Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-06-02
PERSONAL.

Town Memorial day.
George Gould of Greenfield, Mass. was
In town the first of the week.
Miss Rose Munger of Greenfield, Mass,
Is visiting relatives in town.
Wayne Reed of Athol, Mass, visited in
town the first part of the week.
Mrs. C.. l.. Elmore and daughter, Miss
Mary Elmore, are visiting in Boston.
Arthur Staples of Rochester, N. H.,
spent Sunday with his parents in town.
Mrs. L. f. White is visiting Rev. and
Mrs f. w. Sharpe in Rochester this week.
Herbert Elmer has returned to Brattle-
boro, having finished work in Rockland,
Mass
Miss Bentley of Hartford Conn.,, has
been the guest of Miss Elizabeth Phillips
his week.
Miss Laura Burwel of Vermont Acad-
envy comes today to be the guest of Miss
May Lamson.
Miss Marjorie White spent the first of
the week in Northampton, Mass, with
Miss Amy Jones.
W. B. Smith came from Springfield,
Mass, Monday to spend Memorial day
with his mother.
Z. L. Temple, treasurer of the Rutland
Savings bank, visited Rev. and Mrs. W. II.
Collins Saturday.
Mrs. E. w. Stoddard returned 20 Spring
field, Mass, Monday after spending three
weeks at her home here.
Edwin R. Crane, the new superintendent
of schools of Wilmington, has been in town
visiting the public schools.
Mrs. M. M. Miller and son Clarence ar
rived at the Brooks House from Ormonde,
Fla. Monday to spend the summer.
Walter Crown, formerly of Brattleboro
but now of Greenfield, Mass, spent the
first of the week with relatives in town.
Mrs. Charles F. Simonds of Cambridge
port Mass, sister of the late Mrs. W. II.
Chids, visited in Brattleboro this week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Gregg went to Lu-
nenburg Yesterday morning, called there by
the critical illness of Mrs. Gregg's brother.
w. B. Crombie of The Phoenix job
printing office has spent a few days in
Springfield, Mass, with Mrs. Crombie this
week.
Miss Rosa Nickerson of Boston is visit
ing her sister, Miss Myrtle Nickerson, who
is trimmer in the store of Mrs. G.. H.
smith.
Michael Guiheen has left the employ of
c. Z. Glidden and is now assisting John
g. Baker in selling and handling fine
horses.
Miss Ethel Waterman, teacher in the
state normal school in Fitchburg, Mass.
came home Saturday to remain until after
Memorial day.
Miss Ola B. Cass, Arthur Foster and
Mr.. Mitchell came from Keene, n. H., on
their wheels Tuesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
George c. Wilson.
Judge E. L. Waterman and II. D. Wa
terman attended the funeral of their
brother, George w. Waterman, in West
field, Mass, Monday.
Hon. Dorman B. Eaton was elected one
of the vice presidents of the American
Unitarian association at the annual meet
ing in Boston Tuesday.
James P. Hale of Newbury was in Brat
tleboro Wednesday on business with Judge
Tyler. Mr.. Hale is the receiver of the
Bradford Savings bank.
F. S. Livermore, now of Fitchburg,
Mass, was in town the first of the week
making arrangements for the removal oil
his family to Fitchburg.
Walter E. Sturgss went to Hartwellvill5
Tuesday to spend the remainder of the
week. John Larrow is carrying on his
barber shop during his absence.
Fred Neal was called to Jamaica Wed
nesday because of the serious illness Of
Mrs Meals mother. Mrs. Neal has beer
with her mother for several days.
c.. L. Gould of Springfield, Mass, wa'
in town Tuesday on his annual visit, anC
to Join in the Memorial day observance
with his old comrades of the Fourth Yer
mont.
Guy C. Lamson, who is attending tn,
Rochester Theological seminary, won tn,
$50 prize offered to the student averaging
the highest above 95 per cent. He als'
won the $50 prize last year.
]. A. Allen, for term of years trail
dispatcher on the New London division
left that position Wednesday to becom
ward master at Worcester, Mass, for tn
Consolidated railroad company.
Edwin Haskell, who was member o
the hospital corps of the First Vernon
regiment at Chickamauga, left New Yorl
city last week for Havana, Cuba, where h
will be employed in a military hospital.
Miss Flora L. Merrifeld, who has bee
at the home of her cousin, F. W. Putnam
for the past IA weeks, returned Monday t
her home in Cummington, Mass, wher
she will spend week before going to Co
tage City,
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton l. Hawley hav
issued invitations to the marriage of the
daughter, Ruth Marion, to John Levi
Morse, IT., of Philadelphia, Pa, whic
will take place Wednesday evening, Jun
IA, at 1880 o'clock at the Hawley residen(
on North Main street.
F. G. Atkinson, head salesman in IL
home Office of Washburn, Crosby IL Co
was in Bratteboro last week making a
engagements with E. Crosby q Co., wi
are agents for the Washburn, Crosby tiou
for large increase in the sale OF the pro-
uct throughout this section.
Frank Thunberg of Springfield, Mass
was in town the first of the week, havir
come from Springfield to Brattleboro
his wheel. He returned to Springfe
Tuesday. Young Thunberg lived in Bra
tleDoro until a few months ago when
family moved to Springfield.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry r. Miles and daug
ter of Hartford, Conn, arrived in Brattl
boro Wednesday night, and they are nc
staying at the Brooks House. Rev. M
Miles will conduct the evening meeting
the Congregational chapel tonight, and
will preach his first sermon as pastor
the Congregational church next Sunday
F. d. Nichols, who has been bookkeep