Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-07-26
eRArrLEeoRo PERSONAL

Julia Ferriter of Worcester is visiting
at II. b. Hauss
Mary Kennedy and Lizzie Fenton of
Hoyoke spent Sunday in town.
Miss Kate Monks left yesterday for n
visit of several weeks in Boston.
Mrs. w. II. Collins of Rutland is n
guest of Mrs. George w Tyler on Tyler
street.
John Connell returned Saturday to
Worcester after a stay Of few DAYS
in town.
Linden lodge is entertaining guests
from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut
and Massachusetts.
G. L. Durham and family returned Sat
urday from an outing of two weeks at
Crescent Beach, Maine
Rev. Father Cunningham is spending
the week at the Catholic summer school
near Plattsburg, N. Y.
Seth Stone returned Tuesday from
Greenfield, where he has been at work
since early in the summer
Misses Mamie and Alice Brown of Hol-
yoke visited with their aunt, Mrs. David
Carey a part of the week
Linn d. Taylor went to Boston wednes-
day to join Samuel oliver and others in
Mrs. j. Edwin Lawrence is spending
ten days with her daughter, Mrs f. G.
Livingston, in Peterboro, N. IL.
Miss Louise Haus and niece, Ula Haus,
of Baltimore, are spending two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Haus.
DR.. II. d. Holton gave an address YES
terday before the summer school for
teachers in Burlington on Sanitation. -
Martin f. Austin came Saturday from
Albany, N. Y, to visit mis- parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Austin. He returned
Tuesday.
James Ferriter and son of New York
came Saturday to visit relatives Mr.
Ferriter returned Monday, but his son
remained for few weeks.
DR.. c. w. Brigham of Pittsfeld. this
state, brother of d. S. Brigham, George
Chedal of the same place and George
Brigham of Barre were in town this
week.
Miss Lula B. Horton and her uncles
Milo ]. Horton and family of Bristol
Conn, and William T. Adkins of New
Haven, are at Spofford lake to stay few
weeks.
Harry Shields returned Sunday to Bos.
ton after spending several weeks at c.
e. Aliens. Miss Elizabeth Shields will
remain month as a guest of Miss Flor.
ence Allen.
George Barker caught one of the finest
strings of black bass taken from Spof.
ford lake this season. His largest speci.
men weighed over four pounds and II
other fish weighed % pounds.
f. P. Homer of Philadelphia formerly
of Brattleboro, his mother and a lady
friend came Saturday to spend two week.
a 10 Of II IL
is spending the week with them away
from his business.
DR.. Clifford Holt of Barre, who recent,
graduated with honors from the Uni
versity of Vermont, has been in Brattle
boro this week He is now in Boston
where he will spend the rest of the sum
mer with practicing physician.
Miss Marjorie White, who was called
to New York several weeks ago by al
accident to her sister, Mrs. Fawcett
was taken i'll with malarial fever Will,
there. She was able to return this week
but is now in a dangerous condition.
Fred Howe has finished his cottag,
on Ames hill, near where a number O.
people contemplate building another
year. The Childs brothers have mad,
a number of improvements to their "Hill
crest property, where there are severa
guests.
Miss s. Lulu Elmer of Brattleboro anC
George S. Wright, principal of the Whit
comb High school of Bethel, will be mar
ried at Miss Elmer's home on Eros
street July 80. The ceremony will be sim
pie and only immediate relatives will b.
present
Roy Jones of Dover, who began worl
in the Carpenter organ factory this week
was overcome by heat Tuesday. He wa
taken to the home of C. X, Jones oil
Washington street, where he is improving
He drank a large amount of ice-wate
during the day.
Mrs. Noah S. Cressy, the mother o
Morton Starr Cressy, reached Brattlebor
on the White Mountain train Friday. Sh
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Netti
E. Clement of Brooklyn, who had bee
visiting with her in Hartford. DR.. Noal
Cressy and Mr. Clement came to Brat
tleboro Saturday.
Mrs Hattie Webster Cary received
despatch Tuesday stating that her hus
band was i'll with typhoid fever at thei
home near Cienfugos. Cuba, where MI
Cary is financial manager of a system o
sugar plantations. Mrs. Cary left a
once for New York to take the frs
steamer to Cuba. Mrs. Cary's borthel
Harry Webster, accompanied them t
New York.
Col Marshall H. Twitchell Unite
States consul at Kingston, Canada, an
his son were in Brattleboro Wednesday
Col. Twitchell has a furlough of 80 day
from his official duties, and will spen
part of the time in Newfane and i
Townshend Since the recent death G
Mr.. Sprague, the veteran consul at CT
braltar, Col. Twitchell is the Oldest cor
sui in the service of the United State
who has served an unbroken term a
one place. He has filled the Office wit
great acceptance at Kingston ever sine
his appointmnt from Louisiana In Apri
1873