseph Boyce, the Boston cigar manu-
facturer, was in town yesterday.
Miss Nellie Robinson spent Sunday at
her home in Perkinsville, this state.
Rev. G.. J. Sutherland of Mortified, this
state, is spending the week in town.
Frank Magoon and daughter Gladys of
Boston were in town Memorial day.
Wayne Reed of Amherst, Mass, called
on his Brattleboro friends Saturday.
Ten to 10 Brattleboro Masons will at
tend the meetings in Burlington next week.
Ralph Reed of New York city is spend
ing two weeks vacation with his parents.
Mrs. Hurley Hewings of Sharon, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hiland Has
kins.
Don Miller was called to Bondvile Sat
urday by the serious illness of viii Stock
well.
Solomon Lewis has returned from Glens
Falls, n. Y, and is at work for Davis, the
tailor.
Fred Remington of Bennington is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. H. A. Wall, on Pearl
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Comstock of New
York have been the guests of Mrs. H. X.
Brown.
Charles Hawley is home for his summer
vacation from the Worcester Institute of
Technology.
G. F. North, state manager of the Etna
Life insurance company was in town early
in the week.
Gen. ]. J. Estey attended the Baptist
port this week.
II. P. Smith and family come from New
York today to remain in town during the
summer season.
Camden Smith who recently sold his
house in Centreville, left yesterday for
Middetown, Conn.
George Thompson of the Youths Com
panion Office at Boston has been spending
his vacation at home.
R. c. Cressy and George w. Baker are
guests of r. d. Perry.
Fred w. Reed, who has been seriously
i'll several weeks, is improving, and is now
able to sit up two hours each day.
N. T. Ryan and D. S. Carey attended the
state convention of the Catholic order of
Foresters, held at Montpelier Tuesday.
Irwin Coombs has so far recovered from
his injuries as to come from Fitchburg,
L NJ
Mrs. G. H. Bond and Mrs. c. L. May
nard drove Monday to Orange, Mass,
where they will spend week with rela-
tives.
G. L. Stickney went Monday on his an
nual trip to Pownal as accountant for
George Fletcher, the Chesterfield wool
buyer.
Mrs. Carrie A. Perry of Roxbury, Mass,
is expected here next Tuesday to spend the
summer with her brother, Hiland Has
kins, and at Dover.
Louis Roeder and the Crosby brothers
of Dummerston rode the 26 miles from
Keene to Brattleboro Wednesday in one
hour and 40 minutes.
The Montpelier Waterman is authority
for the statement that the Bostonians paid
Bert L. Taylor $1,000 for his opera, "Capt
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gidley, who have
been at o. F. Newell's for the past three
months, returned to their home in South
Dartmouth, Mass, on Wednesday.
DIR. II. L. Waterman has gone to Ogun-
quit, Maine, for the summer as private
physician to gentleman from New York,
who has summer house at the beach.
Sanford Daniels went to Montpelier
Friday as a delegate to the Epworth league
convention. He will also visit at his
home in St. Adams and in that vicinity.
Miss Ruby Hescock is now the stenog-
rapher in the Office of the Carpenter Or
gan company, taking the place of Miss An
ma Hanley, who is visiting with relatives
in New York state.
The Brattleboro Livery company's new
tally-ho was used for the first time yester-
day afternoon, when a party of II drove to
Mortified, where supper was served to
them at Simpsons Inn.
Col. Francis Goodhue returned from
Boston Wednesday night, where he attend
ed meeting of the stockholders of the
Vermont & Massachusetts railroad. He
was reelected one of the directors.
Clarence l.. Brigham, now of Colrain,
Mass, will go next week with party from
Gloucester, Mass, to Claremont, N. H.,