Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-06-20
sRArTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

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last week
pr. Wessclhoeft's family are at Mrs.
Kirkland's.
W. Crouch will go tomorrow to Bos-
TON to spend a few days.
Miss Nellie Sullivan spent Sunday with
Miss Rose Judge in Greenfield.
Miss Grace Harmon came Tuesday from
remington for Il visit in town.
Mrs. II. A. Spaulding returned this
week from a visit in Philadelphia.
Miss Amy Hines sailed Wednesday for
Norfolk, Va, for a short vacation outing
Arthur L. Robbins went Monday to
T.cne to take charge of "A livery stable
George Sherwin came home the first of
This week from Albany Business College.
Miss Jessie Batchelder and Miss Min
ME Baker spent Sunday in Greenfield,
Mass.
Mrs william Hart of Springfield, Mass.
is spending some time with relatives in
Erattieboro.
Mrs. A. w Childs returned to Manches-
ter. ~ H., Friday after a visit of several
days in town.
cashier w. H. Bracket went to Bos-
ton Monday and stayed in the city over
Bunker Hill day.
Miss Pauline Jenne came home from
Mt Holyoke College Saturday for the
summer vacation.
MIR. and Mrs Charles Adams of Spring
field Mass, have been guests recently
at James Pullens.
Clarence Reed returned Monday from
trip of few days to Hartford, Bridge
port and New York.
Mrs w. l.. Smart and daughter of Mer-
riinac Mass, are visiting Mrs. Smart
sister. Mrs. c. Il. GRAHAM.
Miss Lizzie Murray of Gardner is eX-
pected tomorrow for a visit with her sis
ter Mrs. David S. Carey.
Mrs. S f. Howard of West Newton,
Mass is spending some time with her
sister, Mrs. Henry Fletcher.
Mrs Howard B. Spencer returned Tues
dav to Amsterdam, n. Y, after a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Martin Austin, jr.
Lieut. George II. Burns has been
granted an increase, restoration, reissue,
etc, of pension, amounting to $40 per
month.
Forrest Orkins will go to Brooklyn the
coming autumn to take course in de-
signing in the art department of Pratt
Institute.
tielvin Thurber returned Saturday from
Hamilton, n. Y, where he completed
last week his first years study in Cole
gate University.
Mrs. Antoine Geiger sailed Tuesday on
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse for her
home in Rottweil, Germany, where she
Will stay until next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs Van Rensselaer, Lansingh
and baby came from Chicago Tuesday
for a visit with Mrs. Lansingh's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Minor.
Frost Minor has been elected treasur-
er of the electrical concern with which
he is connected in Chicago. The COM
pany was incorporated recently
Mrs. Clara a. Wheaton of No. l Park
street. Brattleboro, has been spending
the past ten days with relatives in Bos-
ton, Braintree and North Easton, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. d. S. Carey returned
Saturday from a weeks visit in New
port this state. Mr.. Carey went direct
to Fitchburg to attend the funeral of 9
cousin.
Chaplain S j. Smith. formerly of Hall
fax, is on his way home from the Philip
pines. He expects to be stationed some
where in the Middle states. Mrs. Smitl
was in Brattleboro Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs A c. Adrich in thei
Stanley automobile, and Mr.. and Mrs
Dresser in their mobile, came to Brattle
boro from Boston Saturday. They re
turned in their machines Wednesday.
David A. Elliot of Brattleboro was on
of the II braves who crossed the no
sands at the special rendezvous of Mt
Sinai Temple of the order of Myst
Shrine at Burlington last Thursday night
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Taylor Master Ra,
Taylor, and Miss Lucy Bevin of Leverett
Mass, and Miss Susan Whitaker of Am
herst have been in town this week, tn
guests of Principal and Mrs. Whitaker
to attend the graduation OF Miss Fanni
Taylor
John NJ. Lane of Lebanon, N H., wi
begin work Monday in Abbott e. AckeI
mans market He and Mrs. Lane wi
live for the present with Mrs. Lane
mother Mrs. F. w. Clark, on Centrs
b1lt lxpan house Ia Pros
pect Hill.
Miss Parsons, the trained nurse, ha
returned from Massachusetts, where sh
has been specializing in a private hos
pital. She will remain in Brattlebor
during July and August and will the
take surgical course in one of the lare
city institutions.
Rev. and Mrs. E. w. Whitney an
their daughter, Miss Mabel Whitney, {
Marlboro Mass, will sail in a few day
for Europe to be gone all summer. Nj
Whitneys parishioners recently sui
scribed and presented to him a sum {
money sufficient to defray all the e9
penses of the journey.
Miss Ethel L. Osgood who has jus
graduated from Smith College. will NJ
return to Brattleboro until the midd
of July. She will visit her cousin, Mis-
Ellen Osgood, in Plainfield, n. j., an
her classmate, Miss Pauline Long in Ne
Brunswick N. j.. and will also spend
few days in Philadelphia.
Austin Richardson OF Westminster, TO
merly a law student in c. C. Fitts's o
flee. has called on Brattleboro frient
this week After a two weeks vacatio
he win return to Michigan to work
travelling salesman for Detroit concel
during the summer and in the fall
will return to the law department of Il
University of Michigan.