Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-05-22
BRATTLE5oRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. H. i. Bascom has been in New
York this week
r. u Morris was in Boston on business
Wednesday and yesterday.
r. c. Bacon was in Williamstown.
Mass, Monday on business.
Deacon and Mrs c. f. Thompson spent
saturday and Sunday in Boston
H. B. Larkin is making extensive re-
p..rs ON his house in Centreville.
Mrs j. e. Rogers went Monday for
visit in Orange and Shirley, Mass.
Mrs. c. l. Stafford and granddaughter
went Tuesday to Claremont n II.
Lester Barber has finished work for
the Vermont Loan & Trust company.
Nrr and Mrs. Ernest Brown of Amherst
spent sunday with relatives in Brattle-
boro.
Col. c. S. Forbes of st. Adams, editor
of the Ncrmonter, was in Brattleboro
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Smith returned
to Greenfield Monday after spending sun
day in Brattleboro.
Rev. John ). Lyon of Holyoke came
Wednesday to visit his mother at the
d NJ. Barber farm.
Mr.. and Mrs S. w. Kimbau went
Tuesday to Boston to spend a week with
Mir. kimballs brother.
Mrs William Orr of North Adams for
lutIlN MISS llGleu !. huntington, mas
been in Bratteboro this week
Louis Knight of Springfield. Mass. for
merly with +. II. Holden & Co.. spent
Sunday at his home in Bratteboro
Mr. and Mrs. Fred l.. Howe and chill
dren arrived in Brattleboro from the Ber-
midas Sunday night for the summer.
Liveryman Putnam and family, who
recently came from Chicago. moved yes
terday to the Doolittle house on Canal
street
Mrs. l. j. Fitch and Miss Edna Lawton
went Tuesday to Waterbury, Conn. to
attend the wedding of Aimee Hart.
Il relative.
Prof. Williston Walker of New Haven.
Conn, has been in Brattleboro this week
making preparations for occupying his
summer home.
n. l. Hawley spent Sunday with his
daughter, Mrs. John Lewis Morse in
Philadelphia. and afterwards visited in
New York city.
John Blake superintendent of Morn
fnGside cemetery, was in Wilmington
Friday and Saturday laying the walks at
the Childs Tavern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Woodbury. and
two children and Mrs j. h. Pope of Bev-
erly, Mass, are spending several weeks
at the Brooks House.
Misses Annie and Mollie Dewitt, en-
ployes at the Brooks House, went
Tuesday to their home in Barre for
vacation of two weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Dean Bangs of Rockville,
Conn, and Mrs. Bangs's grandfather
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wheeler on Pearl street.
Mrs. Cady and daughter, Ernestine. re-
turned Sunday to Hartford. Conn. after
spending a week with Mrs. Cadys sister,
Mrs. Clinton w. Sawyer.
Earl Arnold went Tuesday to Wes-
leyan University to visit Arthur Moore.
From there he went to other places in
Connecticut for weeks visit.
Evan Goodale had one of the principal
parts at the Commencement exercises of
the College of Pharmacy in Boston last
week the class history being assigned to
him.
Mr.. and Mrs Toof of Keene moved to
Brattleboro Monday. Mr. Toof will be
foreman in Huntley's laundry. Mrs.
Toof formerly was Mabel Huntley
Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. knight re-
turned Saturday to their home in Prov
idence, r. l., after a visit of 10 days at
the home of Mrs. knights father, John
S. Wood.
Rev. George B. Lawson left for Buff
falo Wednesday to attend the May an
niversaries of the Baptist national socie-
ties. His pulpit will be supplied sunday
by Rev. n. Fay Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred w. Putnam ano
children, who have been occupying Mrs
Julia L. Parker's house on Oak street
will start about June 10 for Southern Cal
ifornia. They also will visit in San Fran
cisco and Seattle, ana will be away abou
three months.
c. X. Ober of New York, field secre
tary of the Y NJ. c. A. internatona
committee, was in Brattleboro Wednes
day in the interest of state association
work. The state committee, or Whlcl
Col. j. G. Estey is a member, will NEE
in Burlington today.
The Springfield Sunday Republican, il
its forecast of the New England inter
collegiate athletic meet contained an eX
cellent half-tone picture of James u
Bagg captain Of the Wesleyan tracl
team and the crack sprinter of that uni
versity for the 100, 300 and 4iO-yard dashes
Fred Cutler of Minneapolis was mem
Der of the jury who found eX-Mayo
Ames of that city guilty last week OF &C
cepting brides Ames was sentence
Saturday to six months Imprisonment
on account of Mr.. Cutters duties as jury
man he was not able to come to the ~
neral of his step-father, Alonzo Starkey
Mr.. and Mrs D. o. Felt of Bosto
stopped at the Brooks House Monda
and went to Mr.. Felts former home !
Wardsboro in the evening Mr.. Felt
known in Boston as - Dave fell' On
of the biggest and bravest of Boston
police force, who is now on the retire
list, receiving half pay for life.
Senator Redfield Proctor came to Bra
tleboro Monday for a conference VIII
Congressman Kittredge Haskins an
United States District Attorney J.
Martin. A number of citizens WI
learned of his presence met the Senate
ar the Brooks House for brief converse
ton. Senator Proctor left on the =.
train for New York, en- route for Wasl
ington.
Mrs. Julia L. Parker returned Frida
night from her extended southern trl
and is staying with Mrs. Fred Richar'
SON her house having been leased uni
June l. Mrs. Parker left Brattleboro DC
G. and after a brief visit in New Ham,
shire went South with Mrs. John Nash
Springfield, Mass. They visited in Ne
York Washington, Philadelphia, Jacl
sonville, and various other places, al
spent 10 weeks at Nassau, Bahan
Islands. They had delightful trip
A large number of Brattleboro peopl
Including lawyers, jurymen and witnes
es. went to Windsor Tuesday to after
the May term of the United States couI
An incomplete list contains the nam
of Judge H. II. Wheeler, United stat
District Attorney Martin, Mrs. MART
Mrs TT r Brown stenogra pher,