Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-05-25
PERSONAL.

ing at II. H. Hackey's.
The young son of /. b. Yauvev Il crir.
cally i'll with Bright'e disease.
Miss Annie Kirwin is spending the yeoL
with her sister in Somerville, Mass.
Miss Blanche Emery of Rutland ba, bao,
visiting at Mrs. l.. d. Greene's this weaE
Ernest Davis of Springfield, Mass. viz.
tied his parents from Monday to Wedpos.
day.
Henry G.. Field of Western avenue +, 20.
covering from six-weeks' attack Of ,bs
grip.
Conductor E. L. Knowton and family
went TO Boston Wednesday to visit for Sew.
eral days.
Milton II. Eddy will move into the ,ena.
ment on Prospect Hill vacated by T.. C.
Benson.
George Grout has finished work for T.
g. Ulery and has returned to his HON. In
Groton, Conn.
Frank Sloan of Worcester. Mass. visit.
ed his sister, Mrs. William Cushmau. the
first of the week.
United States District Attorney Marin
went to Windsor Wednesday to attend ,ba
United States court.
j. T. Denning went Tuesday to Han.
over to visit his sister, Mrs f. Ford. He
will also visit in Barre.
Miss Elizabeth Flood went to SpriDc.
field, Mass, Tuesday to spend two week,
with her brother Matthew.
win Mosher, coat-maker for Lsaecbe
Brothers, will go to Montreal Monday TO
spend week with relatives.
r. A. Judge of Northampton and Miss
Rose Judge of Holyoke, visited their faith.
er, Thomas Judge, over Sunday.
Alfred S. Thompson will 60 to Towns.
bend tonight to sing at a recital for the
| benefit of Leland 81 Grey seminary.
Joseph NJ. Houghton, the victim of the
assault of three Greenfield youths. has so
far recovered as to be able TO ride to his
farm in Guilforj.
A. G. Weeks of Boston will 90 to his
farm in Guilford Centre about June /. A
part of his family will accompany him,
others going later.
Mrs. G. II. Bond went TO Orange, Mass.
Wednesday to visit relatives. Mrs. C. G.
Maynard and daughter will 60 to Orange
Tuesday for a weeks visit.
A cabegram was received Wednesday
announcing the safe arrival in Southamp.
ton, England, of Col. and Mrs. J. GRAY
Estey who sailed May Is on the steamship
St. Paul.
The marriage bans of David Robinson
| and Miss Bridget Blake were published
from the altar Of the Roman Catholic
church Sunday.
A May number of the School Journal
contains long article upon "a Summer
ing in an Orchard" by NJ. Belle Smith of
10 Il IL.
boTo graded schools.
Horace Todd of Palmer, Mass, is taking
Conductor j. I, Denning's place on the
morning freight between here and New
London, during the latter's absence in the
northern part of the state.
Eugene Ferriter underwent an operation
Tuesday in the Massachusetts Eve and
Ear lntrmary for the removal of a cancer
OF the eye. Mr.. Ferriter is recovering as
rapidly as could be expected
Marshall A. Howe, Phi. D., of Columbia
University, formerly sub-master in the
Brattleboro High school, expects to sail
for Bermuda next week in the interest of
his profession as botanst
DR.. d. p. Webster, who went to New
York last week to meet his daughter, Mrs.
Harriet Webster Cary of Cienfuegos,
Cuba, returned Wednesday. Mrs. Cary
will remain in New York until next week.
DR.. Richard Graves of New York city
came to Brattleboro Wednesday to visit
his uncle and aunt, Rev. and Mrs. W. H.
| Collins, on his way home from Utica, y.
Y, where he had been to attend the wed.
ding of his cousin, William F. Collins.
Rev. and Mrs. Z. Q. S. Osgood, who
went to Boston yesterday, attended the
Unitarian festival in fremont Temple in
the evening. Today they will attend the
18th anniversary exercises of the founding
of the American Unitarian association,
which will also be held in fremont Tenn
pie.
Miss Mary II. Burnham gave a delight
tul musical entertainment Tuesday evening
III the home of Miss Elizabeth w. Merriam
OF Springfield, Mass Miss Burnhan has
spent the past year in Springfield, but she
will return to New York in the autumn.
She will spend the summer at Eliot, Me.
as usual, accompanied by her mother and
aunt, Miss Margaret Burnham.
Miss Hattie Marion Jones, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Perry Jones of 80 Oak
street, and Joseph Henry Solday of Bos-
ton will be married at the brides home at
II o'clock next Friday. The weddin5 will
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o'clock. Invitations have been issued this
week. They will be at home Thursdays
after Aug. /, at Lowder street, Dedham,
Mass.
Gen. j. j, Estey left for Detroit, Mich,
yesterday to attend the Baptist Associa-
ton meetings now being held in that city
These meetings are those of the Baptist
Publication society, with headquarters in
Philadelphia, the Baptist Home Mission
airy society, with headquarters in New
York city, and the Baptist Foreign Mis-
sionary society, with headquarters in Bos-
ton. Gen. Estey is a member of the last
named organization. He will return home
/ next week.
MyTon p. Davis, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
! John A Davis of this town, will accom-.
pany the Brown University Summer club
as first tenor and reader on its trip which
begins July 10 and ends in the early par.
OF September. The organization drill will
be composed of eight college men, assisted
by Arthur G. Moore, banjo, mandolin and
guitar soloist. Banjo and mandolin club
selections, singing by male quartet, read
lngs and individual numbers will make up
the propram. The club will visit the prin
cipal resorts on the New Jersey, Massachu-
sets and Maine coasts and also the White
| Mountains Brattleboro NAV ha I'm its