Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-23
sRArTLgsoRo PERSONAL.

J. T. Denning spent Saturday in SPRING
field. Mass.
O. H. stickney is working in Clark's
grocery store.
Mrs. E. Wales went today to Big Rap
ids Mich, for a visit.
oscar Marshall is at Sponord lake to re-
main during the summer.
Miss Minnie Moran will go Sunday TO
her home in Millers Fails for a visit.
John Leahy returned Sunday to Meri-
den. Conn, after a visit to his home here
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Brosnahan re-
turned Monday after a visit in Bellows
Falls.
Mrs. Catherine Cunningham OF HYDE
Park. Mass, visited in town the first OF
the week
Mrs. c. D. Noyes and mother came to
Brattleboro yesterday from Colrafn to
spend a few days.
Casper Moran and Howard WeIlman are
attending meeting Of piano and organ
dealers in Put-in-Bay. Ohio
Rev. Dr. Griffin Of the Catholic univer-
sity in Washington is at his cottage at
Spofford lake for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Haskell are in
Philadelphia, called there by the critical
illness OF Mr.. HaskelTs father.
VIII Bradley moved Wednesday to ls
NdALdi street MI Barnes mas taken the
tenement vacated by Mr.. Bradley at q
Clark street
F. S. Plat Of Poultney and Judge ]. A
Merrill Of Rutland were in Brattleboro
two days this week taking dispositions in
a Rutland case at law
Miss Johanna Brown of New York and
her nephew, James J. O'Donnen Of Gran
by. are expected tomorrow to spend the
summer months with Miss Mary Brown
II n
board Of health. and DR.. and Mrs. Henry
Tucker attended the health officers school
at Burlington this week.
Congressman Foster. speaker at the
graduation exercises, was a guest of
United States District Attorney Martin
and Mrs. Martin during his stay In Brat
tleboro.
Miss Grace E. Hayden, who was a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. White several
in Hollis, n. H Raymond White accom-
panied her.
Foster Crown OF Northampton and Mr.
and Mrs. p. F. Crown Of Brattleboro have
returned after a fishing trip Of several
days in Wilmington They visited at Sid
ney Morris's.
W. c. Reed Of wolcott has a position
as postal clerk on the Brattleboro- South
Londonderry run, succeeding Postal Clerk
Jackson. who has been promoted to the
Faybans-Springhel run
Thomas Long and son. William Long OF
New York. started yesterday for Los
Angeles, Calf, where they intend TO
make their home. Mr.. Longs family viii
go later, when he is settled there.
Cretie Turner has finished work at the
Bratueboro House. She will go to Spring
field Monday and from there to Athol.
where she viii remain for an indefinite
visit with friends and relatives.
Carl T. Whittemore returned to Boston
Wednesday. after a few days in town.
Mrs. Whittemore viii remain in Brattle-
boro for a week longer before going to
her summer home at Buzzards Bay.
Mrs. E T. Mathison and children have
gone to Ansonia, Conn, to spend two
weeks before going to the shore at Gin
ton for the summer. Rev. Mr.. Mathison
viii go to Clinton in August for his va
cation
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Gull and son
Robert. of West Pawlet and a party OF
friends from that tOwn are guests al
Mrs Julius ]. EStey's, having come &c
Brattleboro to attend the graduation OF
Miss Florence Gull
Mrs c. F. R. Jenne, Sherman Jenne
Miss Della Sherman and Ellen Sherman
attended the commencement exercises al
Mt Holyoke college this week Mis-
Pauline Jenne, one Of the graduates, /:
Mr.. and Mrs E. Burr Smith and chill,
dren came from Plainfeld. N j.. Tues
day. Mrs. Smith and children are set
tied at their cottage at Spoiord lake fol
the summer. Mr.. Smith will come mex
week with the boys who are to form
Camp Chesterfield for 1876.
Miss Rena Hall, a graduate Of Well
esley college, who has been studying Ian
guages abroad the past year, arrived
home Saturday. She reached New Yorl
Thursday on the neutrality-suspicious. linz
steamer Patricia. and was met there b.
her sister, Miss HQrtense Hall. Mis-
Hall was first in GOttengin, Germany
and later continued her studies in Paris
W. E. Haskell and family arrived hons
from Buffalo, n. Y, Saturday in Mr.
HaskeIFs new Thomas touring car. o;
arriving here Mr. Haskell found a tel
egram stating that his father had beeI
stricken with paralysis in Philadelphia
He went TO that city Sunday, returning
Tuesday. but left again the following day
a second telegram stating that his fathe
was worse having been received.