Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-17
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Clarks on Central street.
Mrs Ella stearns Is in Hartford. Conn.
| for a visit OF a week or more.
George Knight went to Rockingham
| Wednesday to work as a painter.
Fred = Wall returned Tuesday from
| Jacksonville Fla. where he spent the
| winter.
Mrs 2. X White returned Saturday
| from Plalnheld. y. j., TO remain through
| the summer
! Miss Helen Martin came home Wednes-
| day night from Wellesley college for the
| summer vacation.
VIII Smith Of Springfield. Mass. has
| been a guest this week at d. II. Be
ment's on Canal street
Dr. Alvin Knapp attended the meeting
| Of the Massachusetts Dental association
in Springfield. Mass. Tuesday.
Mrs A. p Smonds and two children
went Wednesday to New Britain. Conn,
to visit three weeks with relatives
Mrs NJ c. Carpenter of Seymour. Ind.
| Is spending a few days with her brother,
Eugene Clark. and other friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Prescott and Miss
Marcia Howe returned Wednesday from
| West TownshenI. whore they visited two
weeks
Rev. Andrew Harper. jr.. and Kittredge
| Haskins went to Montpelier Tuesday
| convention.
Mr and Mrs. Hodge and daughter Of
| Marlboro, Mass. have visited several
days recently with Mr.. Hodges sister,
Mrs. c. E. Allen.
Miss Lula Ward visited in Spencer.
Mass. last week returning Monday.
She is now caring for Mrs. Underwood
on Organ street.
Rev. L. @ $ Osgood offered the prayer
/ rnT 90 10 ION g
Rev Arthur l.. Wilson as minister OF the
Unitarian parish OF Mortified. Mass
Miss Wright of Springfield this state.
| visited Tuesday and Wednesday with her
sister. Miss Alice Wright a student in
! the Ciawson- Hamilton commercial col
| lege.
Miss Florence NJ Hemenway will 60 to-
| morrow 10 Middlebury % attend the 10th
| anniversary Of the college and the re-
union Of her class, which will be held
| next week
Miss Florence Gull Of Cambridge. y
| Y. Is spending a few days with her aunt
Mrs. J. J. Estey. She attended the com
| mencement exercises at Smith college
! from which she graduated last year
Mrs. Richard Atweu Of Albany. y Y.
| visited Tuesday and Wednesday with her
sister Mrs Emma Bartlett. while on
! her way to-the home Of her parents.
Mr and Mrs. W. II. FULLER. In Walpole.
y. H.
Mr.. Emma Putnam OF Bellows Falls
| and jay Putnam OF New York visited at
| Clarence Wyman's- on Pine street the
first OF the week Mr. Putnam is a
graduate OF the New York university
this year
Mrs. Herbert Sauderson and children.
| Ruth and Harold, went saturday TO Ian
| caster. y. H.. where she Will spend sev-
eral weeks She was accompanied BY her
mother. Mrs Geo. e. Rich. who had been
| visiting her.
The Attainers and the knights Of Wes-
| ley Of the Methodist church held a Joint
social In the church parlors Wednesday
evening. Games Were played, refresh
| ments were served. and several fashMght
! pictures were taken.
| Mrs. y. II. Webb wife Of a former
| pastor OF the Methodist church. returned
| Friday to Mortified. this state She was
| the guest OF Mrs. G. d. Smith few
| days and called on many Old friends in
the Methodist parish.
Rev. G. c. L>amson Of Hyde Park. Mass.
Midd4ebury college s6, will deliver an
| address At the anniversary exercises Of
| the Christian association at AIddleburv
| Sunday. the services being part Of the
| commencement program
Joseph W. Stevens. president Of the
! First National bank Of Greenfield. Mass.
| who was elected president OF the Massa-
| chusetts State Bankers association limo
| 9. formerly lived in Brattleboro. attended
school here and WAS clerk In the Vermont
National bank
Mr.. w \. Vance and daughter Of
Canton. ohio. who have been visiting
Mrs. Nance's parents. Mr.. and Mrs F
". Gpson on High street. left for their
homo today. They We're accompanied by
Fred Gipson. who Will spend the summer
IN the west.
Illustrious potentate Isaac d Bailey
Wi. attend meeting Of Mt. Sinai Tenn
pie Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine. i'm New
port Thursday Gov George II Proutv
viii head the parade marshal and Fred
{. ellison of 81. Johnsbury. formerly of
Bratleboro, will he his aide. Mr. ellison
Will have charge Of program Of field
sports in the afternoon.
Miss Florence Allen. Miss Ruth Dewitt.
Miss Marjorie Leach. Miss Helen Kenney
and Miss Miriam Howard will go to
NHddlebury Monday TO witness the -pre-
sentStion of Roman drama Tuesday
morning by the seniors Of Middleburv
college. j. Gordon Peach will take the
part OF Catiline. The drama was given
in the college 10 and II years ago.
Delegats from Sedgwlck post, C. A.
R., who went Wednesday TO MONTPELIER
TO attend the state encampment were
j.
and II. f. Taylor. Delegates going from
Sedgwick Womans Relief corps were
Mrs. c. b. hanson, Mrs. NJ l. Bruce.
Mrs. II. S. Goodenough. Mrs. Mary
Young, Mrs. T. w. Bruce and Mrs. Adelia
Park.
Robert II. Baker has sold his barber
shop in the Richardson building to viii
liam Currier, who has conducted a shop
on Elliot street Mr. Currier took nos,
session yesterday noon. Mr.. Baker. who
sold out on account OF Ill health had
worked at his trade longer than any
other barber in Brattleboro. Formerly
ne worked for George Spauldng, who
conducted a shop in the old Revere
House. Mr. Spaulding bought the shop
in the Richardson building and Mr.. Baker
worked for him there until March. 1880
when Mr., Baker went to Keene ne
bought out Mr.. Spauldng in April. 1883
taking possession May l. and he had
been proprietor OF the shop ever since
lie Is III at his home on Pearl street and
ne Will not engage in any business for
the present.
All OF the Washington newspapers con-
tam hlghly complimentary notices of the
singing of William Schuster who is fill
ing leading roles with the Aborn Grand
opera company at the Ford theatre in
that city. The Star: Mr.. Schuster as
count Arnheim, does the best work of
me entire cast, and was twice encored
Ior his rendition of Hearts Bowed
Down. The Times: william Schrs-
ter was the Count, and nearly all OF his
songs including The Heart Bowed
Down were encored- -. - The Post. sNr
Schuster, as Count Arnh,Airn uas n a.