Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-03
BRATTLE8oRo PERSONAL

NJ d. Grout spent Sunday with his
brother i'm Cavcndish
I'D. Benson was at home from North
ampton over Sunday and Monday
oscar j. Willard of Springfield. Mass.
greeted old friends on Memorial dav.
Mrs John Martin of Boston spent Me-
mortal day with Mr. and Mrs. A. e.
Wood.
Norman Farr has moved from Clark
street to the shea house on Western av-
cuuc.
Mrs. y. a. Cheney left Thursday for n
visit with her daughter and with friends
bon Maine.
Dan c. Webster of New York spent soy
oral days with relatives i'm Brattleboro
this week.
Chalmers Holbrook came from New
York Friday to spend the summer vaca-
tion i'm town.
Hosea Mann of Torrington, Conn. was
i'm town the latter part of last week on
business trip.
Frank Baker returned the first of the
week to Springfield Mass. after a short
visit in town.
George Cain of Meriden, Conn, has re-
turned To that city after visit of a few
days in town
Mrs. Bert Seims returned Saturday af-
ter a visit of several weeks with her mar
outs in Brooklyn.
Mrs. w. h. Crombie and daughter left
Thursday for a visit of three weeks in
Springfield, Mass.
Leslie Brasor of Boston has been visit
ing at the home of his parents on Canal
street several days.
Harry Smith of Meriden. Conn. visited
his parents. Mr. and Mrs c. u. Smith.
over Memorial day.
Mrs. Charles Denison of Springfield
Mass. former resident ie bar, f,r
stay of several days.
Mrs. George II. Ryder went Tuesday to
Plymouth. Mass to spend two weeks with
her son, Walter Boyden.
Mrs. e. II. Putnam left Tuesday for
visit of ten days in Hartford, Woodbury.
and Birmingham, Conn.
James Dunleavy returned Friday from
Philadelphia, where he studied several
weeks at an optical institute.
George Wicutt, who has been at work
in Springfield, Mass, the past six months
has been at home several days
Dr. c. S. Pratt was in Boston Monday
and Tuesday, and Mrs. Pratt. who spent
week there, returned with him
Harry X. White of New York city
came home Friday to remain with his
mother until after Memorial day.
Harry Conland went yesterday to Hart
ford, Conn, to begin his duties in the bus
mess Office of the Hartford Courant.
Miss Carrie E. Cobb of Springfield,
Mass, visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Cobb, from Friday to Monday.
II. G. Pearson, who has charge of the
Goodnow Pearson store in Fitchburg,
was in Brattleboro over Memorial day.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Hackley of Green
field came to Brattleboro on a carriage
drive Sunday, going to Halifax Monday.
Harold Whitney entertained friends
from Amherst college at his home over
Sunday. He returned to Amherst Tues
day
Miss Helen Tearse and Miss Julia In
graham of Smith college We're guests of
Miss Edna Crosby from Saturday to Tues
day
General Manager Francis A. Houston,
of the New England Telephone Il Tele
graph company, of Boston. was in Brat
tleboro Monday.
Fred ellison of St Johnsbury has been
in town this week to visit his father, c.
2. Gibson. who has been ill several
months and whose condition now is Sc
rious.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. b. Stedman of SPRING
field, Mass, are spending several days
with relatives in West Brattleboro. Their
son. Fred c. Stedman, was in town We'd
nesday.
Charles w. Durham left yesterday on
a fishing trip of three weeks on lakes 16
will meet him in Bangor and accompany
him to camp.
Mr. and Mrs a. C. Aldrich and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dresser of Boston came to Brattle-
boro Sunday in Mr.. Aldrich's automobile.
Mr.. Dresser is treasurer of the Puritan
Trust company.
c. w. Durham and c. r. Crosby on
Friday made a run in the formers au-
tomobie to Wilmington in l hour and 46
minutes and on returning their time was
l hour and 81 minutes.
Arthur Hyde will go next week to the
Adirondack mountains. where he Will
have a position through the summer as
cashier and stenographer at THE Ant
lers" on Racquette lake.
Prof L. b. Patton, of the Hartford
Theological seminary visited his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. S. Patton
part of this week having returned from
a years study and research in Palestine
Mrs Fanny F. H. Stevens. who quietly
celebrated her Seth birthday anniversary
last week went Monday to Springfield
Mass, for a visit of few days witn her
sister, Mrs. Eliza Bedding, who is 50
years old.
Miss Pauline Jenne of Mt, Holyoke col
lege played at a reception of the Frank
lin County Alumni association in Green
field Saturday and came from there to
Brattleboro to spend Sunday and Monday
with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Hawley and
son, Freeman, of Gardner, Mass, came
to Brattleboro Saturday. Mr.. HaWley
returned Tuesday, but Mrs. Hawley and
son will spend a month with Mrs Haw-
ley's mother Mrs II. p. Freeman.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Goodhue of High
land street were called to Westminster
West yesterday to attend the funeral OF
their brother in-law Reuben Miller, who
was for many years owner of one OF the
best farms in that place. He had lived
in the village recently
]. Willard Cobb and Walter o. Cooley
returned from Newfound lake, near Bris-
toll N H., Monday, bringing a eaten OF
nine lake trout which weighed 90 pounds
the largest fish tipping the scales at ABOUT
seven pounds The fish We're on eNhlp-
ition in Schorling & Johnson's window.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. r. Jenne and chill
dren, Miss Pauline Jenne ana sherman
JENNIE, will start for the st. Louis eX-
position June 20. They will go from St
Louis to Lincoln, Neb., to visit MI Jen-
ne's sister Mrs. Jones, whose husband Is
managing editor of the Nebraska state
Journal.
Dr. Harry w. Stedman has been IN
town several days. He returned in jan
uary to his home in Springfield Mass,
from Colorado, where he has been en-
gagged the past two years in mining ana
other ventures. He expects to return
Nn1r L.