Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-06-07
eRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

visit ui "a lew uuyS IN GfOtOnt Mass.
Airs II. f. Curtis of Norwich, Conn, is
,isug Mrs. d. L. Cobb on Pearl street
Mrs. porman b. Eaton of New York has
,,mm.d TO her summer home in Brat
uph9ro.
Miss Minnie l. Rawson went to Gardner
Na-s Friday 10 visit her sister, Mrs A.
e. Falcon.
Rev. Mr. Marvin was in Townshend
Tu,-dly TO ohiciate at the funeral of Mrs.
John Spaulding.
Airs Esther lIaslIins entertained the
Colonial Danes at her home on Terrace
street saturday.
A. l Johnson finished work Saturday
n..bJ for Robbins Il Cowles, by whom he
had been employed six years.
g. q. Uuery and 2. L. Houghton of
ruuet started Monday for Buffalo to
visit the Pan-American exposition.
Mrs. L. L. Munroe and children of OK
ford Mass, are visiting Mrs. AIunroe's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. II. Upham.
Airs. T. w. stoddard of Springfield,
Mass, has been a guest of Mrs. L. X
FULLER this week at pine Heights"
AIR. and Mrs. Frederick Swift (Ethel
Duton) returned to New York Saturday
after visit of a few days in town.
Mrs Wright, who visited in Orange,
Mass. a few days returned Monday to
the home of her daughter, Mrs. j. e.
Rogers.
Mrs. Alfred Warren and children will
return today to their home in Worcester
Mass, having visited at the home of s.
IL. Warren.
Several Brattleboro people attended a
sale of antique furniture and old publ
cations in North Springfield, this state
Wednesday.
r. \. Austin, John Calvin and n r.
Ryan will attend the annual meeting of
the state court of Foresters in Rutland
next Monday.
Mrs. O. e. Randall, Mrs f. G. Pettee
and Mrs j. y. Taylor went to Newport
Monday to attend the annual meeting of
the Eastern Star.
Principal Whitaker gave reception
to the members of the graduating class
of the High school at his home on Oak
street last evening.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur L. Maynard, who
went to Boston, Providence and other
places on their wedding trip. returned to
Brattlehoro Monday.
William T. Adkins, who spent a few days
with his brother-in-aw, william c. Hor-
tom returned Monday to his home in
New Haven, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. NJ Taylor came Tues
day from Washington to spend a large
part of the summer as usual at o. f.
Bailey's on Canal street.
Major and Mrs F. w. Childs and Mrs
Gatty went Saturday to Boston. The
Major expects to remain there some time
to receive medical treatment
Col j. c. Estey has been in Burlington
Rutland and other towns on a trip OF
inspection to companies of the First Regi-
ment on the annual field days.
Miss Marion Noyes, teacher in the Stf
grade, will go next fall to an excellent
position in the Mount Airy Institute fol-
deaf and dumb in Pennsylvania.
Francis Goodhue was chosen one of the
directors of the Vermont & Massachu
sets railroad company, at the annua
meeting held in Boston Wednesday.
Mrs. Susan Collins who spent the win
ter in Florida, came yesterday with he
granddaughter, Miss Nellie Searles o
Nowank, Conn, for a visit at \. r. Har
ris's.
Prof and Mrs. Williston Walker o
Hartford Conn, came to Brattlebor'
Wednesday to make preparations for open
ing their summer home later in thu
month.
Beryl Gilman, a member of the gradua
ting class of the High school, will leaV
at an early date. for Pawpaw, Michigan
iAieA
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Foster left Saturda,
for a visit with relatives in Connection
and in Newark, n. j. Mr.. Foster is II
poor health and is planning to take an eN
tended vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph a. Kimball o
Chelsea Mass, came Tuesday for
weeks visit with Mr.. Kimballs brother
S w. Kimball. Mr.. Kimball is employe
in the navy yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smiley Smith of Plainfielt
this state, were at Freeman SCOTS Mon
day, on their way to Orange to atten
the funeral of Mrs. Smiths brother-ln
law, Melbourne Giffin.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Harry Estey returne
to Brattleboro Saturday. Mrs. Estey wh
was seriously i'll at Atlantic City severe
weeks, has improved greatly and is no.
able to be out door each day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Beck and child VIII
went to Nova Scotia last year came
Bratteboro for a visit yesterday. M
Beck was i'll in a hospital in Boston som
time, but is now improving in health
The Washington dispatches announc
that an increase of pension, to $lI pc
month, has been granted to Paul WIN
OF Bratteboro. c. II. Putnam OF Sout
Wardsboro has also received an lncreas
to Sli per month.
c. l.. Piper will leave tomorrow for MI
waukee where he will attend the nations
convention of knights of Honor as de
egate from Vermont He will also Wis
the Pan-American exposition while
route to Milwaukee.
Miss Minnie Brasor who has been OF
of the most successful teachers in Il
Bratteboro public schools several year
will go next fall to Brookline, Mass
take charge of one of the grades in II
public schools of that town.
Howard Rice and Frost Minor return'
Monday from a ten days fishing TRIP
northern Vermont. DR.. Robert Aldric
who was with them at Willoughby lax
went to Plymouth, N. H., for visit
two or three weeks with his aunt MI
Pierce
President F. ], Holman, of the Vermo
Loan and Trust company, and Mrs. H'
man came to Bratteboro Tuesday mig
and will be in this locality until abo
July !, when Mr.. Holman will return
Spokane, Wash. Mrs. Holman is liVl
in Barre, Mass.
Margaret Averill, Pauline JENNIE a
Edith Hunt of the present GRADUATE
class of the High school expect to enl
Mount Holyoke college in the fall. In
Akley will also probably attend that
stitution. Melvin Thurber will enter G.
Carl TIo1lander will to cole