Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-06-24
PERSONAL.

Miss NJ. Belle Smith has ne to Spring
field, Mass.
Miss Florence Clark is in Cambridge,
Mass, this week
John S. Flood spent Sunday and Mon
day in New Haven, Conn.
Miss Mary Dyker is spending few days
in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Edith Estabrook returned from
Smith college today.
Walter Cook went to Keene, y. H., this
morning for a few days.
G. Fred Childs is expected home from
Yale university this week.
Arthur Birch has begun work in the gro
Gerry store Of John T. Kaine.
VIII Fisher has returned from Williston
Seminary to spend the summer.
Ralph Patch went this morning to Grot-
on, Mass, for a two weeks visit.
Miss Katie Brosnahan of Wallingford.
Conn, is visiting at Daniel Longs.
Miss Bertha Dodge has returned from
Tufts college for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Rockwell and Miss Annie Lamb
went to Charlestown, y. H, this morning.
Myron Davis has returned from Brown
university to spend his summer vacation.
Clifton Durham returned Tuesday after
noon from visit at his home in Paris. Me.
Mrs W. H. Cray, Miss Lillian Cray and
Hollis Cray are spending two weeks in
Swanton.
Lorenzo Harris has moved from 50
High street to Frank Wrights house on
Forest street.
a. {. Cutter of the Household office
greeted many former Brattleboro friends
Wednesday.
Miss Mary Long OF Worcester. Mass.
came Monday to visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Long.
Miss Edith Parkess returned to her work
in Westfeld, Mass, Monday morning after
a short visit at home.
VIII B. Smith of the Springfield Repub-
lican staff came home Monday night for a
vacation O. two weeks.
Mrs N. I. Ellis returned to Boston
Monday after two weeks visit with her
daughter, Miss Nellie Ellis.
Ella Newcomb and Florence Hrdreth
have gone to Fitchburg, Mass, for a visit
OF two weeks with relatives.
Frank Flagg, who finished his High
school work Friday, entered the employ of
{. II. Eddy ~ Co., Saturday.
Miss Nora Kennedy went Monday to
Springfield, Mass, after staying in town
two weeks to care for her sister.
Charles B. Streeter returned SUNDAY
to his work in Brightwood, Mass. af-
ter spending several days in town.
Dr. George Leon Walker and his son.
Prof. Williston Walker, arrived in Brattle-
boro Monday from Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. j. Pullen called on the
company l boys at Chickamauga Park.
Thursday, on their way to Suwanee. Tenn.
Father Delaney of Hinsdale and Father
Mullins, curate at the cathedral in Boston.
spent Wednesday with Father Cunning
ham.
MI. and Mrs. James Pullen and Mrs.
CAas. Bingham and sons are spending two
weeks at the Pullen cottage at Spofford
lake
Mrs Abbott Stone and daughter Marion
went Monday to Amherst, Mass. where
they will spend two or three weeks with
relatives.
Fred L. Howe left Monday for his regular
summer engagement at the AIizzen Top
hotel, Pawling, y. Y His wife and child
accompanied him.
DR.. Harry Stedman of Springfield, Mass,
who has been spending several DAYS with
his relatives at West Brattleboro, will 60
to Burlington Friday.
Charles Cleveland who went to Torrinp-
ton, Conn, Tuesday, has secured employ
ment in the store of the Combination
Clothing company there.
W. II. Thomas, who has been the local
agent of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
company, will 60 to Rutland, to take
charge of the branch office there.
Mrs. j. G. Knapp returned to her home
IN RoXbury, Mass, Wednesday. after
spending few days with her mother, Mrs.
Eleanor Richardson, in West Brattleboro.
Howard Allen a member of the Elm
wood Cycle club of Providence, called on
Brattleboro friends Tuesday. He made
the trip to and from Brattleboro on his
wheel
j. (. Coleman left Monday for a
weeks outing in Canada. He will spend
the time with his brother at Dudsworth.
near Quebec, and in fishing trip to Lake
Ncollet.
Mrs. Leslie Scott of New York came
Monday to spend two weeks at S. ". Rich
ardson's. Her daughter Mildred is recov-
ering from an attack OF mumps at the home
of Mr.. Richardson.
John Atkins, West Brattleboro bov
who is printer by trade, is in town for
vacation visit. He lives in Hartford.
Conn.,, and made the trip from there to
Northampton by wheel.
Mayor Dickinson, Mr.. Wallace, of the
I'm Of Forbes * Wallace, and Nj. Mich
OILS of Springfield, Mass, spent Saturday
with n. l. Hawley. They spent Sunday