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

visit in Boston.
Miss Alta Cray went yesterday to Athol
for weeks stay.
Charles p. Rice, of Rice's Comedians, is
guest at Gerry Messers.
Mrs. E. w. Stoddard is expected home
from Springfield tomorrow
John Adams is taking a weeks vacation
from Freeman SCOTS store.
Mrs. Lowe, mother of Rev. r. f. Lowe,
is at her sons home for the summer
Miss Ethel Farr of Northampton is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Florence Farr.
II. G. Clsbee is in Boston on a two
weeks vacation from G. w. Puffers store.
Miss Annie Liscom returned Tuesday
from Boston, where she has been the past
four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S w. Richardson returned
Tuesday from New York, where they
spent two weeks.
Ernest j. Waterman made the presenta-
ton speech to the 10 Ier class at the Mid
dlebury commencement.
Miss Elizabeth Bartlett of Belchertown,
Mass, spent Friday and Saturday with
Mrs. George c. Wilson.
Arthur Fales of Worcester, Mass, is
spending his vacation with his grand
mOIueI, MIS-. Oelld WIDER
Mrs. II. r. Brown and daughter, and
Miss Georgianna Cooke leave Monday for
stay at York Beach, Me.
Miss Florence Hemenway is home from
Middlebury college. She will spend part
of the summer at Mortified.
Walter Eddy came home yesterday for
the summer from Amherst, where he is
| sub-master of the High school.
= Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Thompson returned
yesterday from visit Of several days with
, Mrs. II. o. Coolidge of Keene.
Mrs. E. p. Kimbal of Greenfield was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Kimball
f from Saturday until Tuesday.
S Miss Ruth Childs returned Thursday
from Andover, Mass, where she has been
: a student in Abbott academy.
S Mrs. L. D. Taylor and son and Mrs.
Dearborn have gone to Spofford lake tC
r remain there during the summer.
+ Mrs. A. r. Gregg returned Wednesday
u from visit of several weeks with hel
brother in Lunenburg, this state.
e Miss Alice Brooks of Santa Monica
1t Cal, came Monday to be the guest of he
e sister, Mrs. j. G. Ullery, few weeks.
Misses Marion Rice, Gertrude Croker anC
= Fanny Scott are spending a few days will
E, Miss Lucy Jennings at Forest lake, n. II
Il Miss Amy Van Doom will 90 to Mar
tha's Vineyard with Mrs. II. II. Crosby oil
l. Saturday of next week for a stay of fiv
l. weeks.
al United States Consul NJ. H. Twitchel
of Kingston, Canada, was in town Satur
r. day. He has spent part of the week a
TO Newfane
ID c. Fred Childs was one of the member
of the Yale graduating class to whom
lie dissertation was assigned in the commence
IN meIt program.
Carroll L. Parker, formerly of Brattl,
boro but now engaged in the electrical SUI
go ply business at Fitchburg, Mass, has bee
Elk in town this week.
lis Chas. II. Smith of Minneapolis is spenC
ing several days among the people in Bra
nd tleboro and vicinity who have loans place
of through his agency.
ey Mrs. Morris Afilck and Mrs. B. Rus
ne Mort of Philadelphia returned to the
homes Tuesday, after visiting their siste
Tor Mrs. A. C. Davenport.
NJ Will S. Stearns and Charles Boyle leav
as tonight for the Owls Head hotel on Lal
Memphremagog, where they will be ell
ployed during the summer.
at Miss Ethel Waterman returned Satu
ler day to her home here for the summer fro
elr Fitchburg, Mass, where she is teach
OF in the state normal school.
Miss Mary w. Crowell, teacher in t
fer Brattleboro schools, was elected vice pre-
Id, ident of the Amherst, Mass, High scho
Dirk alumni association Wednesday.
'nu Bert StIeeter was in Springfield fro
Saturday until Wednesday to gather
lily his tools and personal effects which VT
Ind left there when he was taken i'll.
ar George Adams leaves Tuesday for a Il
VIII to Minneapolis, to be gone about six weel
He joins his uncle, Charles Smith, at b
his lington, and will make the journey W
Two him.
day Claude A. Freligh of Nashua N.
as formerly of Brattleboro, graduated fr
the medical department of the Univers
by of Vermont this week. f. p. Conway
Tor Hinsdale was another graduate.
per Thomas Allen of Belchertown, Ma
osl- spent Sunday with General Secretary
c. Wilson. He is a member of the cl
and of 1899 of Colgate university. Mr.. v
y to son is member of Colgate, '97.
de Cabegrams received from Major j..
son, Estey and Capt. j. H. Estey, who are Il
llhs in England, state that they are well and
b pect to sail for home on July S from Sou
we're ampton on the steamer St. Paul.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. +. Samson retur
u Oh Saturday from Meriden, Conn, where
oi, Samson has been at work in the Wilco.
llcal White organ factory. Mrs, Samson
been suffering from malaria for 81
ing time.
the Mai and Mrs. F. w. Childs, Miss h
lanu Childs and Mrs Margaret Gatty will G
nam Boston tomorrow, where they will n
heir George Chlds, who has been at Phil
Andover academy. They will 60 to v
mily feet on Cape Cod, to spend several We
Will in a cottage.
Frol' Miss Pearle Cheney returned to Spr
ooro' field Wednesday after a shorC vaca
man spent at her home. Miss Cheney gradu
from the Childs Business college Wed
went day evening, and she has secured ]
re to ton as stenographer with Spring
II go business concern.
pur- |. d. Rice, former resident, who '
seven away from Bratteboro three or four y
'ns' ago, was in town last Friday on his
acca- to Claremont, n. II. He has spent
Cam siderable time in Philadelphia and G
e the cities in Pennsylvania since going
exer- here, but his home is nowin Marion, \
denny It is expected that the bicycle t
the known as the American Bicycle comp