Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-05
eRArrLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Eugene Cray spent the 4th at his home
| in Bellows Falls.
Mrs Mary Smith Of I1olyoke spent
Wednesday in town.
Miss Julia Brosnahan is spending u
| week in Bellows Falls.
y. j. Dion went Wednesday to Boston
| to remain until Monday.
Miss Hannah Conroy will go tomorrow
| to Hudson, y. V, for a visit.
Miss Ruth Callahan spent the Fourth
at her home in CharlestOwn.
John Griffin of Troy, N. Y, is visiting
his sister Mrs. Harry Stone.
Mrs j. L. Goldsmith and two children
spent Wednesday in Greenfield.
Fred Mcclure of New York will come
today to remain through summer.
Daniel Sullivan returned Tuesday after
a visit of several days in Boston.
Misses Mary and Kathleen Stewart
| spent yesterday in Northneld, Mass.
Adm Iloughton of Springfield, this
| state, spent the 4th at his home here.
Mrs Charles Clark of Springfield, Mass,
| Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney II. Farr.
Miss Dorothy Todd and Miss Katherine
Denning spent Sunday in Palmer, Mass.
Mrs. John r. Grady and daughter,
! Mary spent Monday in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs Harry Kimball of Clyde Ohio, is
! visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. s NJ.
! Yeaw
Miss Nina Gilman returned Wednesday
after weeks visit with her sister in
| Northneld, Vt.
The Sisters Of St Joseph will go to-
morrow to the Rutland convent to stay
| until September
Miss Alzina Amidon of Springfield,
Mass, is spending the month in Brattle-
| boro and vicinity.
| Mrs. Charles Henkel returned Tuesday
| from a visit to her SON. Walter Henkel,
| in Stamford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Young will move
! soon from Clark street to Mr.. Stuarts
! cottage on Canal street
Miss Helen Martin went Saturday to
! Springfield, Mass. for two weeks visit
| with Miss Irene Graves
Or. Alderman and Mrs Alderman Of
! Springfield, VT, spent the 4th with her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs George Abbott.
Dun Riley was in Stafford Springs,
! Conn, yesterday to play with the Stat
| ford Springs baseball team against Mon
| son.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Verne II. Winchester re-
/ turned from their wedding trip last night
! They were at Ola Orchard beach several
| days
Louis f Ellis and family and his IA
| Their w. +. Ellis. and family, will go to
| Spouord lake tomorrow for a weeks va
cation.
John T. Austin finished work Saturday
as bookkeepcr at the Richardson market
/ ana Monday began work at the post office
as clerk
Mrs. L. +. Adams and Edith Adams will
| 20 next week to Springfield. Mass, to
| remain there with MIR. Adams until Sep
! TENDER
Miss Margaret Sullivan Of Springfield
! Mass, is visiting at her home on Will
/ liams street.
Miss Beruice +. Baldwin, who has been
at the home Of her grandfather. ]. Z.
Lawrence, three weeks went today to
! Hancock, y. II.
Mr. and Mrs G. \. Metcalf will leave
! today TO visit relatives in Barre. Mass
! They expect to spend Il few days in Wor-
cester and Springfield
John r. Kaine, who graduated from
Amherst college last week. left Monday
| for Cobalt Ont, where he will have
! work at the famous silver mines.
Mrs. Charles Warder. Mrs. G. II. Ryder,
Mrs. Laura Wiggin. Miss Sibyl Cox, Miss
Mabel Barrows and Mrs. Harry c. Free
| man will 60 tomorrow to the Isle Of
| Shoals for u weeks stay.
Mrs. b +. Ketchum. Miss Ketchum and
Mrs. Annie G. cobb started Monday on
! an extended carriage drive. They will
| visit in Wilmington. Bennington, Man
| chester and In Cambridge y. Y. before
| they return.
Dr. W. y. Thompson, superintendent Of
I the Hartford Retreat, formerly Of Brat
! teburo, was given the degree of A b.
! by his alma mater, Bates college. Lewis
| ton, Me. at the annual commencement
last week. Or. Thompson was a member
/ OF the class of s., but left before finish
| ing his course To take up the study of
! medicine
Larkin c. Mead who was in Brattleboro
/ for short time Tuesday afternoon. re-
! ported with all the enthusiasm OF an ac-
! tive and healthy boy of - that he and
| Mrs, Mead and his sister Miss Mary
Mead, were finding life cosy and delight
| ful in the Dinsmoor cottage at Lake
| Sponord. Some good catches OF bass had
! been made within a day or two. The
| family will break camp" next Tuesday
/ ana on Saturday. the 18th inst Mr. and
| Mrs. Mead will sail from New York on
their return to their Italian home
Mrs. Elizabeth Is. Davenport and Miss
! Esther Crowell attended the field meetings
| of the Vermont Botanical club and the
Vermont Bird club in North Pownal this
! week, walking from the Fish homestead
| IN Halifax, where they are spending the
summer. Miss Emma Gregg, Miss izetta
Stewart and Miss Minnie Rawson of
bIattItboro ana Miss Lucy Stevenson of
| Lowell. one of the high school teachers
| have gone 10 the Fish homestead this
| week on their vacations Miss Gregg in
tending to remain through the summer
Among the visitors from Brattleboro TO
| the Rutland horse show last week were
| Harry X. Lawrence, who OBLIGATED as one
OF tle Judges, Secretary O. f. Benson of
| the Valley Fair association, Mr. and Mrs
Robert Mitchell, L. NJ. Angler, superin-
| tendent of the Valley Fair horse depart-
| ment Louis IIerrlck and f. d. Wilson.
| Negotiations Were opened for the an
| pearance at the Valley Fair of the Arab
| IAN horses owned by Homer Davenport
the motel cartoonist The show was a
success from every standpoint and 1875
horses were on exhibition, including many
! handsome Morgans and 10 of Mr.. Day
exports ATabians
rive hundred soldiers, members of the
I'd South Carolina and LIST Kentucky regi-