Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-28
RRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Mary ONeil spent Sunday in
Springfield, Mass.
O. u. Stowen was in Boston the first
OF the week.
Mrs Daniel Brosnahan has returned
after several weeks visit in New York.
Rev Father o Donoghue said mass sun
day in Putuey at Mrs. Heffrons house.
Misses Nettie and Nellie Butterfeld re-
turned TO their home in Westminster West
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Adam Thomas will go to-
day to CORTLAND, y. Y, for few weeks
stay.
Miss Elizabeth Hopkins, who was at
her home over sunday, returned to Keene
Monday.
Miss Minnie Duny went Monday to her
home in Waddiugton, y. Y. for a visit Of
two weeks.
Miss Helen Reyes came Saturday from
New York for 4 short visit with Miss
Mary Frost
Mrs Fred l.. Howe and two children
will leave today to join Mr.. Howe at
Pawling. n. Y.
Miss Katherine Dwyer has gone to her
home in Springfield, this state, to remain
during the summer.
Mrs Sherman Abbott returned Wednes-
day after "A few days visit with her pa
ents in Northampton.
Congressman Kittredge Haskins attend
ed a meeting OF the trustees of Norwich
university in Mortified Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Cray returned Tues
day TO her home in Bellows Falls, after
several days visit with Miss Julia Bros
nahan.
The families Of John BaTows and L. b.
Barrows have gone TO their summer homes
on Ames hill to remain during the sum-
mer season
Miss S Emory Griswold was called to
her home by the death of her brother-in-
law J. b. Barker of Leicester. She will
return Monday.
Mrs. b. F. Ketchum and Miss Kate
Ketchum returned from New York Sat
. urday They will spend the summer at
the Brooks House.
John ]. Grady went Monday to Spring
field. Mass TO take the position of book
keeper with L. f. Adams in the flour
ana grain business.
Judge Schwenk is in Montpelier to at
| tend a meeting Of the commission APP
pointed TO prepare a uniform system of
papers for probate offices.
Rollin Dewitt, who has been a teacher
of languages in Port Royal, Va, the past
year, returned last week He is staying
with his mother, who is at Mrs. S. S.
Hunts on Green street.
Norwich university conferred the hon
urary degree of LII. ID. upon Rev. Charles
o. Day president of Andover theological
seminary at the commencement exercises
yesterday. ,
Rev. c.. o. Day, president of Andover
| theological seminary, was in town a short
time Saturday on his way to Northheld
where he delivered the baccalaureate
sermon at Norwich university com
mencement Sunday.
H, w Eddy, formerly manager of the
Brooks House, and Mrs. S. E. Williams.
who were at the Brooks House a short
time, returned by automobile to Newton
vile, Mass, early in the week. Mr. Eddy
visited his mother in Wardsboro.
DR.. G. F. Barber and Miss Margaret
Barber are in Newburg, N. Y, this week,
guests in the family of DIR. Randall, DR..
BARRIERS former college classmate DIR.
Barber and daughter were in Poughkeep-
sic n. Y, Wednesday to witness the in
tercoleglate boat races.
Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Trout of Sprine-
field, ILL.,, spent Sunday in town with
their SON. Rev, d. +. Trout the new pas
tor of the Universalist church. They
are east to attend the Tufts college COM
mencement when their son graduates
from the Tufts divinity school.
Among the Mystic shrlners who attend
ed the meeting of Mt. Sinai temple in Rel
lows Falls Wednesday evening were I n
Bailey c, r. Crosby, F. B. Putnam. DR.
{. II. Aldrich, DR.. II. L. Waterman DR.
r. s. Newell, Charles Henkel, c. e. Graf
fam. c. A Boyden, f, w. Nichols. w IT
Hlnton, M. G. Houghton, f. H. Howard.
Joel Flagg of Guilford. Brattleboro fur
H nislleu several candidates, Wilmington,
Newfane and Townshend one each.