Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-05-31
6RATTLE8oRo PERSONAL,

~ "' IhS DIOOkS House today.
Harry X. White spent Memorial day
with his mother, Mrs. p. X. White.
Arthur F. Roberts has been appoint
ed special policeman to succeed G. A.
Dix.
John Baldwin of New York spent
sunday with his broIner, Albert Bald
win.
A, e. Ward spent Sunday with his
Drother-in-law, e. o. Marion, in
Barre.
}. o. Metcalf went Saturday to
Plainville, Mass, to visit his father,
H. b. Metcalf.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Currier of zach
burg, Mass, is visiting her cousin,
julius e. Leach.
A. e. Atwood moved yesterday from
Chaplin street to, II. F. Bruces house
at Forest street.
Miss Brie Bowler returned Mon
day to Willimantic Conn, after a 10
days visit in town.
Forrest Orkins has begun studying
In water colors with Mrs. f. G.. Os-
good of Bellows Falls.
Miss Addie NJ. Fay went to Keene.
n. H., Wednesday to attend a silver
wedding anniversary.
Mrs. j, Harry Estey, who has been
seriously i'll at Atlantic City, is eX-
pected home tomorrow.
Clarence Reed went yesterday to
northampton, Mass, to spend the rest
of the week with relatives.
Mrs. David Carey returned Tuesday
after spending several days with her
sister in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Pearl Clapp and children went
to Athol Wednesday to visit Mrs.
Clapp's mother, Mrs. Bundy.
e. Apfelbaum, who is now living at
the Odd Fellows Home in Ludlow,
has been in Brattleboro this week.
Miss Jennie f Stoddard has been
engaged another year as teacher in
the Normal school in Westfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Carey and chill
dren of Newport, this state, come
today to visit Mr.. Careys father, Ed
mund Carey.
Mrs. c. G. Maynard and daughter,
Marian, are expected home today
weeks with Mr.. Maynard
Mrs. Henry Campbell and Mrs. A.
w. Rollins of Washington, ID. c., came
to Brattleboro last night and are
guests at the Brooks House.
Conductors Wheeler, Denning,
Rouse and Finch were in New Lon
don, Conn, Sunday to join the United
Order of Railroad Conductors.
p. W. Guiheen returned Monday to
Albany, n. Y, after spending Sunday
at home. He has a position in the
Office of the New York Central rail
| road.
Miss Gertrude WOODBURY. of Spring
field, this state, formerly of Putney
and BrattleborO, and Walton Farr of
Westminster will be married next
| Wednesday. They will begin house
| keeping in Westminster.
J. w. Tobin, veterinarian, who has
| been in practice here for the last four
months, goes tomorrow to Boston,
where he will be associated with Dr.
F. H. Osgood who is the professor of
surgery in the Harvard Veterinary
school.
Henry o. Carpenter of Rutland, who
will begin as manager of the Brooks
! House tomorrow, slipped and fell on
| the sidewalk in Rutland Saturday
| No bones were broken, but Mr.. Car
| penter was badly bruised and the
! shock of the fall was severe.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Phelps, who have
been in town looking after repairs at
| their summer residence above the Re
| 30 l..
| accompanied by Mrs. G. A. Haskell
and Miss May Plimpton, who will
spend the month of June in the city
and Cohasset beach.
D. f. Tasker attended the second
annual convention of the Vermont
Letter Carriers association in Bur
lington yesterday. Letter Carrier
| T. A. Austin was elected a delegate
to the convention of the national asso
citation to be held the coming sum
mer in Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mrs. James Dalton returned last
week from an extended stay with hel
daughter in New York. Mrs. Dodge
and her children will spend the sum
mer in Connecticut. Professor
Dodge of the teachers college, after
spending a short time there, will &C
to New Mexico to continue the work
in which he was engaged there in the
summer vacation of last year.
Deacon c. F. Thompson was in Rut
land yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs r. C. Bacon spent yes.
terday at Mr.. Bacon's home in Spring
field, this state.
Judge Cleveland of New Haven, Conn.
visited his aunt Mrs. David Peck of OaI
street, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Swift of New York
| came to Brattleboro last evening. They
are guests at the Brooks House.
Dr. F. w. Gwyer and family of New
| York came yesterday to spend foul
months at d. w. Stockwells cottage a.
| Sunset lake. Their automobile will be
shipped next week.
General Secretary Maylott, President
Carl F. Adams and Directors Arthur H
Foster and George H. Giffin, of the
| Keene, N H., Y. NJ. c. A., visited Gen
eral Secretary G. c. Wilson Wednesday
The ladies' circle of the Universalis
church will hold a regular meeting in the
church parlors next Thursday afternoon
A business meeting at o'clock will be