Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-06-30
PERSONAL.

at T d. Whitney's'
Miss Carrie Bliss, the teacher, has re-
urned from New York.
Fred Cutler of Minneapolis is expected |
soon for an extended visit
j. Henkel came home Monday from |
the University of Vermont.
Mrs. Frank Field and children are spend. |
inc the week in Alstead, n. II.
The family of F. w. Putnam go tomor-
row TO Spofford lake to spend ten days.
MIR. and Mrs. Clayton Hackley came
home Tuesday FROM Boston for the sum
mer.
william Currier, the barber, is away on
vacation to his old home in Fitchburg,
Mass.
Ralph Patch went to Amherst Monday,
TO attend the Amherst Williams base ball
game
Nyron Davis came Monday from Brown
university to spend the summer at his
home here.
Miss NJ. Wynne Wadsworth of Spring
field has been the guest of Miss Ethel
Bruce this week.
Rev. r. F. Lowe and James Bagg at
tended commencement at Wesleyan uni
yersity this week,
L. Guy Tasker went Wednesday to
Hfnsboro, n. H., for a visit with his I'M
Gle. j. B. Tasker.
Rev. VIM. H. Collins has been elected
q trustee of the Vermont Episcopal insti-
tute at Burlington.
Mrs. Julia E. Marshall, born Miller, and
Miss Rue Lippe Of Boston are staying at
the Brooks House one week.
Miss Bertha Townshend, who has been
the guest of Miss Marian Minor, left Mon
day for her home in ST. Louis.
Cassie Timson of Claremont, n. H,
came Saturday for a visit of a week with
her grandmother, Mrs. j. w. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Cushman of
Boston spent Sunday at Spofford lake as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Harris.
Thomas Allen and Miss Elizabeth Bart
lett of Belchertown, Mass, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Wilson last week.
Mrs. L. B. Hardy left Wednesday for
Waltham to join her husband and daugh-
ters. They will make their home in that
city.
Arthur Pratt, who is employed by the
New England Telephone company al
Greenfield, spent Sunday at his nome
here
MIR, and MTS. JONI btNlo UuOloV, jas ~
turned on Friday from their carriage drive
and on Sunday they left for their home IL
Philadelphia.
C. p. Nash has returned from indian
apolis. where he went to assist w. Ii. Ged
dis in the sale of flags for the lnternatlona
Epworth league convention.
Mrs. F. A. Richardson and daughter
Miss Annie Richardson, went Tuesday T.
York Beach, Maine. Miss Richardson
will remain there for the summer.
Mrs. Il. H. Dinsmore, who was tn
guest of Miss Alice Russell in Burhngto
few days, went from there Tuesday Tor
visit at her old home in Malone, n. \.
Merton c. Robbins, now with Chicag
advertising agency, comes home next wee
for short vacation at the home OF o.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Rooolns'
Father REYNOLDS of Bellows Falls an
Father Houlihan of Ludlow are guests
Father Cunningham this week. Inc
have been conducting examinations at u
parochal schools.
Norman Newell has finished work II
DR.. II. D. Holton and has entered the eu
ploy of Liveryman Higgins, he n;
moved his family into Mrs Mason "oou
house on Park street.
Prof. Cramer has completed a cottage
Sunapee lake, where he and Mrs OT "a,
will spend part of the summer Inc
cottage is opposite the summer nonle
Secretary of State Hay.
w. ]. Willard, who has been trahsi
clerk at the railroad station IN huIlah
came to Brattleboro Monday to oegln "o
as postal clerk on the BratIleooro d
South Londonderry run.
From the Athol Transcript; Miss EN-
Sibley went to Warwick last week
with her sister, Mrs. Ball, is taking CT
rage drive into Vermont, where they
visit cousins in Brattleboro.
Frank Leonard, who has been at
home in Johnstown, n. y, Tor I
weeks vacation, was in town Wednesu
while on his way back 10 MS uu'ie'
clerk in the hotel at Windsor
George Grout, formerly employed
Clamp & Jones and D. l.. Grlggs' ouV
the last two years employed IN he"spal
work at Groton, Conn, has taken pc
ton in the office of j. u. Ullery'
Judge and Mrs. E. L. Waterman
daughters went to Middlebury luesusy
attend the graduating exercises OF Miue
bury college. Judge Watelilan
Ernest. was a member of the gradual
class. "a - - - t. @NS
Several promotions in the faculty "
announced at Brown university duI
commencement, among them being ina
Ralph w. Tower of the department OF
ology to be assistant professor OF chem
physiology. c.,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Carroll OF SPrl
field. Mass, were in town the hrst OF
week. They left Wednesday Tor rol
Springs, Maine, where they VIII ren
some time. They will return here 10 u
summer home in August.
Prof w. Starr Cutting and his taI
reached l.. ttleboro Tuesday. Ihey
spend three months at the home OF
Cuttings father at West brSL " e,
Prof. Cutting is at the head OF lhe Uer'
department in Chicago University.
E. Wales and son, Harry wales,
Monday to Windsor, where they az
bring out pageant. Later they VIII
to White River Junction for similar
pose. They will be engaged about 5,
weeks in preparing for the presen'S'lo
Rev. S. M. Crothers delivered the o.
laureate to the Radcliffe seniors az
bridge Sunday Rev. c. o. Day mau'
principal address at the graduating
cises at the Woodstock, Conn., acaS
Friday. his theme being EARNS ana
Man. or the Man Behind the Gun