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

LlMiss Ella Gaines is spending the week
with relatives in Greenfield.
Mrs. Nelson Chandler and Miss Helen
Chandler are visiting in Keene.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. F. Reed are visiting
their son Ralph in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Kimball 90 tomor-
row to Chester for visit of several DAYS,
E. D. Wilson has finished work for
Chas. Miner. He will begin soon as
driver for DR.. H. d. Holton.
Rev. j. A. Lynch returned to St. Johns
bury yesterday after an extended visit in
Brattleboro, Boston and other places.
Mrs. George A Briggs of Claremont
spent the latter part of last week with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. George f. Gale.
ii. 2. Boynton returned Wednesday to
Stockoridge, Mass, after visit of three
weeks with his sister, Mrs. A. |. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hodgman went to
Charlestown, n. H., Tuesday to spend
several weeks with Mr.. Hodgman's brother
Principal II. X. Whitaker was one of
the judges at the prize speaking contest at
Leland and Gray seminary Wednesday eve
ming.
d. A Kendrick of Amherst. Mass. for
merly proprietor of the Kendrick House in
Putney, was in Brattleboro and Putney
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Carey and daughter
returned Monday to their home in New
port after visit of three weeks here and
in Northampton.
Mrs. Grace Joslin Hodgkins returned
Friday to her home in Ansonia, Conn, af-
ter 10 days visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. L. Joslin
Fred Reno has moved from As High
street to 26 South Main street. A. j.
Pierce has moved from Pleasant street
to Chestnut street.
Miss Annie Ford returned Wednesday
to her duties at the Brooks House after
spending vacation of two weeks at her
home in Sherbrooke, Canada.
Col. Francis Goodhue was reelected one
of the directors of the Vermont < Mass
achusetts railroad at the annual meeting
of the stockholders held in Boston Wednes
day.
B. f. Sntton and family of Brooklyn,
\. Y, came to Brattleboro Wednesday
night and they were carried yesterday tC
summer at their cottage
Mrs. f. G. Pettee, Mrs. j. A. Taylor
and o. L. Randall were among those from
| Brattleboro who attended the state con
vention of the Order of the Eastern Stal
in Barre this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Haus celebrated tn,
| seventh anniversary OF their wedding
Wednesday evening by entertaining a com
pany of friends with a card party. Re.
| freshments were served.
Deidrich Stolte, jr., goes today to Spring
field Mass, to attend the graduating exer
cises at the Springfield Training school o.
which he is an alumnus. He will spend (
part of next week in Boston.
Isaac Bailey, w. II. Vinton, F. b. Put
nam, Ii. r. Randall, D. A. Young, j. G.
Estey and j. A. Taylor attended meet
ing and banquet of the Mystic Shriners il
Springfield, Mass, last evening.
II. P. Smith and granddaughter, Mis-
Edith Reed, of New York came to Brat
tleboro Wednesday night to spend TIN
summer at Z. A. Starkey's. They wer
accompanied by Mr.. Starkey's daughter
Marguerite, who spent the winter anC
spring at Mr.. Smiths.
Cards have been received announcin,
the marriage of Sumner Roadway Vintor
and Nellie Eastman Bunker, the event tax
ing place June at Providence, r. l. Mr.
and Mrs. Vinton will be at home at New
ton Centre, Mass. Mr.. Vinton is a son o
Mrs. Julia Vinton, now in the Baptis
mission field at Rangoon, Burma. He wa
formerly a member of the Brattlebor
| High school class of '92. He is a gradu
| ate of the academic denartment of Brow
University and will complete his theologi
cal studies at Newton theological semi
nary in 1900. During the past year h.
has been travelling college secretary of tn
Y M. c. A. international committee. TIL
bride is daughter of Rev. Mr.. Bunker, tn
well-known missionary, who has also bee