Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-05-21
PERSONAL.

daughter, MIS-. n, a, SJarKeY,
Mrs. c. w. Hubbard of Sioux Falls, South
OAK, is a guest at the Hunt farm
Charles A. Harris of the Brattleboro
Saving bank is in Minneapolis this week.
Mrs. George NJ. Clay of Somerville.
Mass, is visiting her parents on Frost
street.
John Manley is to build house next to
the one which he recently sold TO Will
Warren.
Mrs. c. A. Miles recently visited her
mother, Mrs. Harriet A. Train, in Shelf
field. Mass.
L. F. Pettee of New York, proprietor of
the Pettee stock farm of this town, has
been in town this week.
Mrs. j. Z. Hall went Saturday to Fran
ingham, Mass, to visit her daughter, Miss
Rena Hail. for two weeks.
j. l.. Spaulding of indianapolis, Ind,
and Geo. G. Carter of Boston, are at the
Brooks House for a few days.
DR.. Fred Roberts is visiting his parents
in Brattleboro Dr. Roberts will locate in
Pittsfeld, Mass, a little later.
Mrs. Farley Starr and daughter, Mrs.
Clement of Brooklyn, N. Y, have arrived
in Bratteboro for the summer.
Mrs. L. Prentice of New York, also
John II. Mason of that city, are spending
few days at the Brooks House.
Miss Ruth j. Sawyer of Weymouth
Heights Mass, is spending week or two
with her sister, Mrs. W. H. Geddis.
Mrs. c. Richards and Miss Hathaway of
the Hotel Oxford of Boston will spend the
summer months at the Brooks House.
Al
with her daughter, Mrs. w. p. Jones, went
Saturday to her home in Jacksonville.
o. r. Dutton moved yesterday to North
field Farms, where, in about a month, he
will take the position of station agent.
VIM. Mette has returned from Canada
and he is now assisting Mr.. VIM in the
barber shop which the latter bought of
him.
GGeo. W. Plumb of Worcester, Mass,
and Miss Ada L. Taylor of Ludlow, are
new employees at The Phoenix job printing
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Niles of Readsboro,
and Miss Minnie Underwood of Shelburne
Falls, Mass, were at A. R. Harris's Sat
urday.
q Mrs. W. E. Hubbard and Miss Addie
Bailey went Wednesday to St. Johnsbury
to spend several days with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Allen.
= The next meeting of the evening session
of the Woman's club will be held Monday
evening, May "a, with Mrs o. E. Randall
on Oak street.
Mrs. j. F. Greenough of New York was
in town Tuesday, en- route for Woodstock,
where she will spend the summer at her
summer home.
Miss G. NJ. G. Hatcher and Miss Erma
Hatcher, who have spent year in New
Mexico and California, returned to Brat
tleboro Saturday.
H. r. Lawrence and HIM. Wood saw
last Friday nights performance of "Zeph-
RAJ at Bellows Falls, and found it exceed
ingly well put upon the stage.
Miss Edith Wilson spent Monday and
Tuesday in Springfield, Mass, and Hart
ford, Conn, selecting midsummer styles
in millinery for Mrs. G. H. Smith.
Fl. o. Coolidge and daughter went to
Felchville Saturday to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Coolidge's nephew, Leon Coolidge
who died from opium poisoning Thursday
Col and Mrs. Kittredge Haskins left
Wednesday afternoon for a business and
pleasure trip of a week or two. They will
probably visit Washington and Minneapo
lis.
John G. Howe, the photographer, goes
10 Northampton, Mass, tomorrow. where
he will make the photographs of the sen
ior class of Williston seminary at East
hampton.
Guy Howe, who graduated last weel
from the Massachusetts college of phar
macy, returned to Brattleboro last Friday
lao Ia .
satisfactory opening.
Scion Sumner, the Brooks House stew
ard, went yesterday to his home in Eas
Middlebury for fortnight's vacation. HI
was accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
C. Carpenter as his guests.
John L. johnson has moved from q
South Main to Is Estey street, E. G. Phil
lips from Western avenue to p Chestnu
street, John J. Shea from 20 Chestnu
to the Retreat, and Ellen NJ. Wheeler from
% Elliot to 50 Elliot street.
Over Sunday guests at the Brooks Hous
were: Miss A. j. Godfry, 81. O. Aldrich
Boston; A. A. Prouty, Burlington Gee
D, Baker, New York; A. A. Edison, Rut
land: II. X. White, Meriden, Conn, an
C. e. Wheeler, Hartford, Conn.
Rev. Samuel Taylor of Rochdale, Eng
is a guest at Rev. L. D. Temples. MI
TAYLOR, whom Mr.. Temple first met in tn
Yves. and again during his bicycle tri
abroad, will locate in this country. II
will preach at Bellows Falls next Sunday.
The Brattleboro friends of George g
Jefts, formerly proprietor of the Brool
House, will be interested to know that M
Jefts has leased the Hotel Vendome dir
ing room at Burlington, which is one {
the best restaurants in the state. Nj
Jefts has now SO boarders.
Miss Sarah Macdonald of Boston, tt
harpist, who has been visiting at IL. T
Thompson's, returned to Boston Monda,
accompanied by L. Henry Kunhardt
Boston, who spent Sunday with her. II
marriage of Miss Macdonald and Mr.. Kul
hardt will probably take place in Octobe
The Brattleboro people who attendt
the Odd Fellows meeting at Montpeli
this week were: f. G. Platts, W. ID. Gl
son, as representatives; j. NJ. Dugan, 4
j. Currier, II. S. Goodenough, Past GraI
Commander L. j. Retting, and Geo. /
Clark, as delegates. Mrs. ellison and Mr.
Goodenough also attended.
Mrs. James H. White of Meriden, Conr
is at her fathers, S. T. r. Cheney's, call
there by his serious illness. Her daug
ter, Miss Florence, is the guest of Mrs.
r. Crosby. j. II. White has been in tow
this week, and his father, III. X. White,
Well-known old-time resident, spent II