Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-07-13
PERSONAL.

Miss Sarah Upham of Hclyoke is visit
ing at G. II. Upham's.
Miss Ella Bean went Wednesday to Bur
lington to visit her aunt.
Mrs. J. r. Rand visited in Springfield,
Mass, the first of this week
Oscar Dresser of Millers Falls spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Dora Thayer returned Tuesday after a
visit of two weeks in Woodstock.
Miss Leona McGeorge of Mortified Wis
tied at l.. w. HawleY's this week.
Daniel Mcmahon of Fitchburg spent a
part of the week at Edmund Carey's,
Miss May Lamson is spending the week
at Noyes Whites cottage at Sunset lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney o. Miner leave
Monday for two weeks on the Maine coast
Clayton Miller is seriously i'll with APP
pendicitis at his home in West Brattleboro.
Miss Minnie L. Fox went to Swanzey
lake, n. H., yesterday for weeks vaca-
tion.
Miss Florence Hemenway, class histori-
an at Middlebury college, returned home
Monday.
Miss Marion Denning went to Palmer
Tuesday for a weeks visit with Miss Jen-
ME Todd.
Principal Whitaker, who is spending the
summer at Leverett, Mass, was in town
yesterday.
Miss Florence Thorn is in Deerfield,
Mass, as the guest of her brother, DR..
E. c. Thorn.
Miss Effie and Miss Adeline Bates of
Gilsum, N. H., are visiting at Charles
Lockwoods.
Mrs. E. E. Flagg and Miss Annie Lamb
will go to Prescott Beach, Mass, Monday
for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burpee of Saratoga
Springs, N Y, came to town today for a
visit with relatives
Miss Zeta Ryan is al home on a vaca-
ton from her duties at the Fanny Allen
hospital in Burlington.
Mrs. Peter Cakes went this week to Bur
lington, where she underwent an operation
Wednesday at hospital.
Melvin Thurber was elected treasurer of
the Baptist Bible school Sunday to succeed
Harry X. Horton, resigned.
Miss Ethel Osgood left Thursday for Co
hasset. Rev. and Mrs. Osgood and son
Ronald will follow next week.
Mrs. William Murphy and daughter,
Bernice, of Windsor, spent the first of the
week with Mrs. Thomas Foley.
Misses Barbara Murphy and Mamie La
velle leave tomorrow, Saturday, for a
weeks visit in Springfield, Mass.
Several friends of Mrs. Fordyce Smith
of Mortified Farms, formerly of this
place, spent Wednesday with her.
Miss Florence Lamson and Miss Florence
Retting are with the McVeigh family in
the Hescock cottage at Sunset lake.
Miss Brie Bowler of Willimantic, Conn,
came Tuesday for visit of several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. j. T. Denning.
John Kirkland Clark and Misses Marion
and Margaret Hobrook of New York have
been visiting at Gov. Holbrook's a few
days.
Maurice Ryan of Greenfield, who has
been visiting his brother, n. T. Ryan, re-
turned today accompanied by his niece,
Miss Nellie Ryan.
Rev. H. V. Baker of Westmoreland N.
H, is moving into the house in West Brat
leboro which he recently bought of the s..
D. Holbrook estate.
Miss Mary Fits and Miss Florence Fits
and the younger child of Clarke G. Fits
went Yesterday to Fishers Island, n. Y,
for a months vacation.
Mrs. Leander Thomas and daughter,
Miss Esther Thomas, and Harry Thomas
of Athol are spending a vacation of three
weeks in Cottage City.
Mrs. George Root of Cambridge, Mass,
is visiting in town for two or three weeks.
Mr.. Root, who is now in the employment of
Chase g. Sanborn of Boston, will come
here later.
Mrs. David Carey returned Monday af-
ter a visit of two weeks at her former
home in Gardner, Mass. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Frances Murray, who
will stay here several weeks.
Ezra Wilcox of Greenfield is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Wilcox, this week.
Mr.. Wilcox leaves next week for the Adj
rondacks where he will spend the summer,
playing with banjo and guitar club.
Mrs. j. w. Perry of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. S. n. Herrick'
Mrs. Perry was formerly Mrs. Frank g.
Cobleigh, whose husband was the pub
Usher of the Record and Farmer here.
W. H. Childs and son Fred, who sailed
from Paris Wednesday of last week, ar
rived in New York Wednesday night
They will reach Brattleboro today, accom-
panied by George Childs, who has been in
Elberon, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. C. T0dt and daugh,
ter will sail on Saturday of next week fol
Mr.. Todts former home in Altoona, Ger
many. They will take passage on the
Hamburg-American liner Pretoria, goina
from Hamburg to Altoona on the electric
railroad. Mr.. T6dt came to America II
years ago and he has not been home since
Mr.. T0dt and family will remain abroad
about two months.
The Montpelier friends of E. 81. Miller
the representative from Dummerston IL
the legislature of 1898, who often had thu
pleasure of listening to his cultured bari
tone voice during that session, will b'
pleased to know that Mr.. Miller has beer
nominated by the Republicans of Wind
ham county as one of the senators from
that county in the coming legislature
Montpelier Journal.
Miss Eva Gowing, teacher of language
in the High school, who was given leav
of absence for year in order to pursue
her studies abroad, has resigned. Mis-
Alice Mandell of West Newton, Mass.
who filled Miss Gowing's place last year
will have the position permanently Mis-
Russell, teacher of sciences in the Higl
school, and Miss Goodrich, teacher in tn
ninth grade, have also resigned.
Rev. W. G. Cramer, pastor of Congre
gational church near Lockport, N. Y, /
visiting his brother, F. G. F. Cramer. TIL
brothers had not met before since 1878
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