Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-08-19

pha are visiting Mr.. Benefits parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Bennett a few
weeks.
John Cunningham Of Buffalo, n. Y,
came to attend the funeral of his uncle
Rev. Father Cunningham, hich was held
Saturday.
The Misses Hays, daughters of Presi-
dent Hays of the Grand Trunk railroad
company, were at the Brooks House
Tuesday.
At the annual meeting of the Union
Chapel association of Hyannisport, Mass,
held recently. Rev E. A. Slack was re-
elected president.
D. NJ. Barber is spending three weeks
with his brothers, Frank ]. and Arthur ].
Barber in Oshkosh, Wis, and Edgar Bar
Der in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Miss May Stakeholder, Miss Izetta
Stewart and Miss Mary Fits went to
Quebec on the 223 train Tuesday morn
ing to remain until tomorrow.
r. II. Baker and daughter, Marion, re-
turned Wednesday from a visit of a few
days in Boston. Mrs. Baker will remain
in Boston the rest of the week.
Mrs. Mary Gould, Miss Hattie Legier
| and Rev. and Mrs E. w. Sharp of
Mortified, this state, are guests at Mrs.
Emogene Whites on Prospect Hill.
Mrs. James White and daughter. Grace,
who have visited in town and at Spot
| FORD lake since TUESDAY, Will return 10
their home in Meriden, Conn, today.
Miss Edith Gould, who has been here
large part of the summer with her
aunt, Miss Emma Dutton, returned yes
terday to her home in New York city.
Prof. and Mrs. williston Walker were in
| Pittsford Monday to attend the golden
wedding of Rev. DIR. and Mrs G. N.
Boardman. DR.. Boardman Is Prof. Walk
ers uncle.
Mr. and Mrs W. B. Smith came Mon
day from Springfield, Mass, for a vaca-
| ton of two weeks. They will visit In
Putney, Townshend and Mount Holly be-
fore their return. .-,-.r
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Webster and CHILD
came from Brooklyn Wednesday. Mrs.
Webster and child will remain here until
Oct. l and Mr.. Webster will come here
for occasional visits.
Avalon Converse, who has been work
ing in a clothing store in Kansas City
Mo-, the past year and one-haf, arrived
in Brattleboro Monday night for vaca-
ton of two or three weeks.
News was received Monday morning
that James Cunningham of Restrevor
County Down, Ireland, was critically IL
and not expected 10 live. He is brother
of the late Rev. Father Cunningham.
Frank Holland, who was at Warner
Eason's several weeks. left yesterday FOL
Plattsburg, N. Y, where he will begiT
his seasons work with the tneatrlca
company of which his sister, Mildred
Holland, is the star.
Sewall Morse went this week to Spring
field, Mass, to build engines for an au
tomobile of the new patented type which
he intends to put on the market. also Il
begin an engagement as cornetist in tn
orchestra at the Court Square theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Howe and sons o
Bennington came to Brattleboro Frida!
for a visit with Mr. Howe's sister, Mrs
H. A. Barker. Mr.. Howe was in Boston
from Saturday to Tuesday and on his re
turn here Mrs. Howe and children accom-
panied him back to Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Flagg and daughte
of Boston have been visiting Mr.. Flagg'
brother, E. e. Flagg. Mr.. Flagg was as
sociate editor of the Reformer II year
ago. and afterward was connected wit
daily papers in Boston. He has bee
a practicing attorney in that city sew
eral years.
Among those who attended the funera
of Arthur w. Scott Tuesday were DR.. an
Mrs Walter Scott Of Troy, N. Y, MI
and Mrs. Leslie Scott and daughter G
, New York, Herbert Austin OF Boston
Mrs Ella Warner OF North Adams, Mr.:
r George Davis and son and Mr.. and Mri
M a. Woodland of Shelburne Falls, MI
and Mrs George Scott OF Halifax an
Charles Hooker and Philip Alden OF Am
herst.