Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-05-30
5RATTLE5oRo Personal

/ Kew. Bdtr1ck cunningham spent fH. .a..
/ Of the week in Rutland.
| Joseph Shea OF Boston was a ril-. 40
/ 7. A. Murphys over Sunday
Rev +. f. Marble will 20 s7turs... .-
/ Philadelphia for a visit Of 10 days
Col. and Mrs. j. A. Lillis OF R--.-.s
came today to remain until SATURDAY..
DR.. William Z. Devine Of Rutland -.
| at the home Of his parents over Surr..
Robert G. Bacon was called o. V...
| ington. D. c., Wednesday on a bus-es-
| trip.
Misses Alice and Nellie Ferriter wen.
Saturday to Springfield Mass. t-
visit.
Miss Katherine o'Connor went Sam.
day to Springfield Mass. to spend .v
weeks.
Harry Sweden Of South London .-
has moved into Frank Wrights h1a-. ~
Forest street.
Two Sisters from the orphan asylum .
| Burlington have been in town this 81 f.
soliciting aims.
James Carey Of New York. whose s..-a
name is Prof Tarick. is visiting
cousin. D. S. Carey.
Emil Apfelbaum Of the Gill odd hi.
lows Home in Ludlow is spending -.-
week in BrattlebOro.
Miss Halle Thompson is at her h9--- .-
South Londonderry to play a the lr--
moral day exercises.
Mrs. z. A starkey and daughter .-..
today for a stay with Mrs. Starke-=
mother in New York
Katie Carey went Saturday to Fitch
burg for a few weeks visit with her a---.
Mrs. Catherine Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall D. Grout r.
turned Tuesday from a visit Of a few
days in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Maurice Doyle went Wednesis~
! to somerville TO visit her mother. Mrs
Catherine Baker, who is very IN.
Miss Nellie Dunleavy. compositor in The
office OF the Guardian Angel in Boston.
spent Sunday at her home in Brattleb'-7
Mrs. Q. F. r. Jenne went TUESDAY 70
Mt. Holyoke College 10 spend Two da-s
with her daughter, Miss Pauline Jeuue.
Miss Mary Crowell. the teacher. has
been visiting at the home OF her parents.
Prof. and Mrs. E. W. Crowel. in Am
herst.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard c. Rice returned
Saturday from their wedding trip They
visited in Townshend, going there by
team.
Miss Pauline Fisk. Of the McCows-
Oral school. Chicago. came 10 Bratt.e-
boro to attend the wedding Of her sister.
Miss Marion Fisk.
Mr.. and Mrs. H w Mower and chill
dren went yesterday 10 Sheldon. THIS
state. Mr.. Mower will return Monday.
but Mrs Mower will remain several
weeks.
Miss Ethel Osgood Of the senior class
Of Smith College spent last Sunday az
her home IN Brattleboro accompanied by
three classmates Miss Pauline Long
Miss Ellen Osgood and Miss Clara Lyle
Mrs. H. r. Horton, who has been i'll
several weeks. has so far recovered that
she Will be able to go to her old home
in West Dummerston, where. with her
nurse and baby, she viii spend the sum
mer
Mrs Samuel Brace Miss Livingston
George North, l. 3 North and Miss North
Of New Haven. Conn spent SUNDAY al
the Brooks House Mrs. Brace and Miss
Livingston will spend the summer at the
hotel
Mrs Fred L. Smith and two sons. Ly-
man and Sanford, returned to Brattleboro
Tuesday from Mrs. Smiths home in Cam
den. y. j., where they went last autumn
on account Of the health of the younger
son. Sanford.
DR.. H. D. Holton has been chosen chair
man Of the committee to arrange the
complimentary dinner TO be given in New
York early in June TO Surgeon General
Sternberg upon the occasion Of his retire
ment from the army
Col. H. E. Taylor is in Bennington 10
attend the camp fire tonight. He Will
assist in the exercises at the Soldiers
Home on Memorial day. and will remain
in Bennington over Sunday as the guest
Of Col. Thomas Harmon.
At the annual convention Of the letter
carriers of the state. held in Rutland.
yesterday, report was given on nat
ional convention held last September in
Chattanooga. Tenn. by Carrier Thomas
A Austin of Brattleboro, delegate from
Vermont.
Mrs John Liscom was stricken with
lr-a1 w=-sg
boro Wednesday night Of last week, while
preparing to come with Mr.. Liscon 10
the Grange meeting in this village. Her
entire right side is affected and she is
helpless and speeches..
Rev E. Q. s Osgood is attending the
anniversary meetings in Boston this
week. This Thursday morning he was
10 lead the devotional service in Kings
Chapel taking as the subject of his ad-
dress The Vine and the Branches based
upon the fifteenth chapter of the gospel
according TO St. John.
Herbert w. Eddy and Mrs Williams.
who have been travelling in Europe since
November, 1900, will arrive in New York.
June l. They will come directly TO Brat
uehoro. and Mr.. Eddy will resume his du-
Ties as manager Of the Brooks House.
Mrs. Williams will live at the Brooks
House during the summer
The board OF arbitration has decided
ttAoA AOAuil4E 1uinSSn must play with the
Dover club of the New England league,
TO which he was assigned Guiheen
refused TO go TO Dover unless advance
money was sent him, and after waiting
several weeks Joined the Johnstown club
OF the New York state league He was
been playing in left field recently
Congressman Kittredge Haskins came
nome from Washington Saturday for a
weeks stay. His visit to Vermont az
ms time is not for the purpose of look
ing after his fences, except around his
garden, but more particularly for rest
and recreation. He will deliver the Ne
mortal day address in Mortified, this
state. and will return to Washington
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, George E. Greene went 10
Springfield Saturday Mr.. Greene return
60 tuesday but Mrs. Greene will remain
Tor visit of several days. Mr. and Mrs
. w. kimball were the guests Of Mrs
NadsWorth in Springfield from Saturday
10 tuesday, witnessing the 50th auniver-
sary celebration there. A. ]. Currier and
others have attended the celebration ex-
ercises during the week
Robert G. Hardie is in receipt of a letter
from Count de Rochambeau with al
invitation TO visit the distinguished
frenchman in New York this week Mr.
Hardie, while a student in Paris, lived IN
the family of the father of the count
MI and Mrs. Hardie had invited the
count TO visit Brattleboro but in his let
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