Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-06-22
PERSONAL


Miss Dorothy Mitchell went TUESDAY to
Chicago for visit of several weeks.
Mrs. Wayne Reed and daughter NJ
Athol have visited in town this week
Miss Bessie Butterfed came from go..
ton Saturday for a visit with her parents
L. p. Harris and father, Of Nebraska
are visiting in Boston and Lynn this week
George Streeter of Springfield. Mass
was a guest Of Arthur Slmonds over sun.
day.
Rev. William F. Harris of Nashua. y. IT,.
will preach in the Episcopal church next
Sunday.
Mrs. F. l.. Smith entertained her Sun.
day school class at her home Wednesday
evening.
John Fenton, clerk in Durham Broth.
ers' store, spent part Of the week IN Bel.
lows Falls.
Mrs. S. A. Collins Of State Centre, Iowa
came Saturday to spend the summer az A.
K. Harris's.
Clarence Goodell of Easton, Pa. is
spending some time with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Goodel.
Mrs. Martin Austin, jr., was called TO
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the illness of her brother.
w. 3. Vinton and Dennison Cowles are
in Philadelphia this week attending the
national Republican convention.
Miss Nettie Harris returned Saturday
after spending 10 weeks with her sister.
Mrs. w. S. King, in Shushan, n. 7.
Mrs. f. P. Barnes and son Leon wen,
to Boston Wednesday to spend a month
with Mrs. Barnes's son, w. F. Barnes.
Mrs. Della Wilder and Mrs. Redway are
spending the week with Mrs. Wi.der's
daughter, Mrs. Fales, in Worcester, Mass.
Miss Florence Goodenough returned Fri
day night from the Boston Art school.
She will spend the summer at her home
here.
Col. and Mrs. Kittredge Haskins were
guests at the home of eX-Leut. Gov Man
sur during the Grand Army eucampment
at Newport.
Miss Laura Stearns attended the com
mencement exercises of Harvard college at
Cambridge, her cousin, Arthur Hawks. be-
ing one Of the graduates.
II. r.. Lawrence returned Monday after
spending several days with DR.. Il Il.
Dnsm1re on a fishing trip TO North Wood
stock, y. H., and vicinity.
Mrs. Annie Greene and her sisters are
spending the summer at the Harris cottage
al Spofford lake. Alfred jordan has been
with them since Wednesday.
Mrs. ". J. Karner of Chicago is a guest
of Gen. and Mrs. j. j. Estey. Mrs. Pos. of
New York, who has been with them a few
t'ys, went yesterday to Saratoga.
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CHI ! went Monday to Boston for a brief
visit and from there to Gloucester to
spend TWO or three weeks with her sister.
Mr. Van Sykle of New Jersey has been
in Bratt,e5oro this week assisting A. Z.
Park in putting in running order the motor
to the automobile which Mr.. Park is max
ing.
Mrs. Herbert Clark of West Brattleboro
and Rev. r. X Marvin attended the COM
mencement at Tufts college. Mrs. Clark's
daughter, Miss Caroline Clark, vas a
graduate.
Myron Maynard and daughter, Miss An
ME Maynard, of Montague, Mass. were
guests OF Mr.. Maynard's son, Arthur May
nard, over Sunday, Miss Maynard remain
ing several days.
j. n. Cabanna, until recently station
agent at Brattleboro, has gone to Montreal,
where he and his brother will engage in
business. Mr.. Cabanna's family will fol-
low him to Montreal soon.
Miss Mary Gordon attended the COM
mencement at Mt, Holyoke college this
week. She is now visiting Mrs. C., T.
Hawley in HOpedale, Mass, and from there
will so to her home in Portland, Conn.
Mrs. Sarah Goodnow, who has been in
California, Denver and Chicago since No
vember, 1898, returned Tuesday, coming
to Brattleboro from Chicago. She was i'll
three weeks in Denver with pneumonia.
Mrs. w. H. Bigelow, who has spent the
winter at TarpOn Springs, Fla, came Mon
day to her summer home at West Brattle-
boro. Miss Alice Adams, who accom-
panied her to Florida, returned with her
Miss Ruth Childs and her guest Miss
Sperry of Windsor Hills, Conn, went
Saturday to attend the commencement
exercises at Abbott Academy, Andover,
Mass, where they were formerly students.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. r. Jenne and Miss
Edith Estabrook sailed Wednesday from
Southampton for New York, where they
are expected to arrive Tuesday They
will return to Brattleboro Wednesday or
Thursday.
First Lieutenant Ernest j. Waterman
and Second Lieutenant Fred Dunklee of
company l have gone to Montpelier to take
their examinations tonight for commissions.
Several other officers will be examined at
the same time.
The Washington dispatches announce
an increase of pension to SIT month for
Charles A. Gray of BrattlebOro (probably
DR.. c. A. Gray of Hinsdale) and an orig
inal pension of So a month to Alta C. No
ran of Grafton.
Lucy Jennings of Winchester, \. H.,
who was member of the graduating class
of the Brattleboro High school this year,
is entertaining Marion Rice, Sadie Ford
Mabel Hunt and Fannie Scott at Forest
lake for several day.
Misses Louise Brown and Alice Cortheu
of North Egremont, Mass, have been
guests of Gen, and Mrs. Estey the past
week. They attended the commencement
exercises at Vermont Academy, where
Miss Browns brother, Dewey Brown, was
graduate.
Rev. Harry r. Miles of the Congrega-
tional church, will leave, the last of the
month, with his brother, who lives in the
West, for months vacation in Europe,
visiting Switzerland. Rev. c. o. Day of
Boston will preach for him the first Sun
day in July.
Mrs. R. G. Hardie returned Saturday