Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-05-23
eRATTLE5oRo Personal.

/ Mrs Leslie Scott returned Monda,. ,,t.-
home in New York CITY
Miss Jessie Gregg went this yyoel, 3D..
| st. Johnsbury for a visit
Miss Emma Heath went vostor5... o..
| New York city for a visit.
Miss Margaret Averin is VISITING ,t,..
Edith Gould in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ l. Hawlev won, ..-
terday to Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Charles Reach spent a mart ,f OIL,
week in Rutland and Ludlow.
Rev. f. w. Lewis will deliver tho Ma.
mortal day address in Vernon.
Martin Austin of Boston spent su,5...
at his home on South Main street
p. W. Guiheen of Albany was at nt.
home on Washington street Monday.
George Danyew went NVedneed...
Middlebury and Vergennes on business
! Mrs. John Barrows Of Newton NTa.s b.
spending two weeks at her Ames t.i
cottage. ''N
Mr.. and Mrs Milo NJ. Acker of fr..
nellsville, y. y are making a short .t-
in town.
c. O. Chamberlain returned sat1ras,
from Daytona Fla. where he has "a t,.-.
ter hotel.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frederic c. Adam.
turned Saturday night from their wei
ding trip.
Mrs. Louise Hackley and Miss Gr.o.
kinson spent Sunday at II. II. Hackl...s
in Greenfield.
Or. and Mrs. NJ. ]. stoddard of srrl-e.
field Mass, are spending a few DAYS with,
Mrs. Dowley. ''"
Mrs. J. \. Taylor has gone 10 Ros.,,
Hugh Riddell. R'-''
Miss Lena Prosser and nephew Rob.-.
kenney, left yesterday for her horoa In
Oswego, y. y. q"
Herbert L. Elmer of Rockland. Mas
mas been spending a part of the vel
at his old home
Daniel Doyle returned "Wednesday to
his home in Ludlow after a visit of SOW.
eral days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy p. Howe of Aroi
are spending the week with Mr.. Howe
mother, Mrs NJ. A Howe
Mrs. Leland and Mrs. Griswold If
Springfield, this state. were the guests ~
Mrs. NJ a. Fisher this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Warner of North
Au lai came Briday for visit of sew
eral days at Freeman SCOTS
Mrs. NJ. c. Cutler of Nashua y II
and Mrs. Mary l.. Morse are visitf-g
their sister, Mrs. J. X. Parker.
Mr and Mrs. w. f. Patch went Mondar
to Amherst to visit their son. Ralph. who
Is student in Amherst College.
Mrs. j. X. Parker returned Morda,
rom a visit with Judge Cleveland and
his mother in New Haven, Conn.
Miss Nellie Brown will go to SPRING
heid' Mass, Monday to attend the 5itb
anniversary celebration of the city.
James Lynch has finished work at tba
Estey organ factory and gone to Hol
yoke where he will have a position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Larson and three
children and Emil Skoogberg came from
Sweden last week to make their home
here ''''s
Judge Tyler will preside at the term Of
the Bennington county court which con-
yenes in Manchester the first Tuesday in
June.
Rev. f. W. Lewis and wife and daugh-
ter We're called to Mortified. this state.
father.
Percy Jones, II. R. Randall. ]. A. Tav-
Tor, 1. d. Bailey and w. D. ellison. at
tended meeting of the Mystic Shrine in
White River Junction last night
Mrs. j. W. Leavenworth and Mrs. D. F.
Morris OF Wallingford, Conn. are spend
ing few days with Rev. and Mrs. F. e.
Marble. Mrs. Morris is Mrs Marbles
mother.
Mrs. Stone Of Boston, who as Miss
Pitkin was a teacher in the Brattleboro
public schools more than 80 years ago.
Is spending a week at Mrs. FAIRS. the
guest Of Mrs. John w. Frost
~ SHerIhan howe, who returned from
the Bermudas recently, is at the Howe
homestead on Harris place. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Howe, who returned from the Ber-
mudas recently. are also there.
Mrs Fred Wellington of Boston is Wis
lung her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
Knight Mr.. and Mrs. Knight will go TO
their farm in Dummerston soon to re-
main during large part of the summer.
F. E. Beeman. who has charge of 50
men laying the double track between
Putney and Westminster. spent Sunday
at his home here. Mr. and Mrs Beeman
VIII Keep their home here in Brattleboro
II. NJ. Riddell of Boston came to Brat
ueboro Wednesday and spent yesterday
in Wilmington, where he went to ar
range for placing monument on the
tamlly lot over the grave of his father
George \. Russell of Springfield, Mass.
has been chosen a member of the ex-
ecutive committee of the American Bap-
ust Missionary Union to fill a vacancy
caused by the death of Gen. j. j. Estey
General Manager Fitzhugh. of the Cen
tral Vermont railroad system was in
Brattleboro yesterday and Went over the
narrow gauge railroad as far as West
Dummerston to inspect the third rail for
broad gauge cars.
Harry White, architect in the New York
Office of McKim Mead & White. was in
Brattleboro over Sunday. He had been
10 Wilmington TO present plans for the
hotel and public hall which Major F. W.
Childs will build there
Among the Brattleboro men who were
drawn as jurymen for the term of the
United states court in session in Windsor
TINS week were John Calvin, j. /. Knowl-
ton George H. Thomas w. S. Guild
CHARLES Ellis, c. r. Crosby, c. H Daven-
port and NJ. j. Moran.
Miss Celia Brain of Mortified. Mass
I formerly a compositor in The Phoenix
once and later proofreader in Green
neld, was a member of the class which
graduated from the training school for
nurses in the Garfield Memorial hos
pital in Washington, d. c.. this week
The following is from the Greenfield
Gazette and Courier: Miss Christine
Hubbard is pursuing her studies in vocal
music with Mary Howe. The famous
brattleboro singer having become inter-
ested in Miss Hubbard's voice, sent for
her to come and see her. and gave her
special announcement as to her future as
a singer"
Brattleboro persons who attended the
meeting OF the grand lodge of Odd Fell
lows in Ludlow this week included Mr.
and Mrs. F. E. Perry, w. f. Goddard,
A r. Roberts, Leopold Retting John