Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-07
eeArrLEeoRo PERSONAL.

,,.. uancnc Clapp is spending a few
DID,. Dr. ". Childs is spending a week
ruuyes i'm Chester.
,r ..d Mrs. Freeman Scott were IN
,rg.r, visiting this week.
,,. r,rnadctte Cormia of Nergennes
d. town over Sunday.
. r. Dcvine of Springfield, Mass.
l.. rooms at o Canal street
rlIu l.. Powell of Springfield,
,he guest of Miss Florence
..- w. baylor has come here from
.. ro work in the Brooks House
r.,..r shop.
,..r.. Ahrens of Springfield, Mass,
.-. of Brattleboro, was in town
le.. i'm the week
,r and Mrs, f. o. Bennett of War
\9ss visited in town the latter
,. of last week.
,r vs. y. Thompson returned to Hart
.,. Conn, Sunday after short visit
s+t.r Brattleboro Retreat
r..a,r Iawley, jr, and Fred Spencer
~ Worcester Polytechnic institute have
,1..s5 ut home this week.
Nv and Mrs. w. A. seims will move
r.-.. I, from Clark street to G. A. Eels's
WOW house on Eels court.
..-fs Allen will go Sunday to SPRING
Geld and on Monday will enter upon the
duties of his new position.
Miss Southard Mrs. Bascom's trimmer,
t. been to the city getting new ideas
rr midsummer millinery.
....rrc 4. Hines went Saturday to
ty+Nburg for visit of a week with his
d..ghter Mrs W. S. Mckinney.
,rIrs T.. Downer returned Monday af-
cara. visit of several days with his sister,
Mr.. Walter Harvey, in Worcester
Mn. win b. Smith attended the tri-
,r,,. reunion of the Westtield Normal
s,fn.I I'm Wostfeld, Mass, Saturday.
Miss clara Gale has returned from
.l.r.nont, where she spent several days
viii. her sister, Mrs. George a. Briggs.
Mrs E /. Hildreth Mrs. II. w. Sar-
cont Mrs. H. A. Wood and Miss Florence
fudreth were in Springfield Mass, Sat
urlty.
Uagrhton Withheld of Grand Forks,
y d.. a student in Massachusetts lnsu-
mi. Of Technology, was at F. l. Hunt
Thursday.
Miss Cora Dutton housekeeper for DR..
Bowen. left yesterday on vacation trip
n TWO weeks, to be spent in Lyndon and
Mrrrsvillc.
Miss Fannie Parkhurst who came from
81 Johnsbury to attend the March Law
t1r wedding. will remain here for visit
Of several days.
Dwight Goodenough of Springfield,
Mass formerly of this town, is i'll at the
home of Mrs. Nellie Cudworth of High
street where he came recently for a
visit.
Don II. Scoven of Brattleboro and Guy
scoyen of Amesbury, Mass, have re-
Gently visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
In, y,
H. several days.
W 4. Cressy of Beverly, Mass c, A.
Cook of South Lancaster, Mass, F. c.
Parker of Concord, n. H., Verne H.
Winchester of Philadelphia, and Fred G.
Gibson of St. Johnsbury, statesmen FOR
Dunham Brothers. were in town this
week for their fall samples.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w Durham and son,
Stewart returned Friday from their fish
ing trip to Rangeley lakes. They eX-
perienced very cold weather, and one day
during their stay in camp four inches OF
snow fell. The fishing was excellent
however and Mr.. Durham brought back
several large trout and salmon.
Charles stolte returned from the
Averiu lakes Wednesday, bringing two
salmon and five lake trout of a total
weight of 25 pounds. j. f. Tasker, l. G.
Tasker, Alfred Thompson and George
Weuman will return today. When Stoltt
left George Wellman held first rank as
fisherman having landed laker weigh
ing six pounds.
Miss Harriet r. Barrows was one OF the
Al graduates this week from the domestic
science school of the Young Women
Christian association in Boston The
graduating exercises took place Tuesday
I'm the associa TONS building 40 Berkeley
street The Boston Journal of Wednes
day contained portraits of all of the grad
uating class Miss Barrowss mother
Mrs E. B. Barrows, attended the grad
uation and her daughter will return witt
her at the end of the week
The Lawrence Mass, Telegram of jun
said in its account of the presentation o
THE Bohemian Girl in that city: "Wll
liam Schuster the powerful baritone o
the company who appears as Count Arm
helm. governor of Presburg, has playe
the part all over the world and his prin
cipal solo, The Heart Bowed Down, on
Of the many famous selections in whlc
the opera abounds and which Will neNe
allow it to grow old and tiresome, is de
serving of the several encores 1t re
ceiyes." The Daily Eagle of the sam
date said: william Schuster, with hi
deep but sweet voice, played the Coun
Arnhem part to perfection, responding [
the encores in the second act