Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-05-28
PERSONAL.

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II. S. Josselyn will carry on the Charles
Miner farm this summer
T. F. Turner went to Albany, n Y,
yesterday for a few days.
Walter Cook is to be employed at Pine
Grove Springs this summer.
Mrs. A. l. Williams is visiting her
daughter in Northampton, Mass.
II. G. Wilson of Springfield, Mass, is at
the Brooks House for few days.
II. F. Jordan will move next week to S.
W. Edgett's house on Green street.
r. S. Keeney of Buffalo, n. Y, has been
at the Brattleboro House this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. b. Eddy went Friday
TO Milford Conn, for week or more.
Mrs. E. o. Howe and daughter and Miss
Odel spent Wednesday in Springfield,
Mass.
Timothy Shea of the Sturtevant House
of New York visited his parents here this
week.
Mrs. VIM. Bailey has returned from
visit of five or six weeks in New Hamp-
shire.
Col and Mrs. Kittridge Haskins return
ed from their western trip Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Judge E. L. Waterman is in attendance
at the session of the supreme court at
Montpelier.
Thomas j. Atkins of Brooklyn, n. Y,
is spending few days with his brother at
the Retreat.
Miss Mary McGrath has been spending
several days with her sister, Mrs. Tunney,
in Waterbury.
Misses Corrie f. NJ. Hatcher and Irma
Hatcher are visiting Mrs. George w. Tyler
for few weeks.
Mr.. Peterson of Burlington is making
an inventory of the goods in Van Doom
& Morris's store.
Mrs. George E. Greene went Wednesday
to Springfield, Mass, to visit two weeks
with her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Rich of Boston were
in town Monday while on a carriage drive
through Vermont.
George Tallman, jr., special agent of the
Northern Assurance company of London,
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Alonzo Starkey and Frank Elliot
went Monday for visit of 10 days in Wind
ham and Weathersfed.
Photographer A. j. Robertson is in
Springfield, Mass, canvassing for Chi
cago Photographic house.
Mrs. Steuben of California arrived in
Brattleboro yesterday for visit of several
weeks with her brother John Stebbins.
Fred Adams and Howard Rice rode to
Northampton, Mass, on their wheels
Wednesday and visited DR.. Fred c. Cros-
by.
Miss Dutton has returned to her rooms
at j. T. Hildreth's, and her niece, Miss
Edith Gould of New York, is now her
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Stedman and
Harry Stedman of Springfield Mass, are
spending the week with their West Brattle-
boro relatives.
H. L. Elmer of Rockland, Mass, is ex-
pected home Sunday night to spend Mon
day, which will be observed as Memorial
day in Massachusetts.
Gen. J. j. Estey attended the dedication
of the new Congregational church and the
installation of Rev. G. l. Scofeld at North
field, Mass, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Emerson started yes
terday morning for carriage drive of 10
days or more, during which time they will
visit Boston and other places.
Mrs. A. A. Barber of Fort Collins, Col,
came yesterday for a visit of few days
with Mrs. Sarah Rice, after which she will
spend the summer in West Townshend.
Past Sachem Corners of the Winnepur-
ket tribe of Red Men of Lynn, Mass, was
in town Friday. The Winnepurket tribe
is one of the most famous tribes in the
country.
Mrs. l.. T. Page of Wilmington left
from this station Tuesday night for a
months visit in Maine. Dr. Page came
from Wilmington with her Tuesday and
visited old acquaintance in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Durham arrived at
Anglers Retreat, Middledam, Me-, at 3
O'Clock Monday afternoon, and in few
minutes they had caught for their supper
several trout weighing three-fourths of a
pound each.
Mrs. j. H. Stearns of Brooklyn, n. Y,
who has been critically i'll with a heart
trouble, is improving. Because of this ill
ness Mrs. Stearns has been unable to visit
Spofford lake and Mr.. Stearns was called
home last week.
NJ. E. Merrifield, son of the proprietor
of the Continental Hotel of New York,
and D. H. Tenney of New York have
been at the Brooks House since Wednes-
day, and are enjoying the delightful drives
about Brattleboro.
Judge L. E. Hitchcock of Chicopee,
MASS, Will deliver an address, ~ Lne con-
vention of the Epworth league, to be held
in Brattleboro early next month, on the
third motto of the league, "We live to
make our church power in the land"
Over Sunday guests at the Brooks House
were: r. G. Laurie, Lynn, Mass; R. W.
Lowell, Alstead, N. H.; c. L. Whitney,
New Haven, Conn; Carroll l.. Stebbins,
Springfield, Mass. W. A. Shaw, New
York, and George E. Sherman, Boston.
DR.. James G. Austin of Baltimore, Md,
is taking a rest with his parents in Brat
tleboro. DR.. Austin has been substituting
for physician in the city hospital for a
few weeks. Previous to that be was head
physician in the Baltimore maternity hos.
pital.
The Alexandria Gazette and Virgins
Advertiser ~ Tuesday contained the fol
~, pYing: "sEttridge Hsskins, Grand Mas
lo, - NJ SsfAyfs of the state of Vermont, wa:
t !a his ciityt day or two ago. During the
~ H. w he WAS in the quartermasters depart
ort here | Mr.. Haskins is now engaged
~ enterprises in the South, and is a mem
her Of company owning cotton mills IL
Texas"
Merton G. Robbins, '9s, of the Univer
s;tv Of Vermot, attended the convention
of the Interct 'egiate Press association a
boston, Fride At the meeting Frida!
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