Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-06-16
PERSONAL.

Sunday in town.
Dominick King of Hinsdale has begun
work for w. b. Mettee.
Charles Bemis has moved from Yer
non to 10 Hudson street.
Leon NJ. Lamb of Fiskdale, Mass. spent
Sunday with his mother.
A. N. Rainville of Rutland has been WIS.,
iting Carl Henkel this week
Miss Mae Lavelle goes tomorrow to Bur
lington for two weeks stay.
George Danyew went to his home in
Vergennes yesterday for visit.
Ralph Stoddard returned from Brown
university yesterday to spend the summer
vacation at home.
Miss Florence Baker of Boston. the
actress, is guest of her aunt, Mrs. E. l.,
Cook, of Canal street.
Miss Marian Minor returned home last
evening after spending several weeks in
Chicago, and st. Louis
Rev. Dr. F. E. Marble will deliver the
oaccalaureate sermon at Vermont Acad-
envy next Sunday morning.
Misses Helen and Annie McGoven went
tuesday for two weeks visit to Rich
mond, Burlington and st. Adams.
Mrs. II. d. Alexander of Rochester, n.
Y, is here for visit of two weeks with
her brother, Rev. DIR. F. K. Marble.
Mrs. II. G. Streeter, who had been assist
ing in caring for her son, Bert Streeter,
returned Tuesday to Fishers Island, n. Y.
Mrs. Henry Campbell returned Tuesday
to the Hotel Dewey in Washington, after
spending ten days here and at Dummer-
ston.
Dedrich Stolte, jr., went to Boston
Wednesday and from there to Springfield
TO attend the convention of physical di-
rectors.
Mrs j. B. Wilson and young son came
Saturday from New York for a visit OF
several days at the home of Mrs. Wilson'S
father, John Ellis, ia West Brattleboro.
Mrs. H. o. Coolidge of Keene, n. H.,
and Miss Florence Morse of Williamsville,
who has been in Philadelphia since last
fall, are guests of Mrs. II. II. Thompson
Miss Jennie B. Duncan, who returned
two weeks ago after years stay in Denver
Col, has opened dressmaking rooms ovel
the New York Life office in Willistor
block
John T. Longueil, the cornetist, who re-
| Gently returned to Brattleboro, having
served 10 years in the regular army, wen
to New York Wednesday to reGnlist as 6
musician.
Miss Myrtle Nickerson, millner for Mrs
G.. II. Smith, returned to her home il
Boston Monday. She was accompanied
by her sister Rosa, who had been visiting
here for two weeks.
Ex-Gov. William P. Dillingham;, whc
delivered the address before the High
school graduating class last evening, wa
a guest. while in Brattleboro, of Mr.. ant
Mrs. L. w. Hawley.
7. j. B. Cudworth and Mrs. j. A. Tay
lor are the delegates to the convention O
the Bennington and Windham association
of Universalists which will be held il
Williamsville Tuesday.
United States District Attorney j. L
Martin went to Newport Monday to TAX
part in the case against the Chinese ar
rested recently at North Stratford. Tn
hearing was postponed to July 81.
Rev. DR.. Marble spoke at the conven
ton of the Woodstock Sunday school asso
citation at South Londonderry Wednesda
afternoon on "Bible Study" and in tn
evening on effective Teaching"
Miss Alice Robinson, who has been EN-
ployed in The Phoenix Job Printing offic
the last nine months and who has live
with Mrs. G. A. Waitman, has finishe
work and returned to her home in Bale
winville, Mass.
Mrs. Fannie c. Rice and daughter, MAJ
ion, returned to Brattleboro Wednesda
after trip of ten weeks in the Yves
They visited at Pasadena, Santa Barbar
and San Francisco, CAL, Denver an
Buena Vista, Col, and Lincoln an
Omaha, Neb.
Fred U. Simpson spent Sunday with h
former partner, Sewall Morse. Mr.. SIM
son is greatly pleased with his position {
manager of the shoe departments of IL
Rogers, Peet & Co. stores in New Yorl
He had been on business trip to Worce
ter and Boston before coming here.
w. S. Pratt is one of the soloists in IL
Second Unitarian church in Athol, Mas
The Athol Transcript, in its account
special services in the church last Sunds
said: Especial music was rendered
the chorus choir under the direction
Mr.. Davis, and special mention should
made of the solo WORK of Miss Jenn
Williams and w. S. Prl.'."
, Mrs. Rudyard Kipling returned to Ne
York Saturday after spending less thf
q two days in Brattleboro. Mr.. and Nh
Kipling and their two children and Il
authors father, j. Lockwood Kiplin
sailed from New York Wednesday for En-
!, land on the Teutonic. The Kiplings ha'
d recently spent some time at Cold SpriI
Harbor, l.. l., and before leaving for En-
land were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
> n. Doubleday in New York.
n Gen. and Mrs. j. j. Estey returned ye
q terday after five weeks trip. They Vi
tied San Francisco, Portland, Seattle al
. other places on the Pacific coast, in adj
- ton to the leading cities en- route acre
the continent. They arrived in New 70
y in time to meet Major j. G. Estey al
Il Capt. j. Harry Estey, who took passa
Wednesday on the American line stea
}. ship st. Louis. The young men are goi
/. direct to London on a business trip, a.
" are expected to reach home in about Fl
l. weeks.
Mrs. Cora Fox Ray of New York city
@ visiting at DR.. F. G. Pettee's.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Ravens of IL
RI Hartford, Conn, are visiting u
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