Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-30
5RATTLE5oRo PERSONAL.

Mrs Maria Burdett is visiting in
Riverside, Mass.
Miss Anna Gorborino is working in the
Office Of F. L. Houghton.
Miss Margaret Murphy of Nashua is
visiting at Catherine Leahys.
Miss Nellie Griffin will go tomorrow to
Holyoke to remain until after the 4th.
Miss Minnie Parker of Sharon is spend
ing month with Mrs. c. A. Waitman
Mrs. Robert F. Wheeler is visiting DIR.
and Mrs. d. c. Bangs in Rockville Conn
Frank Eckes went Wednesday to
Thousand Islands, where he will work in
a hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dimes of Wor-
cester are visiting their son, Harry Dimes
OF Clark street.
Misses Jessie Perkins and Annie Raden
have returned to Keene after being in
town several months.
Mrs. Ozro HaTwood returned to Orange
Mass, after a weeks visit with her sis
ter Mrs l. o. P. Smith.
a. o. Wellman returned Saturday to
Brookline after a few days visit with his
sister, Mrs. c. A. Waitman.
Mrs. Daniel Brosnahan and Miss Mary
Brosnahan will go Wednesday to Brooklyn
and Long Branch for a stay of a few
weeks.
Principal H. X. Whitaker attended the
Amherst college commencement day ex-
ercises Wednesday. Ralph S. Patch grad
uated with the degree Of bachelor of sci
ence.
c. G. Maynard returned yesterday after
being in the north part of Vermont and
New Hampshire since the last of May.
He will have the month of July for a va
cation.
Charles Kaye, who came home from
funeral of his step-mother, will remain
a while to recuperate from an attack of
malaria
Arthur w. Peach. Elwin Kidder and
Oscar Ray returned last night from a
visit in Bellows Falls, Keene, Westboro,
Worcester and Boston. They visited A
L. Blair and family at Westboro
Conductor James Griffin. who has
charge of the 5.45 a. m. train north to
White River Junction, is living at the
Brooks House. Mr. Griffin returns to
Brattleboro at 2.O7 and goes to South
Vernon at 3 o'clock returning from South
Vernon during the afternoon as extra
conductor. During the winter Mr.. Griffin
was baggage master from Springfield to
Keene.
Mrs. Helen Warren Anger returned to
New York Monday after spending a few
days with her mother. Mrs. Jennie T.
Warren. Mrs. Anger will sail for Europe
Saturday, July l, on the Caledonia, ac-
companied by two friends, New England
women, who are teachers in New York
city. They will travel in Germany,
Switzerland and France, and will return
about Sept. To-
d. Brainerd Spooner. A. B.. who is a
nephew of Mrs F. w. Weeks and has
visited in Brattleboro several times, was
awarded the degree of doctor of philos-
ophy in Indie philology at Harvard this
week. His thesis was: "A critical study
of the Scholia of Mallinatha upon Kali
idasa's lyric poem entitled The Cloud
Messengeh or Megha-D Duta, Mr..
Spooner has gone to London and Berlin
for year of study.
Melvin Thurber, who received his de-
gree at Colgate university, Hamilton, N
Y, last week, was given honorable mem
tion in the Lewis oratorical contest and
was one Of the six seniors chosen for the
commencement debate. Mr. Thurber will
coach the foot ball team of st. Lawrence
university, Canton, N. Y, during the fall
and later will enter the theological de-
partment at Colgate TO study for the min
lstry. His sister Miss Florence Thurber,
who attended commencement at Colgate,
returned with him Tuesday. Percy Crow
ell has returned from Colgate for the
summer vacation.