Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-06-19
sRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

The Misses Waite left Monday for an
outing at Catamct. Mass
Charles II. Thompson started Monday
for a vacation in the Adrondacks.
Miss Minnie Fisher returned Saturday
from visit of 10 days in Windsor.
Crosby Adams is spending two weeks
with w. II. Henley and family at Lake
Sunapee.
Miss Ruth Brown went Tuesday to
Springfield. Mass, to visit her uncle,
Frank Brown.
The marriage of Clarke G. Fits and
Miss Maud l.. Emerson will take place
Tuesday, June 30.
Mrs. f. c. Adams and Miss Ruth Adams
will go Monday to KennebunkpoTt, Maine.
to spend the summer.
Lieut. Gov. u. s. Stanton was in Brat
tleboro Monday afternoon and Tuesday
morning on probate business.
Ralph Patch will be one of the editors
of Clio, the junior annual publication of
Amherst College the coming year.
Miss Florence Putnam, who graduated
from the High school last week, returned
this week to her home in Alstead, n. il.
Miss Louise Williams. who has been
teaching school in Mount Vernon, n. Y,
came home Monday for the summer vaca-
| ton.
Fred c. Gale returned Wednesday after
I
was a winner in Kingston and Newburg,
y Y.
Mrs. Grace Cabot Holbrook and three
children of Brookline Mass, are at Mrs.
Fairs on North Main street for an eX-
tended stay
Principal and Mrs George Wright of
Bethel came to Brattleboro Monday to
visit Mrs Wrights parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. =. Elmer
Ill.
weeks learning to run the linotype ma
chine which will be installed in the Re
former Office.
State Auditor Horace f. Graham waa
at the office Of County Clerk Merrfeld
| Tuesday to audit the accounts of the
county officers.
Miss Addie Shattuck has finished her
work for the season in Donnell & Davis's
store. She will return this week to
Springfield Mass.
w II. Vnton returned Sunday night
from a trip to Leadvlle, Col. in the in
terest of stockholders in the Valley Leas-
ing & Mining company
Mrs. Opheia Stetson, who spent the
winter with her daughter Mrs. w. 2.
Jones. went Saturday to Jacksonville to
remain there during the summer.
DIR. H. d Holton. secretary of the state
board of health was in Shelburne Friday
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health in regard to an outbreak of small
poX.
Miss Mary Averin of Springfield. Mass,
attended the graduation exercises in the
Auditorium Friday evening. her nephew,
Richard c. Averill being one of the grad
/ yates.
Miss Aileene Clark of Orange, Mass,
visited several days with Mrs. ]. L.
Rogers, going from here Tuesday to at
"a
Academy.
Mr. and Mrs. l. W. Hawley and Luther
are attending the commencement eXer-
cises at Vermont Academy this week.
Miss Jessie Hawley is member Of the
graduating class.
Mrs. L. T. Mathison and children have
gone to Ansonia. Conn. Rev Mr. Mathi-
son will join them next month to go with
them to the Connecticut coast for the
summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fairbanks of Bos-
ton, former residents. have visited here
and in Guilford Mr.. Fairbanks is a spe-
cial pension examiner connected with the
department in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Henley and Percy
left Monday afternoon for their Lake
Sunapee cottage. Mr.. Henley will take a
prolonged vacation this summer and
spend the months of July and August
there
Principal H. X. Whitaker has been APP
pointed member of committee To ar
range for an excursion of Vermont teach
ers attending the i2d annual convention
of the National Educational association
in Boston July to 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Boswell and two
daughters of Greenwich, l.. l., Mrs. L. r
Perry and son of Boston, Mrs. Charles
Glover and Miss c. ]. Thomas of Boston
We're guests at the Brooks House over
Sunday.
c. G. Keyes of Los Angeles. Calf. now
holds the responsible and remunerative
office Of clerk of Los Angeles county, and
his son, Asa, a member of the California
bar, is one of the deputies of the district
attorney of Los Angeles county.
+. X. Barrows went to Amherst Tues
day to attend the reunion of his class at
the Massachusetts Agricultural College
He went from there to Boston, and then
on a vacation trip of several hundred
miles in the north woods of CANDIDA
Charles b. Cox who graduated at the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, is
spending two weeks at the Barrows cot
tage on Ames Hill, after which he will go
to Seattle, Wash, to have a position on
the United States geological survey.
J. Harry Estey- sailed from New York
Tuesday for Bremen on the Kaiser Will
liam de Crosse. lie will spend about two
months abroad, and after visiting Ger
man cities will so to England. Col. j. G.
Estey accompanied him to New York
Monday.
Cards are out for the marriage the
evening of the oath of Miss Sarah Nc
Weigh, daughter of Mrs. Matthew Nc
Weigh, and FaYette Miller an emplove
of the Grange store. Miss McVeigh has
been teacher in the Canal street school
several years
Frank E. Haskins, Phi. c., received this
week the degree of NJ. d. from Tufts
College He was marshal at the COM
mencement exercises held in Boston We'd
nesday. DR. Haskins will come home for
a short vacation and will then return to
Boston for special study.
Martin Austin, jr., has stored his house
hold goods for the present. The tene-
ment which he occupied in Charles
Miners house on Terrace street has been
taken by Mrs. Harvey, who came hare
from Chesterfield several months ago
and who has been living in Mrs. Ester
brooks house on Walnut street
Mr. and Mrs. E. Burr Smith and two
children and nurse came Saturday from
Plainfeld, n. j. Mr.. Smith returned
Sunday. Mrs Smith and children will re-
main two weeks at Mrs Fairs and will
then go to Spofford lake for the summer,
where Mr. Smith and his associates will
conduct a summer camp for boys.
The Northfield, Mimi, News of June 10
contained the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
F. j. Wilcox had for their guests the first