Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-17
sRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. c. A. McRae is spending several
days in Springfield, Hartford and Meri-
den.
Miss Emily Guild has returned from
Tufts college to spend the summer vaca-
ton.
Ed Jolvette moved Tuesday from A. G.
Aliens house on Vernon street to Organ
street.
Mrs Almon Hale of Bernardston was
the guest of her niece, Mrs. NJ. A. Howe,
over Sunday.
Mrs. n. A. Cheney returned this week
from a visit in Old Orchard Biddeford and
Portland, Me.
F. I. Swift attended the Masonic meet
ings i'm Burlington this week. Mrs. Swift
accompanied him.
Miss Alice Jones returned Monday after
spending few days in Springfield and at
Mt. IIolyoke college.
W. Frost Minor of Farmersburg Ind,
came Monday for a months Vaca-
ton at T.. G.. Frosts.
Ralph :. Patch 05, of Bratteboro has
been elected manager of the Amherst col
lege base bail team.
Mrs. Lizzie Taft and daughters, Esther
and Ruth, of Norfolk Ncb., are visiting
at Freeman SCOTS.
Mrs T.. Burr Smith and two children of
Plainned, ~ j. are guests at Mrs. +. IL.
Fairs for two weeks.
Mrs. f. A. Gleason and j. T.. Gleasons
children will 20 to Wardsboro Monday
to spend the summer
Miss Mary Howe has returned form New
York city to occupy her home ON Harris
place during the summer
Miss Mamie V. Sullivan and Eddie sui
Ivan of Trenton, n. j., are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles f. Mann.
Mrs. Addie Winchester and children of
Holyoke visited at A. Ct. Aliens this week
on their way to their home.
Maj. w. II. II. Holton of New York
city was guest at Judge Waterman's
this week on his way north.
Mrs. a. Pope Wilder of Kansas City is
spending the summer at Mrs Fairs. She
is a sister of Mrs. G. a. Hines.
Dexter L. Stone of New York. formerly
of Wilmington, was in Brattleboro on
business the first of the week.
Miss Pearle L. Cheney has returned
from Bar TIarbor, Me, To spend the sum-
mer vacation with her parents.
d. H. Kendrick of Amherst, formerly
proprietor of the Kendrick House in Put
ney, was in Brattleboro Saturday.
Miss Nellie Mack who was trimmer
in Northampton during the past season in
millinery, returned to Brattleboro Monday.
Mrs. n. NJ. Perry left Tuesday for Athol
for a months visit. She will visit in
Boston and Portland, Me, before return
ing.
Perley Holmes of Boston came home
Monday to spend a vacation of two
weeks. He is engaged in Boston as a
nurse.
Rev. Father Cunningham went to Man
chester, this state Monday to attend a
summer retreat for priests. He will re-
turn today.
Mrs George S. Streeter and son of
Springfield, Mass, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Streeter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs c.
w Bliss
Foster Crown, Fred Thomas and Verne
Winchester started Wednesday night for
a three weeks trip to the worlds fair in
ST. Louis.
F. b. Putnam was confined to his house
the first of the week by an injury to his
knee, in which the knee cap was thrown
out of place.
Mr. and Mrs. s. w. Kimball went to
Chester Wednesday for a weeks visit
at the home of Mrs. KimbalIs brother,
f. d. Atwood.
Myron G.. Taylor of Manchester, this
state, who was formerly in tle meat buci-
ness in Brattleboro spent Sunday with
Brattleboro friends.
Mrs. Annie Wise Harrington and sis
ter, Miss Hattie Wise. of Boston, and
Mrs. Kittie Milliken Bennett guests at
George +. Crowell's
E p. Carney of Proctor has a position
in the Brooks House Pharmacy, succeeding
George Dupaw, who Will begin work in a
Bellows Falls drug store next month.
DR.. and Mrs. E c. Thorn and chill
dren of Deerfield and Mrs. Cora T.. Fox
and Mrs. Charles Hoffman of Brooklyn
We're guests at the Pettee-Thorn wedding
last evening.
Miss Helen Miller Gould. who came
from New York last Saturday to attend
the Mortified Seminary anniversary ex-
ercises, spent Tuesday in Brattleboro
before returning 70 New York
Rev. E. Q. S. Osgood. Mrs. Prescott X
White and Miss Elizabeth Frost repre-
sented the Unitarian church of this towr
at the installation services yesterday OF
Rev. D. NJ. Wilson of Mortified.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Orkns of Brook
Ign came to Brattleboro Tuesday, ac-
companied by Mr.. Orkins's father anC
mother, Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Orkins, whC
have been visiting them the past week.
Robert B. Mitchell of New York came
home Saturday to remain until after thu
marriage of his sister, Miss Dora B
Mitchell, to Oscar F. Benson, which will
take place next Tuesday evening in the
First Baptist church
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Adams will go t
Andover, Mass, tomorrow to attend tn
Draper readings, in which Miss Ruti
Adams of Abbott academy will partici
pate Miss Adams will return to Brattle
boro Tuesday for the summer vacation.
Gently from the Hartford Theological sem
mary, receiving the degree of B. D., ha
accepted a call to become pastor of tn
Congregational church at Hardwick, VT
and entered upon the work last Sunday.
Miss Mary E. Horton returned Monda.
from Saratoga, where she went on accoun
of the illness of her brother, Harry r
Horton, who has appendicitis. Mr.. Hor
ton is improving, and will not undergo a
operation until he RECEIVERS from his pres
ent attack.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. R. JENNIE and so
will start Monday on a western trip G
three weeks, being Joined in Greenfield b
Miss Pauline JENNIE. They will visit tn
Louisiana Purchase Exposition at S
Louis and will visit Mr.. Jenne's sister
Lincoln, Neb.
The wedding of H. NJ Miller of Lynn
Mass, formerly principal Of Brattlebor
academy, and Miss Katherine Fisher wi
take place at the home of Miss Fisher
parents Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Fisher,
West Brattleboro, next Wednesday ever
ing. Mr.. Miller is a practicing attorne!
large party from the Estey bushes
office, with their families, attended II
commencement concert given by the stl
dents in the Mortified Auditorium la
Saturday evening. giving themselves II
pleasure of hearing the use for the fir
time of the new Estey pipe organ ju
installed there.
Reports from Mrs. Annie NJ. Day siste
nv adODtiOn of c.. II. DaVenDOrt sta