Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-06-01
PERSONAL.

.1.,.,.ul bankruptcy hearing.
Roy. Father p. j. Long of Proctor Wis
nsfht, Brattleboro home this week.
state Auditor Q. NJ. Barber spent Tues
i,v I'm Brattleboro on official business.
A. Z. Wood spent Sunday with his
b-o.har.in-law, E. o. Marion, in Barre.
F-alC. Cressy returned Monday after a
weeks successful sport at Willoughby
lake.
T. Frederick Childs, who is journeying
around the world, is expected home in Au.
gust.
secretary of State Rowland of Montpel-
Ter was a guest of Hon. j. L. Martin Sat
uriay.
DR.. NJ. j. Stoddard and +. A. Stoddard
of Springfield Mass, were in town over
Memorial day.
Miss Hattie Dickerman of Boston has
been a guest of her sister, Mrs. p. f. Con-
nors. this week.
Fred Z. Atwood of Chelsea, this state,
senior in Dartmouth college, visited in
town over Sunday.
Miss Bessie Longueil is in the Kings
Daughters and Sons hospitalin Springfield,
Mass, for treatment.
Mrs. B. d. Harris returned this week
from New York where she spent a part of
the winter and spring.
James Allen, of the Brooks House bar
Der shop, is a spending a weeks vacation
a. his home in Rutland.
Mrs. Shea and Miss Mary Ritter Shea
returned this week from New York to oc-
cupy their house for the summer.
W. +. Root is in Burlington, in the in
terest of the Vermont Pharmaceutical as
ISOLATION. He will return Monday.
Miss Katherine Dunlevy has passed the
examination which will entitle her to grad
uate from Albany Business college.
Mrs. S. H. Little, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. GRAHAM, returned Mon
day to her home in Merrimac, Mass.
Fred L. Simpson, who is at the head of
the shoe department of Rogers Peet q Co. ,
Of New York, spent Sunday at the Brooks
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Briggs of Clare
mont, y. H., were guests of Mrs. Briggs s
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Gale, over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Freeman went this
morning to Hopedale, Mass, for visit of
a few days with their daughter, Mrs. G.
T, Hawley.
h. D. Carroll of Springfield, Mass, was
in Brattleboro Tuesday to make arrange.
ments for occupying his summer home in
Centerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Pierce and son of
Providence, R. l., are boarding at the Nc
Weigh farm. Mr.. Pierce is a brother OF
George W. Pierce.
Charles Newell went this week to
Whaem Park, Mass, where he is TO be
bookkeeper in a summer hotel owned by
W E. Wood of Greenfield, Mass.
Mrs. j. E. Rogers is visiting in Orange,
Mass, this week. Her mother, Mrs.
Wright, who has been visiting her for some
time, returned to Orange with her.
Charles L. Gould of Springfield, Mass,
member of company F. Fourth Vermont
regiment, came to Brattleboro to help his
old comrades observe Memorial day.
Mr. and Mrs. Will F. Collins returned tc
Newark, n. j., the first of this week after
spending several days with Mr.. Collins;
parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. II. Collins.
Dr.. and Mrs. Walter Wesselhoft and
family are to occupy the Nine. Bradley
cottage on North street, Brattleboro, Vt.
this SUMNER Boston Sunday Globe.
Prof and Mrs. J. H. Tufts of Chicago
were guests of Principal and Mrs. H. K
Whitaker at the Brooks House over Sun
day, Mr.. Tufts is professor in Chicago
University.
Mrs. Julius Timson of Claremont, n
H., and Mr.. Belknap of st. Adams, &C
companied the body of Mrs. Lena Whitney
from st. Adams to Brattleboro and West
Dummerston Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Guy G. Lamsou returned
Monday from their wedding trip. They
will remain in Brattleboro several days be
fore going to West Cornwall, where Mr.
Lamson will begin his pastorate.
Ernest Reed was in Brattleboro Wednes
day on his way back to New York aftel
spending a few days at his home in Yer
non. Mr.. Reed has an excellent position
with the Bankers Life Insurance com
panY.
Howard c. Rice, who has been a loca
reporter on The Phoenix for nearly three
years, left the office Tuesday in order t.
begin work as one of the census enumera
tors in Brattleboro. Harry G. Freeman
takes his place for the present.
Cecil Hampden Cults Howard, formerl.
Of Brattleboro and editor of the Beebe
Al nj NullCnJ 1OpiCo1 iCdu PePOA uPOA
Growth of Journalism During the Nine
tenth Century," at a recent meeting o
the Arkansas State Press association.
Letter Carrier T. A. Austin was in
Rutland Wednesday as delegate to thu
first convention of the letter carriers o
Vermont, which was held for the purpose
Of forming a state association to cooperate
with the work of the national association.
1t is expected that Mary Howe-Lavir
will sing at the academy of music June 8
Guy Howe, who was formerly of Brattle
boro, and who is a cousin of the singer
and Frank Derby have made the arrange
ments.-[ Athol correspondence in Spring
field Republican Monday.
Mrs. l. ChaunceY McKeever, two chill
dren and nurse, left the Cune house Tues
day for New York. They will go Il
Thousand Islands to spend the summer
Miss Lizzie McVeigh will close the Gun
house this week and accompany Mrs. Nc
Keever to Thousand Islands.
c. D. Carpenter, foreman of the Alcaza
and Ponce de Leon barber shops in st
Augustine, Florida, is in the Brooks Hous
shop this week. He will go to Virgins
Hot Springs this month to have charge o
the shop in the leading hotel there, as b
did last summer. Mr.. Carpenters famil!
are now at his fathers in Springfield, Mass
Washington county court took a reces
Friday afternoon until next Tuesday morn