Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-07-20
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Corser went to Sun |
apee lake yesterday to spend two weeks.
C, w. Durham went Saturday to Mish- |
awake, Ind, returning Wednesday night.
Mrs. o. II. Chaplin Of Brookline, Mass,
is in town for a visit of two or three weeks. |
Robert C. Bacon is in New York city |
this week attending TO business for a client
Sumner Sherman of Boston is spending
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ.
Clay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Pullen of Greenfield
are at the Wyontha cottage at Spoford
lake.
P.L. Shea of Derby, Conn.,, has returned
to his home after stay Of a few weeks in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Crosby returned
to Hartford Tuesday after a short visit in
town.
William Fisher of Fitchburg is visiting
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George N.
sher.
Mrs. W. T. Haigh went to Athol Tues
day to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. Cobb.
C.P. Spencer and family returned Sat-
urday from an outing OF two weeks at
Spofford lake.
Mr.. and Mrs Major Houghton left Mon
day for two weeks vacation in Worces-
ter and vicinity.
A. W. Childs has been in Hartford this
week on business trip. c. Fred Childs
accompanied him.
j. G. Newton and family are at the Cobb
and Amidon cottage at the lake for an out
ing of several days.
Frank Welcome, who is employed in a
clothing store in New Haven, is spending
his vacation in town.
Miss Ermina Cutler of Northampton
came Tuesday to be the guest of Miss
Florence Goodenough
E. L. Parker will go to Claremont, n. H.,
+ ~ to spend Sunday with his wife and
49,, er, who are visiting there.
Martin Austin, jr., left Tuesday on
weeks pleasure trip to Halifax, Yarmouth
and other places in Nova Scotia.
H. A. Streeter came Monday from Water
bury, Conn, to spend vacation of two
weeks here and at Spofford lake.
Mrs. Fred Cressy, who is making an ex-
tended stay at Spofford lake, has as guests
her mother and sister from Barre.
c. Il. Thompson left Saturday on pleas
ure trip to include voyage from Buffalo
to Duluth and return, on the great lakes.
Miss Teneriffe Temple and brother re-
turned to their home in Pennington, n. j.,
Tuesday after a two weeks visit in town.
Fred c. Gale has been in New York this
week to attend the races at Brighton and
to witness the McGovern-Erne boxing
match.
Raymond Elmer leaves tomorrow to
spend two weeks camping on Long Point,
Lake Champlsin, with friends from Mid
dlebury.
Miss Georgianna Cook went Tuesday to
Block Island, where she Joined Mrs. 81. r.
Brown and daughter, to remain with them
two weeks.
Mrs. William Ellis and daughter Eva,
Mrs. Charles Bracket, and Mrs. Arthur
Goodale are spending two weeks in Wo-
burn, Mass.
Mrs. ]. D. Barrows and family of New.
ton, Mass, have arrived at their summer
home on Ames Hill, to remain there dur,
ing the summer.
Mrs. Coleman and children of West
Springfield, who have been visiting Mrs
Coleman's sister, Mrs. George Wilcutt
returned home this week.
Mrs. Mary E. Smith and Lena Vincent
returned Wednesday from Springfield
Mass, where they had spent week will
Mr.. and Mrs. Win B. Smith.
Miss Carrie E. Cobb, who is visitin!
her sister, Mrs. George Fitzsimmons il
Burlington, will come to Brattleboro mex
week to visit Mrs. W. T. Haigh.
Perley Holmes and Is former colleg
mates in the University of Vermont will
leave tomorrow for Thompson's Point OF
Lake Champlain where they will spend II
days in camp.
G, F. Thomas of Rutland, who bough
the Durgln drug store last week, ha
rented the upstairs tenement at 26 Gal
street, in the house occupied, down stairs
by Mrs. d. Leonard.
Robert Stickney is at work in A. L
Childs & Sons store at Wilmington. Ar
thur Robinson has returned to Brattlebor
from Wilmington and taken his forme
position in the Carpenter organ factory.
Railway Mail Clerk Harry Gale is sub
shutting for Samuel Chapman, who re
Gently broke his arm, on the short run be
tween White River Junction and Spring
field. Substitute Frye is taking Mr.. Gale
run between here and Springfield.
DR.. Brock of Springfield, who was calle
to the hospital in Rutland to examine +
B, Alvord, stated that the commute
fracture of the arm which Mr.. Alvord sus
tanned in the accident recorded last weeA
was the worst he had ever examined.
W. H. Fuller, secretary of the Youn
Mems Christian association in Bennington
who formerly held similar positions in Rut
land and Brattleboro, has resigned hi
charge in Bennington to go to WoodsVille
n. H., as general secretary of new raj
road association.
H. r. Lawrence has been at Lakeside
Spofford lake several days, having wit
him as his guests Mr.. and Mrs. Blair an
children of Worcester. Mr.. Blair is
prominent newspaper man who has bee
editor of the Worcester Telegram, Worcest'
Spy and Hartford Post.
E. j. Henkel is playing as left fielder o
the newly organized base ball team at Be
lows Falls. His first appearance was
the game which Bellows Falls won frol
Keene Saturday, II to 2. Henkel accep
ed two chances in the field, made or
score and lined out two singles and thr'
Dagger.
The Burlington Free Press of Wedne
day had this item: j. d. Horne, princip
of the Lawrence, Mass, High school an
eight students from the same institution
arrived in the city yesterday. They a
making one long outing of their Vacatic
and hired five row boats in which to cruz
about the lake for the coming six weeks
Clarke C. Fits of Brattleboro is a ca