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

boro the first of the week.
Dean Bangs is acting as collector for
po41 Commissioner +. f. Stockwell.
Ernest Pratt and mother have moved
from Grove street to 40 High street.
Miss Theresa Cochran of Groton, this
state. is a guest at Dr. j, w. Gregg's.
Miss Sarah Brainerd of Hartford, Conn,
.sa summer guest at the Brooks House.
Mrs A. NJ Harlow went to Hyannis,
Mass, Monday to attend a summer school.
Charles Hawley comes from Hopedale
Mass. tomorrow to spend vacation of a
week.
Miss Pauline Royce and Miss Blanche
Emery of Rutland are visiting Mrs. L, D.
Greene.
Mrs. C. L. Cobb and two children have
been visiting relatives in Fitchburg, Mass,
this week.
Miss Rena Hall and Miss Cora Russell
attended the Wellesley commencement
this week.
Mrs. A. Bovine of Flushing, L. l., came
to the Brooks House last Friday to spend
.he summer.
Alfred S. Thompson will go to Amherst
tomorrow to witness the Amherst Williams
base ball game.
Miss Maisie MacLean of Mortified
seminary is visiting this week at G. E.
Cattanach's.
Mrs. Della Wilder returned this week
from visit in Worcester with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fales.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Henley and son
went to Sunapee lake Saturday to spend
The summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. K. Pettingill of Boston
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
g. Ullery this week.
Mrs. H. X. Whitaker went Monday to
her home in Warren, Mass, where she
will spend the summer.
Mrs. E. c. Crosby went Monday to
Hartford Conn, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Annie Wyman Coudrey.
Miss Mary Moran returned Saturday
from a visit with her sister, Mrs. John
Ahern, in Keene, n. II.
Miss Ethel Osgood is home for the sum-
mer from Smith college, having completed
her first year in that institution.
F. D. Morris, who went to Montreal
Tuesday on the Grand Army excursion,
will return the last of the week.
Fred Robinson has been engaged by Mr..
lake, during the summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Chandler of Charles
town, Mass, are visiting Mr.. Chandler's
mother, Mrs. Nelson Chandler.
James F. Carey will go next week to
New Richmond, Wis, to settle the estate
of his brother, Edmund j. Carey.
Howard Hough went to his home in
White River junction Wednesday, having
finished work at Clark 81 Miller's.
Mrs. A. R. Cobb of Athol, Mass, spent
Monday in Brattleboro. She was accom-
panied home by her two grandchildren.
Mrs. E. r. Dimmick of Brooklyn visited
Brattleboro friends the first of the week on
the way to her summer home in Halifax.
James Bagg goes Monday to Middle
town, Conn, to take his final examina-
lions for entrance to Wesleyan university.
Mrs. j. F. Wells, Miss NJ. Z. Wells and
H. E. Wells of New York came yesterday
to spend the summer at the Brooks House.
HEuS family Of Lockwood DeForest OF
IN York will spend part of the sum-
MIR. Kipling's home, the Naulahka.
sAret Averil and Jessie Hawley &C
s,ied Miss Gordon and Miss Crowel
- Emu to the Mt. Rolyoke commence
mS>ous
Miss Sarah E. Cobb of Athol, Mass.
came to Brattleboro Saturday to spend q
week at the home of her sister, Mrs. W
T. Haigh.
Miss Lavinia Lawrence went Monday tC
Putney, where she has a position as ste
nographer in the Holstein-Freisian Regis
ter office.
Geo. W. Clapp started Monday on a bi
At; Of tWO waake He will visi
Springfield, Worcester and numerous othe
places.
Mrs. A. p. Wilder of Topeka, Kansas
who has been spending some time in Nev
York, came here Friday night for visi
with relatives.
Miss Eva Swift, who was the guest o
her sister, Jessie Swift, during commence
ment week, returned to her home il
North Adams Monday.
Fred Knight and mother, Mrs. L. P. q
knight, attended the funeral Monday o
Mr.. Knights uncle, John knight, a
Westmoreland, n 81.
Edith Gould, who has lived with he
aunt, Miss Emma Dutton, and attende
school here the past year, returned to he
home in New York Tuesday.
Miss Addie Reed has been at Mt. Hol
yoke this week to attend the commencement
exercises of her alma mater. She WI
visit in Springfield before her return.
Robert Gregg leaves tomorrow for va
cation of three weeks. He will visit Cha
Franklin at Newark, N. j., and will ais
visit Washington and other cities.
John Wheeler of Wardsboro is the ne
bell boy at the Brooks House, succeedin
Andrew Hopkins, who will work for n
mother in the restaurant on Main stree
which she has bought of Mrs. Bacon.
Rudyard Kipling and family arrived
Queenstown Wednesday on the Teutoni
The passage was a rough one, but Nj
Kipling's health improved during the Vo
age Mr.. Kipling speaks highly OF II
kindness he had received from American
Among the ladies who went to Burlin
ton this week were Misses Nellie Sullivan
Mary Judge, Agnes Calvin, KatneriI
Calvin, Barbara Murphy, Nellie Mac
Mrs. j. G. Sullivan, Mrs. Adonis Do
Mrs. P. II. brisbane, Mrs. W. o. Young
Miss Ida Waite, who was formerly
member of the class of 100 at Mt. Holyol
seminary, attended commencement the
this week, when President Mckinley pr
sented the diplomas to the graduates ii
sister, Miss Ella Waite, returned Wedne
day from a visit in Boston.
The Dewey statue committee is WI