Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-06-25
PERSONAL.

Mrs. d. w. Tenney left yesterday for
visit of several weeks in Orange, Hudson
and Boston.
Z. Fred Childs has returned from New
Haven this week, having completed his
second year at Yale
Col. George Gould of Winchester, N.
H., has visited his aunt, Mrs. Harvey
Houghton, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Lawton of Bridpeport.
Conn, are at the Retreat on a visit to their
son, DIR. S. E. Lawton.
Miss Amy Jones went to Northampton
Wednesday to take examination for en-
trance to Smith college next fall.
Miss Marion Minor, who has recently
returned from her studies in Boston, will
sing at the Universalist church next Sun
day.
Henry d. Carlisle came from Montpelier
Saturday, and at once began his work as
manager of the Brooks House with Mr..
Eddy.
Charles w. Hawley and Mr. Slate of the
Worcester Institute of Technology are
spending their vacation at Mr.. Hawley's
home.
j. E. Mellen and son, David O'Neil and
Geo. Fox went to Claremont, n. H., Tues
day to attend the dedication of the new
opera house.
Miss Lacava Newton left on Wednesday
for Rome, n. Y, where she is to receive
medical treatment. Mrs. o. F. Bailey ac.
companied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. White and son left
yesterday for ten days visit with Arthur
White in Nashua, n. H., and in Boston
and other places.
Miss Hulda Kelsey and Miss Eta Higley
have finished work at Somerville, Mass
Miss Kelsey will soon resume her former
position at S. S. Hunts.
Myron p. Davis, son of John A. Davis
of Brattleboro, is one of the graduates at
Vermont Academy this week. He will
enter Brown university in the fall.
Lester G. French, now of Providence,
r. l., goes to New York July l, to be-
come the editor of machinery" monthly
journal for machinists and engineers.
Mrs. Chas. Warder represented the Brat
tleboro Alliance at the ordination of c. Z.
Ordway and his installation as pastor of
the Unitarian church at Windsor Tuesday.
The engagement of Miss Alice G..
Clarke, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Clarke, to Edward P. Woodbury. of that
city is announced by the Burlington Free
Press.
Paul Willis left Tuesday for a visit of a
few days in Oxford, n. II. Mrs. Willis
and daughter Elsie will be in Walpole,
Westminster and Bellows Falls during his
absence.
The family of L. D. Hopkins, who is the
superintendent of the finishing department
at the Estey Organ works, is expected
from Rochester, n. Y, tomorrow. They
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street.
The engagement of Miss Nina Dutton
of Brattleboro and Frank Britain is an.
nounced Miss Dutton is an empoye in
the Office of the Vermont Farm Machine
company and Mr.. Britain was at one time
an employee of the same tirp.
D. n. Bartlett, secretary of the Y. NJ
G. A. at Nashua, N. H., and formerly an
employee in the office of the Vermont Loan
& Trust company called on Brattleboro
friends Saturday. He has been spending
a part of his vacation in Hinsdale.
Frank Taft, superintendent of the
Goodell Brothers company at Greenfield
Mass, who has been ill in the hospital in
that town for several weeks, has improved
of late, and on Tuesday he was brought tC
Brattleboro, and is now at the home of hi:
father in district No. 6.
The name of Dora Estey Moody ap
pears in the list of graduates, 131 in mum,
Der, from Leland Stanford, jr., university,
Palo Alto, Calf, at the recent commence
ment. Miss Moody is the daughter o.
Malcolm Moody, former well-known resi-
dent of Brattleboro, now of Pasadena,
Calf.
The Winchester Star of this week says
"Geo. E. Richards has moved from Brat
Al Ii Ill ILL -. IL .,
welcome his friends at the Wincheste
House. With Proprietor Richards anC
Manager Kittredge both on deck, guests a
this popular hotel will be royalty enter
tanned"
Miss Florence Lamson, Miss Minnie d
Brasor and Miss Ella Newman start Mon
day next for Cato, n. Y, to spend month
or more at Miss Lamson's home. The,
will accompany that far the two children
of Mrs Nora Kenney and Miss Ethe
Heath, who 60 to Lycoming n. Y, for
visit with Mrs. Huldah E. Prosser.
The Brattleboro friends of Rev. F. L
Phalen, now of Concord, n H., regret t.
learn that he is suffering severely iron
nervous exhaustion. He has not beef
able to preach since Easter. A voyage t.
Europe was undertaken without beneficial
result. 1t is hoped that a summers res
at some quiet resort will restore him Il
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Chase drove owe
the mountain to attend the Grand Arm
encampment at Bennington. Other Brat
tleboro people in attendance were Mr.. an
Mrs. ]. P. Elmer, Capt. and Mrs. II. c
Streeter, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Retting, Col
Fl. E. Taylor, Timothy Eason, Mrs. E. 81
Putnam, Mrs. II. 1. Bangs, Mrs. c. B
Lamson and Miss Lena Walker.