Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-29
PERSONAL.


set lake Saturday to spend week.
Mrs. John Curley of Holyoke, Mass, is
visiting her father, Thomas Judge.
Mrs. Cora Leonard and daughter Helen
returned from Lakeport, n, H., Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. w. Hawley and children will re-
turn from York Beach, Maine, Saturday.
Mr. Macdonald, manager of the Estey
organ company's Chicago house, is in
town.
Mrs. Mary Thompson of Somerville
Mass, a former resident, is visiting in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Eddy of Rutland are
visiting Herbert W. Eddy at the Brooks
House.
Miss L. Belle Tenney came from Boston
Tuesday night for a vacation of few
weeks.
Maude Sexton goes Saturday to Lon
donderry for a stay of four weeks with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Hall returned Mon
day from Ocean Spray, where they spent
two weeks,
Pearl Gibson, who went to New Lon
don Saturday, will remain there for visit
of two weeks.
Miss Cora Coates and Alice Leonard,
who have been at York Beach, Maine, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humpstone have gone on
carriage dive to Alstead, \. H., where
they will spend week.
Ruth and Ellen Hunt went Monday
to Worcester, Mass, for visit of two
weeks with their aunt
Frank Fox of Springfield, Mass, for
merly a painter here, was in town greet
ing old friends Monday.
Col. and Mrs. Kittredge Haskins left
Wednesday for an outing of week or
ten days at Block Island, R. l,
The Springfield Sunday Republican said
Mrs Rebecca Gordon and Gordon Ire
land have gone to Brattleboro, VT"
VIM. Il. Sumner and family come from
Chicago Wednesday for visit with Mr. Sum
ner's mother, Mrs. Thomas Sumner
Mrs. George Eels and daughters, Grace
and Alice, who have been at Lowell lake
two weeks, return today.
Mrs. Samuel Wells was called to Green
field Tuesday by the illness of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Charles Sampson.
Miss Amy Ellis of Keene, n. H., is Wis
iting at Marshall CIRCUITS. She will 60 tc
Boston before returning to Keene
DR., John j. Mclaughlin of Clinton
Mass, was in town Saturday with view
to locating here for the practice of DENTS
try.
Alfred Thompson and Anthony Schwenl
returned Tuesday after a week spent a
Newburyport, Buzzard's Bay and othe
places.
Frank E. Howe, editor of the Montpele
Daily Record, spent Sunday at his mother
ON his way from Gloversville, n. Y, tt
Montpelier.
DR.. William P. Devine. who has beel
practicing dentistry in Philadelphia sine
his graduation from the Philadelphia Den
tai college, is visiting his parents.
Sam Fuller returned to his home il
Remington Tuesday after spending fey
DAYS with his sister, Mrs D. n. Bartlett
He made the trip both ways awheel
Julius Parkess is working as bell boy a
the Brooks House this week, taking tn
Mace of George Wheeler, who is substitute
ing for John Heaphy, the night clerk.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bradbeer of NJ
Vernon, y. Y, are expected on Saturda
of this week to spend a week with Mr.:
Bradbeer's sister, Mrs. S. P. Sherwin.
Mrs. Elmer Spaulding of Somervillt
Mass, formerly of Brattleboro, is CUES
of relatives in town. Mr.. Spauldtng wa
here Sunday, a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gee
Clay.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. R. Jenne were
Rutland over Sunday, going there to a
tend the funeral of Mr.. Jennes cousll
who was killed by lightning in Londol
derry last Thursday.
Harry Rowe and Mrs. A. j. Stearns ar
delegates from the Universalist society an
Mrs, A, j. Currer from the Sunday scho
to the state Universalist convention to
held in Stowe August "a, 25 and 26'
Rev. and Mrs. H. D. Maxwell and youn
son left Monday for their vacation. The
will spend day or two in Boston, will g
from there to Cape Ann for an outing {
several DAYS, and later will visit in Mair
and New Brunswick.
The Montpelier Argus of Monday ha
the following: "Dorman B. +. Kent,
the National Life office, is taking tW
weeks vacation. He left this noon fC
Brattleboro, where he will spend the wee
at the summer home of Hon. Dorman
Eaton, bis uncle"
Howard Robinson, who came from Ba
timore five years ago to learn tuning
the Estey Organ factory, is member
Company F, Fifth Maryland Volunteer
He had an excellent position as bookkee
er, which he gave up to enlist as prlyat
His regiment has just been ordered
Porto Rico.
W. P. Eager is renewing acquaintanc
in town for two or three days. Mr.. cage
who was formerly local telegraph oper
tor. is now successful banker and brok
in New York city, having an office at
Broad street. He has been at his o
home in Newfane several days and will !
from here to Lake George 10 spend the +
mainder of his vacation.
The Winchester, N. H., Star has Il
following: "Mrs. May Durgin gave
whist party to number of her friends la
Wednesday evening, but as the wealth
was too warm for card playing an il
promptu ride to Forest lake, with lit
dancing in the pavilion, was INDUCED /
On returning to the Winchester House
cream and cake were served.'
Henry Wilcutt went to Spofford lake
day with ten boys, who will occupy q.
Cobb's cottage two weeks. The boys
the party are Arthur and Horace Sco'
Leland Carleton, William Richardso
Robert Mitchell Scott Eames, Arth
Hyde, Fred Spencer, Luther Kaye, al
Murray Tucker Mr.. Wilcutt will ha
general charge of the party and act
cook,