Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-02
PERSONAL.

Miss Amy Jones is visiting her sister in Boston.
ton, Mass " ~ Jus
Burlington. N''0'' ~
Jessie Haynes returned Tuesday from.a bicycle
TRIP &c weston.
=, Mrs, A; N. Dodge is spending two weeks at
Mortified Farms "
MIR. and Mrs A. II. Morse and family of Liver
more la are visiting II S Josselyn
Mrs Goodman of Kalamazoo, Mich, niece of
Mrs ). j. Estey is guest at Gen Estey's
Francis Rose and family of Syracuse n Y
are visiting with his parents on Canal street
Mrs r. {. White of Cleveland, Ohio. il visiting
H. k. Browns.
Rev co Day attended the s5th annual reunion
OF his college class at Yale this week Sixty out of
lIu hVlng members were present
Nan Houghton, bookkeeper for Emerson & Son.
spent part OF her vacation in attending the com
mthcement exercises at Dartmouth college.
Mrs G II. Thompson aud Miss Helen Fletcher
leit Monday for an outing at the White Noun
Salns :. II. Thompson viii spend Sunday and
Monday with them.
Mrs. Kate VI. Pratt will 90 next week to Hol.
yoke, Mass where she will open a hair goods
department in connection with the large mill.
merry store OF Forbes and Steiger.
Miss Catherine Houghton of wlimantic
Conn, visited her aunt Mrs H. c. Squires this
week, Miss Houghton is principal of the Will
mantle kindergarten school
Clay Chson and Frank Seigwick respectively
engineer and conductor on the Boston q Albany
road, were here to attend the funeral of En-.
gineer Leach. with whom they we're associated
on the New London road years ago
Myron Chamberlain has moved from s Sholes
block 10 Sherman block on Elliot street; Dexter
Waite from 30 South Main to - Canal street;
Henry +. Brown from % Frost to 90 Elliot street
and I. 5. Hemmenway from Is to II Clark street
The Chcopee correspondence of the Springfield
Republican Tuesday said Mrs. Mary Ferriter
and daughter, who have been visiting at the
home of Mrs. }. j. Hogan, have returned to their
home In Brattleboro. Grace Collins has gone with
them
Miss Zeta Ryan entertained 30 Of her young
friends Tuesday evening, including the gradual
ing class of st. MiChaes school, Of which she is a
member. The evening was spent enjoyably with
dancing and games and ice cream and cake were
served
Miss Jeanne f. Stoddard went Wednesday to
| spend few days at Laurel Park, Mass, with
Mrs. Harlow, a teacher in the Bratteboro High
school building, after which she will 20 to Buck.
| land, Mass for visit.
Col c. A Miles AMI J. E Mellen went to
| Springfield, Mass Wednesday to attend a meet
ing of the Red Men of Springfield and vicinity
| given in honor of the Great lncohonee, Robert
| T. Daniel of Griffin Ga.
The Springfield Republican of Sunday said:
! Miss Madlle Gregg who has been teaching in
Chicopee, and Miss NJ. Wynne Wadsworth who
| has been teaching in Ludlow, left last evening
for their homes in Brattleboro. The young wo.
| men have been living in this city
| Mabel Partridge went TO Gardner. Mass. Tues.
/ day to attend the graduating exercises or the
| High school at that place and will return to
| Atho Friday, where she will graduate in the
| shorthand and typewriting department of Chds'
| business college which closes that day.
The friction between President Gates and Prof.
Morse of Amherst college, resulting in the latter
| resignation, considered at a meeting of the
| board of trustees this week and committee was
| appointed TO confer with Prof Morse. Prof. Will
| liston Walker was a member of the committee.
| Over Sunday guests at the Brooks House were:
| Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Dater Martin Samter, New
| York; W. B. Dix, Dayton, n. Y; II. J. Vaughan,
| Fort Edward, y. Y; Alonzo II. Stewart Mrs.
| Mary c. Stewart, Miss Daisy Gordon Stewart,
| Washington. d. c., and A \. Edison Of Rutland
Walter II. Eddy is home for his summer vaca-
| ton. having completed the third year at Amherst
| college. Ernest Waterman returns from Mid
| dlebury college today NJ j. Stoddard returned
| Wednesday from the Burlington university J
| j. O'Connor is also home from Burlington uni
versty.
| James Fisk Hooker will begin the practice OF
| law at Springfield, Mass, at once. The MasSa
| had spent but a short time in studying the stat.
utes of that state, but he had no difficulty in
| passing his examination for admission to the bar
| this week.
| c. Fred Childs, on returning from Yale last
| week, went at once to Boston, where he was
operated upon for appendicitis at the City hospi
| tai Saturday. DR.. Gale accompanied him. The
| operation very successful and he has i'm
| proved so rapidly that he able to write to his
| parents yesterday.