Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-06-09
PERSONAL.

Miss Kate Dundon went Yesterday TO
Springfield, Mass, for visit.
Miss Jennie Duncan has returned from
years stay in Denver, Colo.
Rev F. E. Marble has been spending
the week in Wallingford, Conn.
Miss S +. Grswold is the guest of her
brother. Frank Griswold, at Randolph.
W. P. Tarmey went to Orange, Mass.
Monday, after spending week in town.
Mrs Lyman Goldsmith and children re-
turned yesterday from visit in Colrain.
Walter H. Childs spent Saturday and
sunday with his son George at Andover,
Mass.
Michael Coleman of St. Johnsbury came
Wednesday for visit at Mrs. Catherine
Coleman's.
Mrs Harry Smith, who arrived from
Ireland Saturday, is with her uncle, Thorn
as O'Connor.
Mrs. James Reed went Tuesday to An
sonia. Conn, where she will spend several
weeks with her son.
Miss Mary E. Long left Wednesday for
visit with her brother, Daniel Long, in
West Superior, Wis.
Mrs. NJ. c. Cutter of Nashua, n. H.,
a. II.
Mrs. Ju ia l.. Parker
Arthur Sanders, who has been at work
in store in Northampton several months,
spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. H. Z. Bond and grandson, Morse
Bond, returned Tuesday after two weeks
spent in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Judge and Mrs ellison of Saratoga, are
here for visit of 10 days with the judges
sister, Mrs. Sarah Burpee.
Dr.'A. l. Miller is expected home to-
morrow from Columbus, Ohio, where he
went to attend a medical convention.
Miss Edna Hardy has gone to Waltham.
Mass, where she has employment in the
factory of the American Watch company.
Mrs. B. F. Ketchum returned to her
home in New York city Tuesday after
spending a short time with her sister, Mrs.
A. G.. Cobb.
Mrs. James H. White returned to her
home in Meriden, Conn, Tuesday after
spending several days with her mother,
Mrs. S. T. X. Cheney.
Mrs. Mary Howe-Lavin and Lucien
Howe are expected to sail for this country
about June 20, Immediately after the close
of Mrs. LAWNS present engagement.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. McRae have moved
from Clinton, Mass, to Willimantic, Conn,
where Mr.. McRae has a position in the
clothing store of 81. E. Remington & Co.
Miss Addie Illman of Bay City, Mich,
is visiting Mrs. Geo. S. Dowley Miss Ill
man is a daughter of Rev T. W. Illman,
formerly a pastor of the Universalist
church here.
Edwin w. Spear, formerly pianist for E.
Wales, returned to his home in Greenfield
last week, having finished his seasons en-
gagement as leader of the orchestra in the
Hotel Grenoble in New York city.
Edgar A. Stoddard went to Springfield,
Mass, Tuesday to take a position in
Haynes & Co.'s clothing store. He was
accompanied by DR.. M. j. Stoddard of
Springfield, who spent Sunday and Mon
day at home.
Rev. and Mrs. H. r. Miles will board at
Mrs. NJ. E. Kirkland's until the new Con-
gregational parsonage has been built.
They will occupy rooms in the Fisk house
on Walnut street. The Fisk family will
spend the summer at Spofford lake.
The engagement is announced of David
Carey, the well-known baggage master al
the Brattleboro railroad station, and Miss
Nellie Murray of Gardner, Mass. The
marriage will take place Wednesday, June
IA, at the Sacred Heart church in Gard.
ner, Mass.
Rev. George Osgood of Kensington, n
H., who died Monday night at the age Of
81 years and nine months, was an uncle OF
Rev. E. Q. S. Osgood of Brattleboro He
graduated at the divinity school at Cam
bridge in 1S47 and had filled pastorates il
several places, including Windsor, VT
and Montague, Mass.
The engagement of DR.. II. Nelson Jack
son of Burlington, formerly assistant ply
stefan at the Brattleboro Retreat, and Mis-
Bertha r. Wells of Burlington is an
nounced DIR. Jackson is a son of Rev. S
n. Jackson of Barre, and Miss Wells il
the daughter of the late Gen. William
Wells of Burlington.
Harry K. White completed his fou
years. course in the architectural cours
at the Massachusetts Institute of Technol
ogy at Boston this week, the degree o
B. S. being conferred upon him Wednes
day. His mother, Mrs. P. K. White, anC
his sister, Miss Bessie White, attended tn,
commencement exercises.
D. P. Webster, Kittredge Haskins, G
H. Bond, D. A. Young, D. Cowles, j. 3
Randoll, C. II. Grant, F. r. Durgin, z
NJ. Jones, W. Il. Vinton and W. K. Vim
ton are among those who will attend tn
annual sessions of the grand Masoni
bodies at Burlington next week. Severs
from here will take the Scottish Rite de
grees.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Geddis and c. F
Nash started for indianapolis Tuesday t
be gone six weeks or more. They wi
canvass the city for the sale of flags for tn
International Epworth league convention
which is to be held there in July. MI
Geddis is the designer of the official fla
of the convention, and he expects to Sc
from 10000 to 10000 flags.
The annual Greenwood prize readin
for students in the theological department
of Tufts college were held Tuesday. Fac
contestant read hymn, a selection froI
the Scriptures and an extract from a SCI
mon. The first prize was awarded
Reginold K. Marvin of Roxbury, Mass
who has accepted call to become paste
of the Brattleboro Univarsalist church.
The resignation of Rev. DR.. Moses 3
Harris, pastor of All Souls UNIVERSAL;
church at Worcester, to take effect the la;
Sunday of July, is in the hands OF tn
trustees of the church, who probably wi
take action upon the matter within
week. DR.. Harris's first pastorate was
Brattleboro, where he remained 10 year
He then want IN Worcester as pastor