Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-05-16
BRATTLEBoRo Personal.

c. II. Eddy has been in Boston ON
business trip this week.
Miss Clarissa Larrabee Of Greopf,ta
spent Sunday with Miss Eva Baker.
Mrs. G. II. Bond returned Tuesdav fr,-,
a visit of two weeks I'm Orange. Mass.
Maggie Mosher left today for Groom.
field, where she will spend the summer
Miss Sarah f.. Winslow has return,d
after a stay of a few weeks in Burlirg.
ton.
j. r. Rand has moved from South
Main street to the Selleck house iS
High street.
Mrs. w. H.. Fletcher went last Thurs.
day to Stoneham, Mass, for an extendod
visit with relatives.
Judge Il. l.. Waterman went Tueydsv
to Bennington as master in a case I'm the
court of %chancery.
c. NJ. Dugan's pupils will give a must.
Gale at Grange hall Monday evening
May 10. at s o'clock.
Rev. S. II. Lee, Of the French Pro.
testant College In Springfield. Mass. was
in Brattleboro Monday.
Martin Austin. jr., went THURSDAY on
a business trip to New York and Ph.a-
delphia. returning Sunday.
Clifford Baker, of the New York 1lf.
Insurance office, has been confined In
bed with illness this week.
Charles w Durham will leave today IN
his annual fishing trip to Maine. He will
go to K~ennebago lake this year.
Miss Lila Hescock, who has been car.
ing for her mother and sister I'm Towns
bend. has returned to f. d. Morris's.
H. j. Mullen, an expert electrician from
Burlington, has entered the employ If
the Vaughan & Sargent Electric com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Wilcox and Mr.
and Mrs. j.. II. White of Meriden. Conn.
were guests at the Brooks House over
Sunday.
Mrs. j. e. Rogers and son and her
mother. Mrs. Alice Wright. went Mon
day to Shirley, Mass, where they Will
remain until June 1.
Rev. Allan D. Brown Of Mortified
president of Norwich University. was In
Brattleboro Wednesday to attend the lee
ture by Capt. Hobson.
Miss Minnie f. Stockwell has returned
from Chester, Pa, where she has been
for several months. She spent some
time recently in Washington, D. c.
II. S. Bingham and f. L. Bates IF
Bennington were in Brattleboro MONDAY
in the interest of the candidacy Of Gen.
John G. Mccullough for the governorship.
c. G.. Maynard. who is spending three
weeks in Springfield in the interest Of tn.
drug house which he represents. spent
Sunday with Mrs. Maynard and daugh-
ctr.
The summer colony on Ames hill will
open their cottages about June LIST.
George NJ. Holbrook of Springfield. Mass.
will come to his summer home there on
that date.
United States District Attorney J. T..
Martin. Mrs. Martin and Mrs. II. r.
Brown. have been this week in Rutland,
where Chinese hearings have been held
in the United States circuit court.
Carl Harwood. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.
b. HARDWOOD of Western Avenue, started
Wednesday for Topeka, Kan. where he
will be employed in the car shops by
Hervey Barrett. who is well known in
Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. r. Cobb of Athol
came Tuesday for a visit of several days
with their daughter, Mrs. w. T. Haigh.
They came from Burlington, where they
spent 10 days with their daughter, Mrs.
George Fitzsimmons.
William e. Clark, formerly superintend-
ent of the m Valley railroad, has
so far recovered from typhoid fever that
he is now taking the place of the New
England agent in Boston of the company
by which he is employed.
p. :. Connors, who was recommended
on Saturday by the selectmen as town
iAtbtA atthA ~ III AIt Vacancy CdlStU
by the death of S. w. Richardson, re-
ceived his appointment on Monday. E.
r.. Thayer, %janitor of the town hall.
is acting as agent temporarily. but Mr..
onnors will begin work next Monday.
Lawyers c. c. Fits and Arthur c.
Spencer went Wednesday night to Mont
pelier, Mr.. Spencer to make the defend
ants argument before the supreme court
in the case of A. p. Carpenter. admins
traitor. appellant. against Israel Stoves
estate. Lawyer A. f. Schwenk went to
argue for the defendant in the case Of
Jason w. Rice against Frank D.. Chase
and Homer Lord.
James C. Bagg was one of the principal
winners for Wesleyan University in the
dual athletic meet which Wesleyan won
Saturday by a score of @-65 from Trinity
Bagg was first in the 220-yard dash. in
q S-5 seconds, and finished second in the
100 and 40 yard dashes only a few inches
behind Rankin. the Trinity star. The time
for the 100 Yards was 10 3-5, and for the
40 yards, 81 3-5. The day was windy.
making conditions %unfavorable for fast
time.