Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-06-29
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

| home here last week.
Miss A. Belle Guild went to Gloucester
Monday to spend 10 days.
Miss F. NJ King of Northampton is a
| guest of Mrs. c. d. Whitaker.
| Nathan r. Garland and mother of Min
neapolis visited at o. o. Wares last week.
Miss Adeline Warner went Saturday to
| Gloucester, Mass, for few weeks stay.
Miss May Goodhue of Westminster West
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. F. Schwenk
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. ST. Germaine have
been in Boston two or three days this
| week.
| Mrs. A. NJ Wright and son. Leonard,
| of Boston arrived at the Brooks House
Saturday.
Mrs Burchard returned to the Brooks
House Friday after spending five weeks
in Arlington.
Miss Elsie Haskell has returned from
school in Concord. N. H., to spend the
summer vacation.
Mrs. b. f. Ketchum went to her former
home in Cambridge, N Y, Monday for
an indefinite stay.
Mrs. c. f. Reyes went to her former
home in Iyndeboro, N. H., Saturday Tor
two weeks stay.
Luther W. Hawley. jr., came Tuesday
from Worcester Polytechnic institute for
the summer vacation.
Miss Ruth Whitcomb of Keene. came
Friday to be the guest of Miss Alice
Whitney a few days.
Mrs f. A. Seaverns of Boston came
Friday to spend several days with her
son, Houghton Seaverns.
Miss Florence Strong left Monday for
the northern part of the state, where she
will spend a few months.
Mrs. Henry r. Brown returned Tuesday
after a visit of few days with Judge
Gilson's family in Saratoga.
Miss Ripley a former classmate Of
Mrs, H. c. Rice at Smith college, was a
; guest of Mrs. Rice last week.
Mrs. George H. Ryder will go to
Sachem's Head today to spend two months
with her sister, Mrs. Wiggin.
A. B. Stark and Russell and Perry
Stearns of Greenfield came Friday to at
tend the high school reception
Miss Emily e. Guild. teacher in Dam
bury, Conn.,. came home Friday to re-
; main through the summer vacation.
Mrs. ]. Harry Estey went to New York
l Tuesday to meet Capt. Estey on his re-
tura from an extended European tip.
Sanford A. Daniels attended in Leices-
e ter, Mass, Thursday night the Central
Massachusetts Life Underwriters BAN
r quet
< Miss Grace Lane of Townshend came
Friday to spend two days with Miss Edna
. Crosby and to attend the high school re-
, | ception.
W. F. Root was in Montpelier Tuesday
I to conduct an examination for the state
board Of pharmacy. Nine candidates APP
| peared.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Phlnney of Reading,
= Mass, were guests OF their daughter.
: Mrs. II. E. Kingsley of Canal street. over
; Sunday.
}. Mrs Carl Gushing and son. Coburn. re-
G turned Saturday from Mortified, this
.f-sN \ ,-l.a TO-
v sister, Mrs. Sharp.
4 Fred w. Putnam sold last week his
:. handsome pair of bay Morgan horses &c
Mr.. Houghton OF Springfield. Mass, who
Il is a summer resident of Marlboro.
w. L. Goodnow OF East Jaffrey N II.
, and w. II. Goodnow, Miss r. p. Goodnov
d and w. +. Morse of Keene came to Brat
y tleboro Saturday in an automobile.
Major C. Houghton. Charles A. McRae
k c. r. GRAHAM, Arthur p. Simonds ant
d George NJ. Clay attended the Knight.
y Templar field day In Northampton Wed
.e nesday.
le in town Wednesday and yesterday, hay
II ing come to attend the annual meetins
l. OF the Vermont society of the Unitet
States Daughters Of 1872
Misses Ruth and Ella Adams returne,
In Friday from Andover, where the forme
graduated from Abbott academy las
week. They attended Miss Rose AM
ly Days wedding Thursday.
l. DR.. A. /. Miller and family started Sat
g. urday on weeks automobile trip. The
Up went first to Williamstown to attend tn
l., commencement exercises at William
ri college, of which DR.. Miller is graduate
,a Emerson Prouty, who enlisted from
n Brattleboro and served three years Il
as Company l, Sth Vermont regiment, in III
A. department of the gulf, has been admitte
Re to the soldiers home in Bennington froI
no | Washington.
eh Mr. and Mrs. Milton A. Mckee were i
he Bratteboro Friday and Saturday on thei
way from Canada TO their home in NeV
en- | York Mr. Mckee formerly was pressma
he for d. Leonard in the Harmony buildin
is printing office.
80 Miss Mary Pauline Jenne, teacher c
a. French and English in the academy q
III Leicester. Mass, has returned to he
~, home for the summer. She has been en-
nH gagged to fill her present position anothe
..n year, beginning in the autumn.
M Mrs. c. F. Reed returned Tuesday fror
er New York, where she had been visitin
re her son, Ralph, and his wife. Ralph Rec
IS. is now employed by the John Church Co
he | manufacturers of the Everett piano, tn
ad warerooms being at Fifth avenue and got
ce street,
III MISS stevenson teacner In the Mig
n school, went TO her home in Lowell, Mass
Saturday. Miss Allen left Monday fc
South Portland, Me-, where she will b
principal Of summer school. Miss Dan
went to her home in Amherst, Mass
lis Monday.
OK Rev Dr. A. G. Lawson has been with hi
son, Rev. c. B. Lawson several day
hs DR.. Lawson has been supplying a Bar
a fist pulpit in Cleveland several month
VI and while on his way here attended CON
~ mencement at Colgate university. II
or has just been elected general secretaT
as of the faculty of that institution. He wi
%; have specially in charge the Italian SEN
Gu mary and resident student work in Ne
en- York city
I'D Hugh Betterley, Dana Gilman and Clai
to ence renney, who received their degree
on at Norwich university last week, hay
e. been at home this week Marshall NoyS
d. of the same institution, is made one
W. the cadet captains for the coming yea
I'D Gilman will leave soon for Cole
raj RADIO where he will have position wit
"a the Colorado and Southern railroad. Tel
Ter ney has gone to Baltimore, where he hf
Ar an appointment with the Maryland higl
of way commission.
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