Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-10
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL

yesterday to visit her sister.
Miss Eilda Bohrman has gone to tbe |
Adirondacks for the summer.
Miss Jessie Batchelder went Tuesday to |
her nome in Ashland, n. H.
A. O. Wellman of Broolxline is ,isitir,, |
at c. \. Welman's this week
Mr.. and James A. Lillis returned VOC.
terday to their home in Rutland
Mrs. Melissa Carey is visiting her son. |
Dana Carey, in Leominster Mass
Mrs. Charles Akley and Roy Park are
spending a week in NORTHAMPTON.
Mr. and Mrs II. II. Bowles of West |
port, n. H., were in town Saturday.
Miss Maud Howard of West Town
shend is visiting Mrs. Charles Reach
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Stone are visiting
relatives in Whately, Mass, this week
j. p. ellison of Saratoga is spending the
week with his sister, Mrs. S. G. Burpee
F. s. Morrison, state Y. NJ. G. \. seq
rotary visited Secretary Reed Wednes
day.
Mrs Harry Stone and son spent a part
field.
Arthur Starr of Chicago is visiting bis
mother Mrs. Farley Starr, on Western
avenue.
Miss Mary Mack attended Northamr-
toms anniversary celebration Monday ana
Tuesday
Misses Meme Anderson, Alice Ferritor
and Mary Mack spent Wednesday in
Amherst.
Mrs. Charles Winchester of Laleport.
\. H., visited Mrs. Jane JOY the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Kimban of clyde.
Ohio, came to Brattleboro yesterday for
a months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. stillson of Ben
nngton were guests of DR. and Mrs.
+. G.. Pettee Monday
Attorney ]. L. Martin is attending the
session of the Bennington county court
which began Tuesday.
Mrs. T. w. Sharp of Northncld. this
state, came Tuesday to visit her mother.
Mrs. Emogene White.
II. p. Wellman went to Springfield.
Mass, Tuesday on a business trip. He
is expected home tonight.
Miss Johanna Baker and Miss Bridget
Long returned Wednesday after spending
a few days at Spofford lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kirkland of Bos-
ton spent Sunday with Mr.. Kulllands
mother, Mrs. NJ. e. Kirkland.
Mrs. Cooley and daughter. Lillian. of
Greenfield are spending three weeks at
Nelson Cooley's on Canal street.
Mrs Julia Wilder of Topeka Kan, sis
of Geo y. Hines, is in town to spend sew
eral weeks. She is at Mrs. Fairs
Mrs ]. 7. Kaine and son, Louis. and
Miss Eliza Brosnan spent Friday in Bel
lows Falls with Mrs. John Hurley
Mrs J. J. Austin and daughter, Evelyn.
have returned after three weeks visit
in Albany, Springfield and Holyoke.
Miss Pauline Dencore of Springfield
Mass, has come to Brattleboro to spend
the summer with Miss Flora Pellerin
Mrs. Ella Woodland and daughter, Lu-
Ia of Nashua, n. H., visited Mrs Wood
ards brother, Warner Spear, the first of
this week
John Melvin Thurber, o. has been
elected president of the Students AS
ISOLATION of Colgate university, Hami-
ton, y. Y.
Myron p. Davis, who is with the Red
Feather company, is expected home to-
day to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Davis.
r. c. Bacon was called to New York
Tuesday on account of the death on that
day. of the infant son of his sister Mrs.
E. NJ. Wheatley.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Sargent of Spring
field, Mass, are with Mr.. Sargents pa
rents his mother, Mrs. c. w. Sargent
being critically i'll.
Mrs. Frank Mills and two children. of
Washington street, returned this week,
after spending two weeks with relatives
in New Haven, Conn.
Mrs Merton Staples and two children,
who have visited Mrs Staples's mother
Mrs. Charles Leitsinger, a week, have re-
turned to Bellows Falls.
DR.. and Mrs. Dexter of Washington
D. c.. have announced the engagement
of their daughter Katherine to Harold
F. Rabbit of Cleveland, Ohio.
y. S. Chapman is postal clerk in Charge
temporarily of the Brattleboro-South
Londonderry run in place of Capt a. w.
Davis, transferred to Newport.
Mrs Fred Cutler and children of Min
neapos will come to Brattleboro soon to
spend the summer with Mrs. Cutler 5
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Field.
Mrs f. r. Lynch and two children went
Monday to her former home in Nova
Scotia for the summer. DR.. Lynch ac-
companied them as far as Boston.
c. O. Chamberlain is at the Adirondack
Inn at Scandaga park in the Adiron-
dacks making preparations to open the
hotel before the end of next week.
Miss Eliza Brosnan went Monday to
Ulster Pa, to visit before returning to
her home in Chicago. John T. Kaine ac-
companied her far as Greenfield.
Mrs Allan D. Brown of Mortified, this
state has not decided to return TO hei
house on Tyler street the coming sum-
mer The house is offered for rent
Mrs. Herbert Houghton, Mrs. Charles
Gould and Mrs. Carrie Perry ATTENDED
the funeral of their niece, Mrs. Ida Has
kns Frost in Greenfield last Saturday.
Rev. Father Griffin of the Catholic uni
versty of Washington and four Doy'
came today to occupy Father Grimm
cottage at Spofford lake during the sum
mer.
Fred Spencer and Luther Hawley, Jr:
will enter Worcester POLYTECHNIC lnsu
tute next autumn. They are attendint
the commencement exercises there thl'
week.
Hiram r. Gorham of Lawrence, Iehh.
and daughter Katherine, of Huntington
w Va, We're guests over Sunday OF Mr.
Gorhams cousin, Henry II. Pratt oi
Frost street.
Capt. and Mrs. Ernest j. waterman
returned to Bratteboro from washington
d. c., Monday to spend the summer
They are living at Judge e. L. water
mans on High street.
Mrs. L. NJ. Stickney of Esteyvihe' wh'
has been seriously i'll at the home OF ne
son, Warren Heald in South LONDON
derry, is gaining rapidly and Is apie u
sit up part of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert H. Rice OF Hol
yoke, formerly of Brattleboro, nave Is
sued announcements of the marriage Jun
/, of their daughter, Miss Bessie lsauoI'