Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-09-16

Ben Williamson has returned 70 St
Johns Military academy at Manlius. y. Y
Harry Webster returned Monday from
two weeks vacation spent in New York
city.
Miss Minnie Fox returned MONDAY
from a ten weeks outing at Sanzey lake.
y. n.
Miss Helen Thompson has returned TO
her duties at the Burnhsm school in North
ampton.
George Childs left on Tuesday for An
dover, Mass, where he is to enter Andover
academy.
Miss Ruth Child. went Tuesday to An
dover, Mass, where she will enter Abbott
academy.
Frank Read is taking two weeks vaca-
lion from his duties as clerk in Durgins
drug store.
Arthur Wells, who went to California
last April, returned to Brattleboro Satur-
day night.
Miss Florence Z. Clark attended the
Kings Daughters convention at Benning.
ton last week.
Miss Kate Calvin and Miss Nellie Mack
are spending few weeks at Dennis Gal
wins in Middlebury.
Joseph Whelan returned Saturday night
after weeks vacation spent in Burling-
ton and St. Adams.
Willie Kaine left Tuesday night for
Montreal, where he will continue his stud
les in Lydia college.
Harry Dunklee has returned 70 Worcester.
Mass, to begin his studies in the Institute
OF Technology there.
to Andovsr, Mass, where they will spend
a week with relatives.
Arthur Simonds started on Tuesday on
a vacation trip awheel to Keene, Fitch
burg and other places.
Charles 5. Frost Of Wooster. Ohio. is
in town TO spend week or two with his
brother, Wells S. Frost.
Leon Lamb returned to his work in
Fiskdale, Mass, last Monday. after spend
ing several days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Robbins are at
Mr. Robbins's old home in Chester TO
spend week or ten days.
Charles Niles has returned to his work
in the shoe store Of Morse & Simpson af-
ter vacation of two weeks.
Robert Gordon Hardie has gone TO Bos-
ton TO remain month before returning to
work in his Brattleboro studio.
Misses Kate and Mary Manning spent a
few days last week with their sister, Mrs.
George Mosher, in Readsboro.
Miss Margaret Gatty returned to her
home in Boston, Tuesday, after spending
the summer at F. W. Childs's.
Mrs. F. W. Simpson of Windsor was
guest of Mrs. A. G. Carleton three DAYS,
returning to her home Monday.
John Tasker left Wednesday for Am
herst, Mass, where he will enter Amherst
college to pursue scientific course.
Miss Florence Hemenway left Wednes-
day for Middlebury where she will con-
tinue her studies in Middlebury college.
Arthur Spencer, who is employed in the
office of j. G. Ullery, has begun the study
OF law in the office of Lawyer Il. G. Bar
Der.
Raymond S. Elmer returned Tuesday
from Sugar Hill, y. H., where he was en-
ployed in a hotel during the summer sea-
son.
Van Rensselaer, Lansingh of Company
f, md regiment of engineers, now stationed
at Camp Wikoff, is visiting at W. II.
Minors.
Martin Austin, clerk for the Brattleboro
News company, is i'll at the South Main
street home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Austin.
Maurice II. Brown has returned from
Montpelier, where he has been employed
more than year in the office Of the I'm
ion Gard company.
Harry j. Kimbsll of Brattleboro has
charge of the steam laundry at Mt. Her
mon this season. At present about 90
hands are employed there.
William Kingman of New York is re-
newing acquaintsnces in town. He was a
clerk here in the drug store of Henry C.
Willard nearly so years ago.
Adm Pettee, who is taking a two weeks
vacation from the Peoples bank. left
Thursday for trip to Albany and thence
down the Hudson TO New York.
Julius Mason is spending some time
with relatives here and in Hinsdale. He
is now medical student in the College of
Physicians and Surgeons at New York.
A. n. Adams of Fair Haven is in town
looking up some facts regarding the gene
alogy of the Adams family, which is soon
to be made into book form and published.
Misses Nellie and Grace Foster returned
Saturday to Manchester, N. H, after
spending a week at the home of their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hough-
ton.
Mrs. Harvey Houghton is suffering
from severe bruises and badly sprained
foot, as the result of a fall when she at
tempted TO step upon board walk in the
yard.
G. Newton Batchelder, who has been
spending few days in town, left Monday
by wheel to Fitchburg, Mass, where he
will visit his parents before returning to
his studies at Brown university.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred H. Smith and their
friend Mrs. Stark of New London. Conn.
are at Mrs. w. W. Cookies for two weeks
Mrs. Williamson and her little daughters
have taken rooms with Mrs. Cooke for the
fall and winter.
Letter Carrier knight has been able to
keep at his work this week in spite of the
severe bruises which he sustained Monday,
when he was struck by Miss Carrie Clark
of West Brattleboro, who was riding her
wheel down a grade in Ceuterville. His
back was to the rider, and as no bell was
rung he was struck and thrown heavily