Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-06-13
eRArTLEsoRo PERSONAL.

! waiter >. ITbtl OF AlllOl NlSlltu At MS
! old home this week.
DR.. c. s. Shoes of Boston is at the
| Brooks House this week
Mrs. e. l.. Waterman is visiting with
| relatives in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. j. G.. Ullery is in Lenox. Mass
| as the guest of the Misses Devens.
Miss Jessie Scott went Friday to New
York city for a visit Of two weeks.
sewall Morse of Plttsburg, Pa. visited
two days this week with his mother.
Henry Niles was in Springfield. Mass
Monday and Tuesday on a business trip
Ernest MacMllion of Syracuse N. Y,
was a guest at j. Il. Mann's over Sunday.
Mrs. Fremont Hamilton was called to
Middlebury this week by the death of an
aunt
Mrs. Cora Fox Of New York has been
a guest at DR.. f. G. Pettee's several
days
Mr. and Mrs Howard Morton of New
York were guests at the Brooks House
over Sunday
Ernest Mcmillan returned Monday to
Syracuse after spending several days at
j. Il. Manns.
DR.. f. w. Gwyer and family of New
York are now occupying their summer
home near Sunset lake
Mrs. Edith Clark Lane of Lebanon, N.
H., is visiting her mother, Mrs. f. w.
Clark, on Central street.
Prof Williston Walker and family of
! New Haven have arrived at their Brattle-
boro home for the summer
Miss Lizzie Stevens is spending her
vacation at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs c. A. Stevens, in Winchester.
Cratus Weatherhead was at home over
Sunday from White River Junction, where
he is working few weeks in laundry.
Sidney L. Morris. who has spent the
winter at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Pine. in Providence, has returned to Brat
tleboro.
Miss Emily Bacon of Northampton has
visited her brother, r. c. Bacon, this
week Miss Bacon will spend the sum-
mer abroad
Rev f. r Mathison will preach the
sermon at the laying OF the corner stone
of the new Episcopal church in Shelton,
Conn, tomorrow.
Mrs. Rogers who has spent much of
the time the past two years al the home
of her son. J. f. Rogers, went yesterday
to her home in Orange, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Elliott went to
st. Adams Saturday They will be
gone week. Mr.. Elliot is attending the
Masonic meetings in Burlington this
week.
Mrs. Manley and Miss Evelyn Marley
have come from New York to remain in
Brattleboro during the summer. making
their home at Mrs Fairs on Linden
street.
Lawyer II. f. Miller of Lynn. formerly
principal of Brattleboro Academy, was
present at the commencement exercises
of the academy Thursday night of last
week. returning Monday
+. F. Stratton of Northampton form
erly in the local office OF the Vermont
Loan & Trust company, was operated
upon for appendicitis recently in the
Farren hospital in Montague, Mass.
Miss Addie NJ Bailey. who went to
Washington last January. returned home
Monday. She was accompanied from
Springfield, Mass, by her mother, the
two having spent several days in that
city
Miss Mary Averin of Springfield. Mass,
was at the home of her brother, George
c. Averill, over Sunday. Miss Averill
will start soon on a journey TO Europe,
to occupy a large part of her summer
vacation.
The new Boston Athenaeum. to be
built at the corner of Arlington and New
bury streets, opposite the public gar
dens was designed by Allen H Cox a
graduate of the Massachusetts Institute
Of Technology and nephew of \. V. Cox
of Brattleboro.
Mrs. Dan Webster OF New York is
spending some time here as the guest
of Mrs. Harriet Webster Carey. Dan
Webster was here from Saturday until
Tuesday, when he returned to Burling-
ton, where he is engaged in special work
for a short time.
Frank Haskins. who recently finished
his third year In the medical depart
ment of Tufts College came home Friday
for a vacation of two weeks. He will
return to Boston to assist DR.. Chenery,
the noted nose and throat specialist,
during the summer.
DR. and Mrs. \. ]. Miller left on their
automobile Sunday for Saratoga, n. Y.
where the doctor has been attending the
sessions Of the American Medical as
ISOLATION this week. They planned to
make the run to Saratoga in two days
and return in the same time.
DR. William Bullock Clark director of
the department of geology. at Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, has been
appointed to represent the University at
the centennial celebration of the founding
of the United States Military Academy,
at West Point. which began Wednes-
day
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Baker of Cleve-
land, Ohio, were guests at II. r. Brown
over Sunday They went early in the
week to New York city where Mr.. Baker
was summoned into court on the case
growing out of the automobile accident
in which two persons We're killed and
SiN luJuItu
Mrs. George S. Wright who has been
at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs
James p Elmer, since her return from a
hospital in Boston several weeks ago
has so far recovered that she was able
10 go to her home in Bethel Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright will spend the sum-
mer in Middlebury.
Rev. II. r. Miles, Rev and Mrs Kenes-
ton, c. c. Fits c. T. Thompson. Mrs
g. Fl. Thompson, Mrs 4. Z. Park. Mrs
@. b. White, DIR. c. S. Clark and Miss
Susan Clark have been in Springfield
this state. this week, attending the an
nual convention of the Congregational
churches of Vermont
George NJ. Highly or Sioux Falls. South
Dakota. has written to Brattleboro
friends stating that he started last week
Tor San Jose, Calf, to remain there dur
ing the summer. Mrs Highly and
daughter went TO San Jose last winter on
account of the daughters health, and
they expect to make their home in that
region a year or two or perhaps longer
General Secretary Wilson and Mrs.
Wilson of Brattleboro and General Sc
cretary Maylott and Mrs. Maylott OF
Keene started Monday for Mountain
Like Park, Md, to attend the second
biennial conference of the general secre-
taries of the Young Mems Christian as.
sociations of North America. The con.
ference began Wednesday and will close
Sunday on Monday there will be ar