Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-06-15
PERSONAL.

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Walter S. Pratt of Athol was at his
fathers over Sunday.
Mrs. George Colt of North Hatley, p.
O., is visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. j. Willard spent Sun
day in Greenfield, Mass.
Rev. Father Cunningham was in Rut-
land the first of the week
Leon G. White has been appointed cleo
trician at the Auditorium.
Mr. and Mrs. f. L. Dickinson went to
New York yesterday morning.
Mrs J. w. Heigham of Boston is visit
| ing her brother, j. K. Plummer.
Robert Gregg went Monday to North.
ampton to spend a weeks vacation.
T. b. Morris of Westield Mass, is Wis
! iting his daughter, Mrs. G. A. Harris.
Mrs. Leslie Scott and daughter Mildred
will return tomorrow to New York for the
summer.
A. II. Pettee returned Saturday after
spending a vacation of several days in
New York city.
Judge William Holbrook of New York
has been visiting his father, ex-Goy. Hol
brook, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Glaze have returned to
their home in West Brattleboro after a Wis
! it in Hardwick. Mass.
Gen. George II. Bond, messenger in the
United States Senate, returned TO Brattle-
boro Saturday evening.
Mrs. Eric Landry spent a part of last
week in Springfield, as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. K. T. Sherman.
Mrs. Wallace returned to Walingford,
| Conn, Tuesday after a visit with her
daughter, Mrs F. K. Marble.
Miss Kate Dunleavy went Monday to
| Rutland, where she has position as stem
ographer for Judge Lawrence.
John Phelps, a member of the Junior
class of the High school, went Tuesday to
his home in Mortified, Mass
Mrs. Lucy Cox leaves today to attend
the graduating exercises of her niece, Miss
Frances Cox, of Smith college.
James Fisk Hooker came Saturday from
New York city. He will spend large
part of the summer in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Taylor went to Bos-
ton Saturday. Mr.. Taylor returned Mon
day, and Mrs. Taylor on Thursday.
District Attorney J. L. Martin has been
attending a session Of the Bennington
county court at Manchester this week
Mrs w. W. Walker, l.. p. Harris and
! W. p. Harris went Tuesday for a visit in
Claremont, Windsor and Springfield.
Mrs. Moore at The Hemlocks, and J. S.
! Brown OF Williston street, have had tele-
| phones placed in their homes this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. V. Morse returned
Wednesday from their wedding trip. They
Will make their home at e Thomas street.
Leon NJ. Lamb of Fiskdale, Mass, came
70 Brattleboro this week 70 attend the
graduation Of his sister, Miss Annie NJ.
! Lamb.
\ cablegram was received Tuesday from
| w. II. Childs, announcing that he had
arrived safely in France, after a pleasant
voyage
Seth j. Lyon of Tampa, Fla, came to
Brattleboro Monday 10 spend part of the
summer with his brother-in-lAw, Clarke
! c. Fits
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Fraser of Spring
field, Mass, came Saturday night to spend
a week with Mr. Fraser's mother on Wash
| ington street.
! Mrs. W. II. McCord Of Greenwich, Conn.
is a guest Of Dr., and Mrs, j, W, Gregg
Mrs. Clark OF Montpelier vas also their
| guest the first OF the week.
Miss Ada Stearns of Windham visited
! here this week with her aunt, Miss Mary
Stearns, while on her way home after
completing years study in Boston.
The ST, Adams Messenger says: Mrs.
o. I. Dodge of Brattleboro is at J. W.
Caustic's on Cliff street, caring for Miss
Alice Dodge, her daughter, who is Ill.
Hart B. Pierce OF Providence, r. l.,
brother of G. w. Pierce, is seriously i'll at
the McVeigh farm in district No. 8, where
he and his family have been several weeks.
Mrs. c. G. Maynard accompanied her
husband this week on his business trip,
driving from White River junction TO
Woodstock, Barnard, Bethel and Rochester.
The Brattleboro Democracy was repre-
sented at the state convention at Mont
pelier by Rolin 5. Childs, Fred c. Gale,
4. II. Davenport, DR.. Calder and Frank
Larrow.
Miss Anna Maud Essex went to New
York TO meet her sister, who arrived Sun
day night from Catford Bridge, England
Her sister will spend the summer in Brat
tleboro.
Cbauncey Knapp and two friends caught
Is pounds of brook trout in a single days
fishing al Searsburg recently, including
two fish of combined weight Of two
pounds and three ounces.
Major Howe of Mortified, who inspect
ed company Saturday, remained in Brat
tleboro over Sunday. Gen. Gilmore re-
turned to Fairlee after the inspection at
the armory in the morning.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Fletcher and son
Edward went Saturday 10 Stoneham, Mass.
Mr.. Fletcher will return this week, but
Mrs. Fletcher and Edward will remain
with relatives in StOneham until July /.
Miss Carrie Clark of West Brattleboro is
a member of the graduating class at Tufts
college this year; Ralph Stoddard and
Gilbert Batchelder at Brown; Morton
Cressy at Yale; and Florence Hemenway
at Middlebury.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Hodkins and their
friend, Miss Asmus, who came to attend
the Knowlton reunion, left for their home
in Derby, Ct, Sunday, after a short visit
with Mrs. Hodkins's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs L. L. Joslin.
: Brattleboro is represented at the sessions
of the grand Masonic bodies in Burlington
this week by Col. K. Haskins, Col. G. H.
Bond, W. B. Vinton, David A. Young,
I, Denison Cowles j. B. Randoll, DR.. D. P.
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