Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-06-27
BRArTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney ii. farr spent
Sunday i'm Saxtons River.
Charles Newell of White River juno
ton was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Stetson of Boston is visiting her
daughter. Mrs +. H. Howard
Principal II. X. whitaker has spent two
or three days in Amherst this week.
Miss Helen Chandler went Wednesday
to Saratoga N Y, for visit of 10 days.
John c. Howe attended the Yale-Har-
ward boat race at New London Yester-
day
Mrs. L. d. Greene and sons went Mon
day to Spofford Lake to spend the sum-
mer.
Miss Rita Ecltles went Friday to Phila-
delphia to spend several weeks with rela-
tiVes..
Mrs. f.. c. Gilman, son and daughters,
are spending the week in Mortified, this
state.
Mrs. Marshall Grout went Monday to
Boston to spend a week or more with her
sister.
Mrs. Crowthers Of Lawrence. Mass, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs Arthur Cham
berlain.
Mrs. Thayer and Miss Grace Thayer of
Townshend are visiting at Warren
Bankss
r. S. Chllds and A. p. Childs are spend
a
Adirondacks.
Charles II. Thompson spent Sunday with
his sister, Miss Helen Thompson, in
Northampton.
Miss Jennie whitney has closed her
house, and gone to DR.. Fremont Hamil-
toms to board
Mrs. John Shea returned Wednesday
to Hatfield after visiting her brother-in-
law, =. L. Shea.
Mrs E. T. Wheeler and Miss +. NJ.
Shumway of Boston are spending several
days at the Brooks House.
Mrs G.. l.. Kirkland and Mrs. A. V. c.
Leavitt of Buffalo, n. Y, are summer
guests at the Brooks House.
Frank Helyar has returned from the
University OF Vermont to remain at home
during the summer vacation.
Miss Maud Young is in Wakefield.
Mass. for a visit of three weeks in the
family Of Rev. T. w. Illman.
Mrs William Chalmers of sudbury on
tario. is spending some time with her
sister Mrs. Donald McGillivray.
Harry Smith of Brattleboro, o. has
been elected leader of the Wesleyan Uni
versity glee club for next season.
Mrs w. II. Henley and son went Tues
day to their cottage at Sunapee Lake to
spend large part of the summer.
Mrs. X. \. Knight and son. Robert. went
Saturday to Akron. Ohio. to visit Mrs.
knights daughter Mrs John Bliss.
Miss Jeanne +, Stoddard. teacher in the
Westfield Normal school. came home yes
terday for a vacation of several weeks.
Rev. Father Cunningham went Monday
to Burlington to attend the retreat of the
priests of the southern part of the do
cese.
United States District Attorney Martin
returned today from Newport, where he
went to attend the hearings of some
Cinnamon.
Mrs. S. w. Richardson went Friday
with her granddaughter to New York
city. She will spend the summer at Ash
bury Park.
James Duneavy has resigned as cap
tain of the Catholic Union base ball
team and William Bean has been chosen
his successor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. \. Taylor have given up
their rooms in Hooker block. After a few
weeks outing at Watch Hill, they will
board at the Brooks House
Miss Kate Goodrich is seriously III. suf-
fering with a carbuncie on her neck.
Her sister-in-law. Mrs w. b Goodrich,
is here to assist in caring for her
Fred Spencer. Ned Leonard and How
ard Merrill. representing the Y. NJ. c. A.
went Tuesday to Lake Raponda. Will
mington to spend two weeks camping.
r. c. Cressy. who sustained a second
stroke of paralysis three weeks ago. is
now in a serious condition, with his left
side affected, and is growing gradually
weaker.
Mrs. william Gray and mother. Mrs
S b. Houghton, of Worcester came
Tuesday for visit of two weeks at Ma
jor Houghtons and Mrs. C. NJ. c. Rich
ardsons.
Rev F. +. Marble will go Monday to
Cambridge to attend the Harvard sum
mer school of theology. He will be away
I until July is. Mrs Marble will accom-
pany him
Mrs Howard c. Rice and Miss Marion
Rice have been in Northampton this
week Miss Rice, who has attended Mt
Holyoke College, will enter Smith College
in the fall.
Clarence Menzies Miller and his mother
Mrs Mary NJ. Miller. went Wednesday
to New London. n. H.. on the shores
of Sunapee lake, TO remain there until
after July 4th.
! Harry Haywood who is employed in
Howe's studio, will go next week to
Elmira, n. ", where he has a position
with A. McFarlin, the leading photograph
er in that city.
/ Albert C. Aldrich returned to Boston
( Wednesday after a stay of ten days in
! town. Owing to two or three accidents
] he was uidple 10 make the return TRIP IN
! his automobile.
Deidrich Stolte jr.. went Tuesday to
/ Great harrington. Mass. to spend the
summer as physical instructor of the three
/ Pierson children who spent the past two
| summers in Brattleboro.
] Mrs. A. Z. Wood. who visited her sister.
| Mrs. f. O. Marion. in Barre some time.
returned Saturday, accompanied by her
neice, Hazel Marion, who will remain
here during the summer.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Beebe, the trained nurse who
has been caring for Mrs II. F. Bond the
past II weeks. went Monday to Boston
and from there to her home in Canada
Mrs. Bond is much better
Mrs. Sarah NJ Mason of Richmond. this
state, and her daughter, Mrs Albert
Stevens, and the latter's son. Mason
| Stevens, are visiting Mrs Mason's sis
ter Mrs. f. F. Gleason, in West Brat
7 tleboro.
Miss Helen Gould, daughter of the late
! Jay Gould of New York, returned home
Saturday after a visit with her aunt, Mrs
F. T. Dickinson. Miss Gould gave Mount
fIolyoke College 10000 at the recent com.
| mencement.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Durham and
children left Monday to spend their vaca.
ton in Maine. Mr.. Durham will attend
commencement of his alma mater Colby
University A large part of the vacation
will be spent at Ogunquit.
Miss Elizabeth Il. Colburn, of Winches
ter. Mass, formerly of The Phoenix staff