Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-06
PERSONAL.


Charles Prescott has been i'm Pomfret
this week, investing in horse flesh.
Mrs. George Barrett of Springfield,
Mass, has been in town this week.
Miss Helen Fenton is spending vaca-
tion of two weeks in Pittsfeld, Mass
Mrs. H. c. Streeter went Monday to
Block Island for a stay of two weeks.
Harry Ingram of Springfield Mass, is
visiting his aunt. Mrs. S. p. Sherwin
James lizard and family went Wednes-
day to Rutland to spend their vacation.
Ed. Coleman came from New London,
Conn, to spend Sunday with his father.
Miss Lillian Newton went to Boston
Wednesday for vacation of two weeks.
NJ. j. Moran is spending several days at
Block Island with a friend from Fitch
burg.
Miss Zilla Streeter, clerk at o. j.
Pratts, is at Spofford lake for a vacation
of two weeks.
Mrs Sarah Burpee goes to Keene today
for visit of a week or ten days at Mrs. G.
A. Wheeler's.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry j. Cudworth and
children of Hartford, Conn, are at 7. j.
B. CudworLh's.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Wheeler left yes
terday for a weeks seashore outing at
Newport, r. l.
Martin Austin, jr., and John D. Austin
went to Block Island yesterday for a
weeks vacation.
Miss Van Antwerp returned to Troy,
N Y, Tuesday, after visiting her aunt,
Mrs. j. O. Smith.
Miss Powers of Northampton, formerly
milliner for Mrs. G. Ii. Smith, is a guest
of the Lavelle family.
Miss Dora Mitchell and Mrs. Henry
Crosby are spending several days with
friends in Woodstock.
Mason Beeman is camping on the shores
of Lake Champlain with friends from New
Haven and New York.
A. G. Dix, Andrew Horton and Mrs. L.
5. Maynard and their families are spending
the week at Spofford lake.
Miss Noel Bullock of Plainfeld, n. j., a
former well-known local teacher, is the
guest of Mrs. l. n. Thorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Haywood and son
Leon of Detroit, Mich. came Tuesday for
a visit at j. E. Haywood's.
Mrs j. Wheelwright of Roxbury, Mass,
and her niece, Miss Chaplin, are at Mrs
Kirkland's for the summer.
George Welman came Wednesday from
Providence, R. l., to spend a vacation of
two weeks with his parents.
Mrs. L. w. Hawley, Jessie and Luther,
are making stay of several weeks with
Mrs. Hawley's mother at Taftsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Mendleson, who have
been at Mrs. Kirkland's since early in the
season, have gone to Bay Ridge, L. l.
Mr.. and Mrs E. B. Coates and son Har-
ry went to Providence, R. l., Tuesday for
visit with Leon B. and A. o. Coates.
Morton Cressey of Hartford, Conn,
came to Bratteboro on his bicycle Tues
day and is a guest at Mrs. Farley Starts.
Miss NJ. Belle Smith is the instructor
in mature study at the summer school of
methods which opened at Middlebury this
week.
j. Guy Simonds has been in Worcester,
Mass, this week, spending a part of his
two weeks vacation from Holden & Co.. s
drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Tasker and sons
are making stay of ten days at "The
Hermitage" on the northeastern shore of
Spofford lake.
Mrs. Ada Hubbard Wood and two chill
dren of Camden, n. j., came Wednesday
for stay of several weeks with Mrs
Woods parents.
Judge and Mrs. n. II. Bixby of Adam;
are spending a few weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Willard at the Fowler cottage
in Halifax centre.
Lawyers Martin and Haskins were il
Boston Monday taking testimony in the
case of b. G. Corser against the Brattle
boro Overall company.
Manager Carlisle of the Brooks House
goes tomorrow to his old home in st. AL
bans, and his sister will return with hin
for an extended visit here.
Mrs. LeaDder Thomas, Miss Esther
Thomas and Harry Thomas went Monda!
to Cottage City, where they will enjoy tn,
sea breezes for two weeks.
A. H. Pettee is one of the interested
spectators at the exciting championship
series between Boston and Baltimore thi
week. He will visit in Gardner before hi!
return.
Jesse Haynes left this morning on hi
bicycle for Palmer, Mass, from which
place he will go by rail to New London
He will spend few days in New LondoI
and at Block Island.
Arthur 1. Howe was in Boston part o
last week. He went by the way of Bel
lows Falls, and his father, who has beel
working at Westminster during the sum
mer, Joined him at that place.
Prof. William B. Clark of Johns Hop
kins university returned Monday after
short visit with his mother Prof Clarl
will leave soon to attend the internationa
geological conference in Russia
Miss Willmarth, Miss Whtford an
Misses Lena and Lucy Palmer arrived a
G. B. Lamson's Thursday from Addison
(VD. They went Monday to attend tn
meetings held at Northield Mass.
Charles L. Mead of New York was i
town Friday and Saturday, going from
here to Spofford lake to join his cousin
Edwin d. Mead, editor of the New Ems
land Magazine, and party of friends q
the Prospect House.
John Robinson, who has been at A. I
Harris's for the past four months Will
learning the tuning business at the Este
Organ factories, leaves next Tuesday fC
Natick, Mass, to spend a week, afte
which he will return to his home in Con'
hohocken, Pa, near Philadelphia.
William H. Fuller, secretary of til
Young Mems Christian association at Ber
nington, formerly secretary of the BrattlI
boro association, will have charge of tn
Young Mems Christian association tent q
the coming encampment of the Vernon
National Guard at Chester by invitation