Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-10

PERSONAL.

Miss II. S. Lodor of Philadelphia and
Mrs. A. NJ. Filson of New York are at
Mrs. Kirkland's to remain during the sum
mer.
Misses Blanche and Florence Bemis of
Swampscott, Mass, came Wednesday to be
guests at Judge Waterman's for few
days.
Mrs. F. L. Hunt and daughters went to
Mortified yesterday Miss Mabel Hunt
will remain there during the summer con-
ferences.
H. l. Dyke of Manchester came Friday
and returned Monday, accompanied by his
family, who have been spending several
weeks here.
Mrs. Thomas McVeigh's sister, Miss
Tottle Hawkins, and friend of Somerville,
Mass, are spending two weeks at the Nc
Weigh farm.
Miss Amy Jones returned Wednesday
from visit in Sciasconset, Mass, and
with her sister, Mrs, Joseph Soliday, in
Dedham, Mass.
Col. j. G. Estey and Capt. N. N. Had
I, ley went Wednesday to Burlington. They
will be engaged this week in work in prep
aration for muster.
Rev. F. S. Smith of Wallingford, this
state, formerly pastor of the Baptist
church in West Brattleboro, is a visitor in
Bratteboro this week.
Mrs. E. w. Whitney of Milford, Mass,
wife of a former Universalist pastor here,
returned home Wednesday after short
visit at G. f. Warmers.
George Dwight Horton of Orange was a
visitor at w. G. Horizons this week, hay
ing come to Brattleboro to attend the fu-
neral of Clayton Miller.
Harry L. Gale, railway postal clerk be-
tween White River junction and Spring
field, is spending his vacation at Newport
and Mansonvile Station, P. Q.
John Ryder and Miss Marcia Parker are
spending the week in Plymouth, Mass.
Richard Averill is taking Mr.. Ryders
place in the Vermont National bank
Miss Lizzie McVeigh, who has spent
the last few years with Mrs. Cune, has
been enjoying a trip in Canada, and is now
in Saunderstown, r. l., for few weeks.
Col. c. S. Forbes was in town to at
tend the rally Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. Crouch and daughter, Gladys.
left Monday for a months visit in Tibet
ford.
John Davis returned Tuesday from a
visit with his son, Ernest Davis, at Mag
nolia Beach, Mass.
Rev. G. o. Day will act as chaplain of
the Vermont regiment at the muster at
Fort Ethan Allen.
Mrs. Michael Devine and granddaughter,
Bessie Perry, are visiting Mrs. John
Ahearn in Keene for a week.
Rev. Father Cunningham has been at
tending the Catholic summer school at
Plattsburg, n Y, this week.
Miss Matilda Walker gave lawn party
Thursday afternoon to several of her
young friends at her Linden street home
Miss May Fisher and brother Leon re.
turned to their home in Leominster today
after three weeks visit with their grand
father, George w. Fisher
Arthur P. Starr and son of Racine, Wis.
James c. Starr of Hudson, Wis, Mrs. A
S. Greasy and son of Hartford, and Mrs. j
II. Plimpton of New York are at Mrs. p
: Starts.
Misses Bre and Margaret Bowler wen
to Rutland Monday to visit their sister
: Mrs. j. A. Lillis. Miss Brie Bowler viii
spend two weeks at Lake George befor,
returning.
II. c. Liscom and family, Mr.. and Mrs
w. c. Bartlett Mrs. Kate Cutler and fam
; lily, and Mrs. Mary +. Crosier and famil,
returned this week from two weeks out
ing at Sunset lake.
E Mrs. Il. H. Hackley, Mrs Louise X
Hackley, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. DeWolf
Miss Jessie Hawley and Luther Hawle,
, will go to Westbrook, Conn, tomorrow
t for an outing at Mr.. DeWolfs cottage.
Miss May Edwards returned Monda
S from her visit in Boston and vicinity
5 Miss Ed wards accompanied Rev. H. d. Max
well and family of Somerville on their va
s cation to Mr.. Maxwelrs home in Maine
= and spent few days there.
DR.. Gardner Cox and son Frank of Hol
:, yoke are visiting the doctors brother, A
: V. Cox DR.. Cox will go from here to hi
old home in Barnet and Frank Cox vii
: 60 to Sunapee lake. On his return he vii
travel by canoe down the Connecticut rive
to Holyoke.
I j. G. Tanning, who holds the world
A record for trap shooting, is in town toda
as the guest of Fred G. Gale. Mr.. Fan
ming gave an exhibition at Bellows Fall
. yesterday, missing only once in 10 shot:
- Mr.. Tanning will give an exhibition tC
morrow at Winchendon, Mass, where MI
e Gale will shoot with the Amherst gun clu
l. against teams representing several Massa