Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-05-11
NO. 10
sRArrLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Leroy Houghton of Claremont visited
his mother over Sunday.
Mrs. ]. L. Martin returned Monday
after a short visit in Montpelier.
Miss Waldron of Boston has been the
guest of Mrs. s. E. Lawton this week.
E. r. Pierce Of Palmer, Mass, visited
his brother, George w. Pierce this week.
Clinton Brooks of Penn yam, N. Y,
was a guest at q. d. Whitney's over Sun
dal
Miss Alice Mandell of Springfield. Mass,
was guest of Miss Mary Croker Sum
day.
]. L. Martin has been engaged as the
Memorial Day orator in South London
derry.
Rev. J. s. Clark of Hardwick came yes-
terday to visit at his home in West Brat
tleboro
James Grady spent Sunday at the home
OF his cousin, Patrick Grady, in Pitts
| field, Mass.
Henry r. Brown has been on a "trip Of
several days In Northern New York buy
ing horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Young will move to
the lower tenement in G. A. Eelss house
on Clark street.
w. A. Sems Of The Phoenix composing
room is spending the week at his old
home in Brooklyn.
Rev. f. L. Masseck went to Meriden.
| j..
/ H. Holden until Saturday
Deacon c. F. Thompson's sickness has
reached a critical stage He has been
unconscious or delirious since Saturday.
John Barrows returned Saturday from
the Bermudas, where he spent the winter
as cashier in the Princess hotel
Rev. George B. Lawson will go to Day.
| ton, Ohio next week to attend the May
meetings of the Baptist societies.
Rollin S. Childs. who was confined to
/ the house by Illness three or four weeks,
is able to be at his Office this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur v. d. Piper of
Jamaica arrived In Brattleboro Tuesday
on their return from their wedding trip.
Miss Elizabeth T. Colburn of Baltimore
Nd, formerly of The Phoenix stan, will
sail on June % on Temple European
trip.
Congressman Haskins came from WASH
inton Friday to attend to business affairs
in Brattleboro. He returned Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. o. F. Koch and daughter Ethel
Weston, left Tuesday to join Rev. o. F.
Koch in his new parish in Chambers
Valley. Pa.
DR.. F. II. O'Connor, M. ]. Moran and
j. II. Burke attended the state conven-
ton Of Knights OF Columbus in Middle
bury Tuesday.
Col H. E. Taylor, who was in Benning-
home. was the guest of Col Thomas Han
non over Sunday.
Miss s. E. Griswold, who has been at
her home in Cornwall, this state, some
time, will return TO Brattleboro May a6
to resume her dressmaKing.
Philip Howe. who has been employed as
engraver in Vaughan & Burnett's since
last fall, went Monday to his home in
Keene, where he has similar position
Mr. and Mrs Charles d. Barrett gave
party at their home in Springfield,
Mass, Thursday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs H. F. Brooks of Brattleboro.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Graham returned
Wednesday from a two weeks visit in
Leominster. They will move Saturday
from 80 South Main street to Worcester.
Mass.
w. +. Minor will go to Philadelphia to-
morrow to visit his parents, but will re-
turn here for a short stay before leaving
for Farmersburg, Ind, where is en-
ployed.
Caspar Moran and Howard s. wellman
will go to Washington, d. c. tomorrow
! to spend several days attending the meet
/ ing of the Organ and Piano Makers as
sociation.
Fred Cressy, who is at work with the
engineers who are directing the construc-
: ton of the electric railroad from Benning-
! ton to Willlamstown. has been at home a
t part of the week from Pownal.
Mrs. Samuel w. Hubbard will be the
guest of Miss Marjorie White today. when
on her way from Bermuda, where she
has been with Mr.. Hubbard the past
I winter, to her former home in Walling-
{ ford, this state.
The late A. P. Chilis left a will naming
Z Mrs. Childs as executrix of his estate.
The will will be probated before Judge
j Clark of Castleton. The estate left is
not large and includes less than $4,000 in
life insurance.
Prof. Winiston Walker of Yale univer-
! sity was in town Saturday Prof. and
: Mrs. Walker are planning on a European
: "Trip during their summer vacation Their
children and nurse will occupy the
: family's summer home on Linden street
= as usual.
s Misses Mabel Hunt, Meta Stolte Helen
e Emerson, Alice Holden and Emily Clapp
/ went to Hinsdale last night as guests of
n Miss Grace Whitaker to attend sociable
i given by the ladies of the Congregational
: church. They were accompanied by Mrs.
IS w. c. Whitaker.
n Mr.. and Mrs James F. Hooker and
n daughter, Mrs. George w. Hooker and
n Miss Marie Miller will leave Boston June
y p in their trip to Europe. They will sail
!. on the Cymric, OF the White Star line, re-
e turning on the Oceanic, OF the same line,
e which leaves Liverpool for New York
n Aug. 20.
n Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Goodenough Mr..
~ and Mrs. p 3. EameS, MIS-. ii. 3. Dear
e born, Mr. and Mrs. w. 3. Banks, Mr..
l. and Mrs ]. P. Iiscom, Mrs. Ada Niles
'e and Mrs. S. w. Edwards attended the
;; Goodenough golden wedding in Spring
% field. Mass, Monday A poem written
le by Mrs. Alma J. Goodenough was read.
- F. 8. Pratt of Brattleboro is again at
a. work on the vouchers in the state au-
= ditor's office for p. w. Clement, Mr..
q : Pratt is looking up some special matters
=, that his original examination brought to
so light as worth further investigation. He
y was noncommlttal as to whether or not
- he had found any platform material foI
% CLEMENT Montpelier Journal.
et William p. Hall of New York, the for.
s- mer Brattieboro resident who made q
fe large fortune as the inventor of railway
1d signal, has been elected president of the
re American Tract society, to succeed Gen
o. o. Howard of Burlington, over whose
= retirement resolutions of regret were
adopted. Mr.. Hall has been leader II
lg evangelistic work several years
The Boston Land company, under the
IL management OF Walter c. Piper, is selling
n a large tract OF building lots on an addi
in tion to Flint, Mich, known as Highland
or park. The Flint Daily News Of May
an said mt. Piper's plan Of selling lots, re
,s Quiring no taxes or interest, has met thu