Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-06-14
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Paigc'S IN huUanu.
Mrs. S. S. Hunt was in Springfield yes
terday for millinery
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Corser and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. l. Swift spent Sunday in Wind
sor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Miner left Tues
day to attend the Pan-American expo
siton in Buffalo.
State Inspector of Finance Plat made
an official visit to the Brattleboro Saw
ings bank Monday.
Mrs. David Peck is critically i'll with
heart disease at the home Of Mrs. J. X
Parker on oak street.
Mrs. f. E. Perry went to shelburne
Falls. Mass, Wednesday TO visit rea-
tives, returning today
Mrs A. Baldwin and daughter Miss
Matte Baldwin, have gone to Antrim, y.
H.. for an extended stay
Miss Fittss kindergarten closes this
afternoon for the summer with a party
held on General Esteys lawn.
T. Wales and his son, Harry, went
Monday to Randolph, this state where
they will bring out King Jollity.
Miss Myrabel Gould Of Greenfield is a
guest of Miss Pauline JENNIE during the
High school commencement days.
Mrs J. j. Estey returned last Friday
after spending the winter IN MaSning-
ton, d. c., and Atlantic City, N j.
Fred G. Adams sang at a prize speak
ing contest at Leland & Gray seminary
in Townshend Wednesday evening.
Mrs Z. b. Van Kleeck returned Tues
day to --enver, Colo, after spending sew
eral weeks at Col Francis Goodhue's.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Taylor Of Washing
ton. D. c.. and o. +. Bailey went Wed
nesday 10 Grafton for stay Of two
weeks.
N1yron Davis, a graduate of Bratteboro
High school and Vermont Academy, will
receive his degree from Brown University
next week.
Mrs. c. S Pratt and Mrs. Margaret
Gatty spent yesterday at the golf course
in Greenfield as guests of Mrs. Packard
of that town.
Miss Amy Jones of Smith college and
Miss Bertha Dodge Of Tufts college will
receive their degrees at the commence
ment exercises next week.
Miss Florence Lamson. the teacher will
| go to Newton. Mass, at the beginning of
the fall term TO take a position in the
public schools of that city.
Mr. and Mrs. w. 4. Burton of Lowell.
| Mass. and Mrs. Francina +. Kellogg Of
| Greenfield are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
| A Van Doom of West Brattleboro
Mrs Ashley and daughter of Spring
| field, Mass, who made a carriage drive
from their home to Wardsboro and re-
turn. spent Sunday at the American
| House.
Mrs Mary Z. Thompson and SON Fred
| p. Thompson, were in Ashfeld, Mass
| Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs
! Thompson's brother-in-law Lemue
| Cross.
Col. John Hunt, the pension attorney.
| announces that Barna A Phelps has been
granted pension of 81 per month. and
| Thomas J. Lynde has been granted an
increase from IS to $l2 per month.
Mrs F. C. Livingston and neice, Ber-
nice Baldwin, of Peterboro y. H, will
| come to Brattleboro tomorrow. to spend
a few weeks with Mrs. Livingston's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Lawrence.
\. G. Barnes has returned after an alb
| sence of two months in North and South
| Dakota. He reports having seen rain
fall only one-half day during his abb
sence, the Dakotas being afflicted with a
drouth.
Rev e. T. Mathison, Col. Kittredge Has
kns and a. W. Chuds attended the an
| nual diocesan convention of the Episcopal
| church in Burlington this week as dele
| gates from St. MichaeIs Episcopal
| church.
]. F. White is in Boston this week. at
| tending the jubilee convention of the Y.
| NJ. c. \. Gen. j. J. Estey and General
| Secretary Wilson are also attending the
| convention as delegates from the local
| association.
J. G. Ullery and ?. L. Houghton re-
| turned Monday after attending the Pan
| American exposition. Mr.. UIery reports
| everything in a state of iucompleteness
and confusion. with the general effect
| very disappointing.
|
Henry O. Carpenter of Rutland, who is
| TO be the manager of the Brooks House,
| has not yet recovered from the effects of
his recent fall on the sidewalk in Rutland
| and cannot tell when he will be able TO
come to Bratteboro. He goes about on
| crutches.
Charles A. Clark and son, Ned Clark,
| of Springfield, Mass, have been in town
| this week. They spent two or three days
in trout fishing in Guilford. The younger
| Mr.. Clark is member of the firm of
| Clark & Saben. bicycle dealers and re-
| pairers, in Springfield
w. P. Eager, the independent nominee
| of the Consolidated Exchange brokers in
| New York, was chosen Monday in a con-
| test with Percival r. Irving on the board
| OF directors He was the only member of
| the opposition ticket to the regular NOM
| nations who was elected.
Rev. H. R. Miles and Deacon C. T.
thompson OF the congregational church,
| Miss Minerva Tyler, Mrs. NJ E Kirk
| land and Mrs. c. II. Thompson of the la
dies association, and Mrs. A. E.. Park, a
| member of the Woman's Home Mission
airy onion, attended the annual conven-
ton of Vermont Congregati onalists in
! Rutland this week.
Linn d. Taylor was the most surprised
| ana probably the most pleased man in
| town last Saturday when Samuel Oliver
| IN behalf of the Criterion club, brought
TO Bratueboro and presented to Mr. and
| Mrs Taylor beautiiuI silver loving cup
| IN recognition of courtesies extended in
Brattleboro and at Spofford lake at the
ume OF the appearance of the club here
| on May p. The cup bears the follow
| ing inscription: To Mr. and Mrs L. d.
Iaylor from The Criterion Club, May
%, 1901
| Tommy Guiheen is continuing the work
which Will take him out of the New Eng
| land league next season into faster COM
pany. In the game which Bangor won
wednesday from Portland, TO Z, he led
! ooth teams in batting with two singles
ana home run, all of his hits being
timely. The Bangor Daily News said in
It's account of Mondays game: Much in
terest was felt in the new man, Guiheen,
ana the general opinion after the game
| was that he was a very good man and