Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-06-18
Personal.


George Cakes visited in Bernardston
over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Jones is visiting relatives in
Winchendon, Mass.
Louis Depauchee moved his family to
Canada Wednesday.
viii Fales bought a nice family driving
horse at Mortified Monday,
S. NJ. Denson and family move to
Brightwood, Mass, very soon.
Mrs. Addie Ruter of st. Paul, Mimi, is
visiting her uncle, G. S. Howe.
Miss Annie Conway is spending a few
weeks with relatives in Boston.
Walter Perry moved his household
goods to Bellows Falls Monday.
Mrs. George Howe is visiting relatives
in Putney (Vt.) for few weeks.
Miss Annie Spooner returned from Bos-
ton Tuesday for a two weeks visit.
Miss Edith Parker of Littleton visited
her sister, Mrs. Edwin Bailey, recently.
j. N. Minis and wife of Sullivan, n.
H., visited at Dennis Nims's last week
Nat Butler, the crack cyclist, spent
few days at &. A. Robertson's recently.
Miss Blanche Lewis is home for the
summer vacation from Wellesley college
Mrs. f. n. Worden and Miss Winnie
Tilden are visiting in Lowell, Mass, this
week.
o. c. Robertson returned last week from
his fishing excursion at the Marlboro
ponds.
Edward Talbot went to Mortified (Vt.)
Thursday morning to spend few weeks
with relatives.
f. c. Bond has concluded his engage
ment with Will Fales and is to work for
Arthur Taylor.
Augustus NJ. Fay, a former resident, and
wife, of Lawrence, Mass, visited at G. S.
Fay's last week.
Miss Grace Spencer is spending the
week with her friend, Miss Ella Newcomb
at Brattleboro.
Miss Ellen Walker who has been spend
ing few weeks in Erie, y. Y, is expected
to return today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Metcalf of West
minister visited their son, X. L. Metcalf
the first of the week.
Miss Ellen Fitzgerald has finished work
at the Brooks House, Brattleboro, and re-
turned to her home here.
j. Q. Train has taken a position in c. j.
Amdon & Sons mill He will also play
ball with the Hinsdales during the sum
mer.
Chas. Holland went to Fall River, Mass,
Saturday to visit relatives. Mrs. Holland is
also there and will accompany him on his
return.
Miss Annie Boutelle, a teacher at the
Baldwinville Children's hospital, attended
the commencement exercises Wednesday
evening.
S. A. Esten a former resident, now of
Keene, is working at l.. f. Liscom's farm,
making his trip on his wheel night and
morning.
Joseph Barrett of Orange, Mass, came
to Hinsdale Monday on account of the i'll
ness of his father, Alonzo Barrett, who is
81 years old.
Miss Grace Day returned home from
Tufts college Thursday and Miss Grace
Mason of Somerville, Mass, is spending a
week with her.
Fred A. Wells went to his home in Ply
mouth Saturday. Later he will go to sun
set Hill House, where he has a position
for the summer.
Arthur Boutelle went to Tufts college
Friday morning TO attend the commence
ment exercises. He expects to enter
Tufts college in the fall.
Nat Tasker did not start photograph
rooms in Fishers block as stated in last
weeks paper, but returned to his home in
Northwood, " H., Monday.
Miss Genevieve Bemis of Charlemont,
Mass, has been visiting at r. f. Metcalfs
this week; also attending the commence
ment exercises at Mt. Hermon.
d. \. Bartlett and mother, Mrs. II. L.
Bartlett of Nashua, are spending a few
days at Edgar Bartlett's on Tower Hill.
Mr.. Bartlett is secretary of the Young
Mems Christian association at Nashua.
Frank Conway has finished his school
year at the University Of Vermont and
will return in January to finish his course,
| graduating next June. He will spend the
summer as assistant doctor at the Bald
winvlle hospital.
U. U. Brigham and family took car
riage drive to Nottingham, (VU. Mr.
Brigham returned Monday but his wife
and children will spend the summer there
with Mrs. Brigham's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dalrymple.
Bertram ID. Boivin returned from Tufts
college Thursday. He was accompanied
| by his classmate, c. G.. Miller of San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Bovin will preach in Cavern
dish and Felchyille, VT, during the sum-
mer months. He left Thursday morning
| for Vermont.
Misses Grace Whitaker, Lucy Spooner,
Mary Dawson and Dora Leland took BIZ
cycle trip to Turner's Falls Wednesday.
While on their way they stopped at North
field to attend the graduation exercises of
the Mortified seminary. They returned
Thursday night