Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-06-23
PERSONAL.


with his parents.
Earl Titus went to Concord, n. H., this
week on business trip
Miss Kate b. Manning of Salem, Mass,
spent Sunday at her old home.
Mrs. Peter Donahue OF Rutland is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. d. f. Shea.
Rev. w, H. Collins attended the dioces
an convention in Rutland this week.
Miss Mary Brown /, visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. j. O'Donnell, in CRANKY, Mass.
Mrs. Mary Wadsworth of Springfield,
Mass, was in Brattleboo over Sunday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Dodge goes TO-DAY TO Hop
kinton, Mass, for visit of two months.
Benjamin Harmon, the Pullman car
conductor spent Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. Miles of Chicago is guest of her
son and his wife, Rev. and Mrs. Harry r.
Miles.
II. r. Lawrence returned Tuesday after
a weeks trip to Chicago, Indianapolis and
other places.
George Reynolds has moved to the Swank
house on Chestnut street which he recent
ly bought.
Miss Marie Baldwin visited the Sisters
of ST. Joseph last week, returning to Rut-
land Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Flood went to Spring
field, Mass, Tuesday for visit with Miss
Lizzie NJ. Allis.
Mrs. L. S. Barnes has been in Hatfield,
Mass, this week to attend the graduation
of her cousin.
Paul Willis and .. P. Shepardson
spent part of last week hunting in the
hills of Oxford, N. II.
Miss Hortense Hall went Yesterday to
Meriden, Conn.,, where she will be the
guest of the Misses White.
w. II. Hastings is moving from Fair
View street to the farm which he recently
bought on the Guilford road.
A cabegram was received Wednesday
announcing the safe arrival of J. G.. Estey
and j. H. Estey in England.
Fred E. Gilbert went to Amherst, Mass,
yesterday to take examinations in Latin
and Greek at Amherst college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hodgman have
returned from a visit with Mr. Hodgman's
brother in Charlestown, n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Emerson of Will
ton, n. H., are visiting a: the home of Mr..
Emerson's uncle, S. B. Emerson.
John Fessenden returned Wednesday
from Albany, having completed his course
at the Albany Business college.
Cords Harris of Keene, n. H., who is
i'll at the home of Mrs. b. d. Harris, is in
about the same condition as last week.
Guy Tasker, the hard-hitting short stop
of the High school ball team, will cover
third base for the new Brattleboro team.
c. Fred Childs is a member of the grad
uating class at Yale, Ernest Waterman at
Middlebury, and Miss Louise Williams at
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Shepardson have re-
turned after a visit of three weeks with
relatives in Bellows Falls, Grafton and
Windsor.
/ Paul Mann goes to Springfield, Mass,
Wednesday to give readings at an enter
tainment to be given at the State street
Baptist church.
Harry White is in Athol, Mass, CON-
! piling business directory similar to those
| Greenfield.
Miss Mary Cabot will take her Sunday
school class of girls of the Congregational
| Sunday school to Westminster for an out.
ing tomorrow.
Miss Florence Lamson has taken posi-
ton as governess of the children of DR.
Lawton and Dr. Thompson of the Brattle
boro Retreat.
Miss Amy Jones and friend of Smitl
college came to Brattleboro the first of tn,
week to spend their summer vacation a
Miss Jones's home.
Mrs. F. A. Cutler and two children o
Minneapolis came Wednesday evening t,
spend the summer with Mrs. Cutler
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Field.
Harry Hodgkins goes to Springfield
this stale today to play with the Below
Falls orchestra at the commencement ex
ercises of Black River Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Lamb came thi
week from St. Louis to the home of Mrs
Lambs mother, Mrs. Matilda Dunklee c
West Brattleboro, where they will remai
until September.
The marriage of DR.. II. Nelson Jackso
and Miss Bertha R. Wells, daughter of tn
late Gen. William Wells, will take place a
St. Paurs church at Burlington on Thur:
day evening, June 9.
Miss E. NJ. Palmer of Rutland, formerl
teacher in drawing in the Brattebor
High school, and Mrs. n. c. Sawyer {
Washington, D. c., are guests at A. q
Illness for the summer.
Miss Clara Kirkland of Baltimore, Md
Mrs. Henry Devens and daughters, an
Misses Maria and Madge Lamb, daughter
of Col. Lamb of Norfolk, Va, are CUES
of Mrs. NJ. E. Kirkland.
, L. F. Bowker has been spending sewers
DAYS in Brattleboro, his old home. 4
went Wednesday to Bridgeport to visit h
father, L. Fay Bowker For the past te
years Mr.. Bowker has been in Los Al
geles, California.
Miss Faith Tyler has passed her exam
; nation for position in the census burea
at Washington, D. G. She is now on II
list of eligibles and will remain in Brattl
boro until she receives an appointment
. a clerkship in the bureau.
Fred S. Brasor, the well-known tun
and musician, who has been employed
the Estey organ factory most OF the tin
, during the past II years, went Wednesds
to Marietta, Ohio, where he will have
> position in the factory managed by ColliI
r, Stevens, formerly of Brattleboro. MI
Brasor and Julian have gone to Calai
= Maine, to spend some time with relatiV
= there.
Robert Stickney and Charles Stol
:. went to Owls Head Hotel on Lake Mel
phremagog Wednesday to spend the SUI
meI as bell boys. Charles Boyle and w
=, Stearns will go there next week. NJ
II Roole will act as assistant porter and M