Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-06-21
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.
Arthur Hyde is visiting in Lebanon

f. knudSOn went thursday to
Springfield, Mass, to visit with rela-
tiycs.
DR.. Mortimer Stoddard of Spring
field. Mass, was a visitor in town over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Wilcox are spending
vacation of three weeks in the Adj
rondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Kimball are
spending several days with relatives
in Chester
Raymond White is spending the
summer on a farm with his uncle in
Taunton, Mass.
Oscar Ray went Monday to Gardner,
Mass, to spend several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Falcon.
Clarence Miller was in Andover,
Mass, last week to attend class re-
union at Andover Academy.
DR.. Louis Pettee returned to his
work in Boston Tuesday after a visit
of few days with his parents
Mrs. Rogers of Orange, Mass, came
to Brattleboro Saturday for a visit
with her son, J. Eugene Rogers.
Maj. F. w. Childs, who recently I'M
dorwent an operation in Boston has
been able to sit up this week.
Mrs. Leslie Scott of New York came
Monday. for a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Richardson.
Charles H. Thompson left Monday
night for vacation of week or ten
days at Lonk Lake, in the Adiron-
dacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Rawson and
daughter, Minnie, went Tuesday to
Buffalo, N. Y, for a stay of several
weeks.
Fred G. Gale and Charles Dutt re-
turned Saturday after a journey to
London. They spent about a week in
the city.
Mrs. Hattie S. Taylor was reelected
grand lecturer of the Order of the
Eastern Star at the annual meeting
held in Newport recently.
Lawyer James F. Hooker will deliver
the grafton at the sexennial banquet
of his class in Yale university at New
Haven, Conn, next Tuesday.
Mrs. Carl Hollender and her son,
Carl, who graduated from the High
school last week, will leave early in
July for an extended stay in Germany.
Mrs. Anthony F. Schwenk and
daughter, Dorothy, went Saturday to
the home of Mrs. Schwenk's parents
in Westminster West to remain there
during the summer.
A. c. Walker, who visited Brattle-
boro and vicinity four weeks, returned
Saturday to his home in Farley, Iowa,
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. L. M.
Walker of Dubuque, Iowa.
Frank Wright has finished work on
the Springfield Electric railroad and
has returned to Brattleboro: He will
be spare man for the BrattlebOro
Street Railway company
Miss Esther Thomas and Mrs. c.
A. McRae, former classmates at Yer.
mont Academy, have been in attend
ance at the commencement exercises
of the academy this week
Miss Fannie Scott, who is studying
to be a teacher in the Mystic, Conn.
Oral school, returned home this week
for the summer vacation. She will
return to the school in the autumn
Mrs. H. E. Curtis of Norwich, Conn.
and Brattleboro, started Monday fol
her home, visiting at Millers Falls
Holyoke and other places on the way
Invitations have been issued to the
wedding of Miss Avis Mabelle Long
ueil and Frederick Leon Bundy o.
Athol, the event to take place June
26th at Miss Longueil's home, rs Chest
nut street.
United States District Attorney
L. Martin went Tuesday to Newpor
to spend Wednesday and yesterday a
hearings of Cinnamon held on thu
charge of violating the Chinese exclu
sion act.
H. H. Hackley, formerly of the firm
of Hackley & Moran, who has beer
engaged in the insurance business il
Greenfield several months, now has |
position in the store of the Linnel
furnishing company in Greenfield.
Irwin Heckroth, who has worked II
the pipe organ department at the Es
tey organ factory, returned last weel
to his home in Philadelphia. Josepl
DeBaun, also of Philadelphia, has com
here to work in the same department
MISS Eleanor Haas, WHO mas llNS'
with Mr. and Mrs. Jordan since las
autumn, returned Monday to her HON
in Philadelphia. She is a niece o
Mrs. Jordan and while in Brattlebor
finished the High school preparation
course.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fred Childs of Bos
ton have been visiting a few days wit
Mr.. Childss father, w. H. Child'
This was Mrs. Childs's first visit t
Vermont, although she has been /
every other state of the union and ha
Travelled in nearly every country G
the world.
At the recent semi-annual shoot c
tie National Rifle club held in Vel
non Horace @. French won first priz
in four of the five events, and in tn
other event he was a close second
Mr.. Cummings of Montpelier. MI
French also secured the clubs gol
medal for the five highest scores.
Arthur Pratt, formerly employed /
the local telephone exchange, wa
home the first of the week, but ha
now gone to st. Johnsbury as inspe'
tor of the Citizens Telephone con
pany For the past two years he ma
been special inspector for the Ne
England Telephone and Telegrap
company in the Boston district.
Robert Balestier returned to Ne
York Tburcdou ond Mr. and Mrs III