Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-07-21
PERSONAL.

E. II. Thomas has gone to Benning%o n |
to spend vacation of two weeks.
DIR E. C. Thorn of Deerfeld, Mass,
has been in town part of the week
Mrs. A. G. Cobb went Monday Y Bos-
ton where she will remain several Weeks.
Mrs. Alice Clark Risbey came IRON New
York Monday for a visit at her Bid home.
Mrs. Fred Fisher of Leomi9i ter, Mass,
has been visiting in Brattlebo4o this week.
Mrs Nellie Coffey of Hslekensack, N.
j., has been guest of MrsfF F. W. Weeks
this week.
Miss Belle Scott of Wafe, Mass, came
to Brattleboro Wednesday to remain sew
eral weeks.
Miss Maud Carlton |went to Windsor
Tuesday to spend sewers h days with friends
in that town.
Miss Edith Stolte le5 i Monday for visit
of two weeks at he1 brothers. home at
Island Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Austin, jr., are en-
joying vacation of a week or ten days at
Long Branch.
Rev. William II ! Collins went to Worces-
ter, Mass. Monday to spend two weeks
with his son.
Mrs. Henry w. Knight of Providence,
~. lsy is NlSlJlhA pdIOnbo1 NIL anu R1Aos
John S. WoodJ
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Martin and family
returned Monday from their stay at Old
Orchard Bea&h, Me.
Frank Wells, who is employed in a mu-
sic store in Boston, is at home for vaca-
ton of sew era weeks.
Oscar Benson of New York city is
spending his vacation at the home of his
mother i'm Centreville.
Edna Cobb returned to Athol, Mass,
Monday after spending three weeks with
Willie and Minnie Haigh.
Miss Harriet Brown has finished work
at Bacpn's restaurant and returned to her
home fin jamestown, N. Y.
MRS. S. b. Emerson and daughter Grace
went saturday to Kennebunkport, Me-,
for an outing of two weeks.
Mrs E. W. Stoddard and family will go
to Springfield, Mass, about Aug, Is to
make their home in that city.
Rev. A. D. Brown and son, Pierce, of
North field, this state came to Brattleboro
Monday for a visit of few weeks
Edwin Currier returned Saturday after
an absence of several weeks during which
he was employed by Sawtelle's circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Kimball left yester.
day for a visit of two weeks in Chelsea
and Foxboro, Mass, and New Britain,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hines are
spending two weeks at Spofford lake with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Bracket at the Bar
rows cottage.
Miss Emily Guild is working in the
money order department of the post office
during the absence of her sister, Miss
Frances Guild.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Harris and daugh-
ter Nettie went to Shushan, n. Y, Tues
day to spend two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter S. King.
Mrs. H. r. Brown and Ruth Brown and
Miss Georgianna Cook will return tomor-
row from a vacation of three weeks at
! York Beach, Maine.
Theodore Adams and Junius Chase of
Springfield, Mass, have been in Brattle-
boro this week on their way home from
Montreal and Quebec.
Mrs. L. w. Hawley and son and daugh-
ter, Luther and Jessie Hawley, left Tues
day to spend two weeks at Mrs. Hawley'
old home in Taftsville.
Mrs. A. T. Eddy and her son, Walter
Eddy, returned Sunday after carriage
drive of ten days through Windham and
Windsor county towns.
Frank Smith visited in Chester ovel
Sunday, driving home Monday with &
horse which he bought for his father, j.
o. Smith, for use in his livery business.
w. l. Capen, superintendent of the
Postal Telegraph companys Chicago of
fee, came to Brattleboro Saturday to attend
the funeral of his father, James II. Ca
pen.
Edward j. Henkel goes Saturday u
Springfield, this state, where he will have
position during a part of the summe
and will play on the Springfield base bal
team.
Lucen Howe arrived in New Yorl
about midnight on Thursday of last weel
and came to Brattleboro Friday night. Mr.
and Mrs. LAWN will sail for America next
month.
Miss Iva Howe was at the home of he
brother, F. E. Howe, in Barre, from Fri
day until Tuesday. Her mother, Mrs. L
A. Howe, who has been at Barre a few
weeks, returned with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burnett and Mis-
Emma Lundberg went Monday for vaca
ton of two weeks at the Streeter cOttag
at Spofford lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Alber
Rockwell will spend a week there will
them.
W. B. Elrod, general road master of tn
Central vermont rallroau, was III IoWl
Wednesday on the way to his home in 81
Adams, after tour of inspection over tn
New London division of the Central Vel
mont road.
Mrs. Nora P. Kenney went today t
Springfield, Mass, with her two youn
sons, who will make the trip from there t
New York alone, meeting in New Yor
their uncle, at whose home in New Jerse
they will spend some time.
e. Wales and son Harry spent Sun
day at home, coming from Windsor, wher
they brought out the kirmess last weeh
They go to White River Junction tbi
week where similar entertainment wi
be given under their direction.
Mrs. Louise Rawson Humpstone cam
Thursday from Brooklyn for an extende
visit with her parents. She was accom-
panied by Frances Putnam, who has bee
in Brooklyn several weeks. Miss Putnar
will 90 today or tomorrow to her home
Alstead, N. Ii.
The Brighton correspondent of Ii
Daily News says that while Rudyard XII
ling was going to London from Rottinl
dean. his residence, some days ago, /
was bitten by dog, which fixed his teet
I'm his right thumb. The injury at first al