Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-07-01
5RATTLE5oRo PERSONAL.

Judge f. W. Gibson was in Burlington
the last of last week.
Mrs. Alice Herrick and three sons Of
Palmer came to attend the funeral of
Charles n Herrick.
George Wood, a student at the Claw
SON Hamilton college, has secured a po-
sitfbn in Springfield.
Miss Harriet f. Wise returned Mon
day to Boston after a weeks visit with
Mrs. George Z. Crowen.
DR.. c. G. Wheeler and family visited in
Montpelier over sunday, making the trip
TO and from that city by automobile.
Miss Eva Walcott has graduated from
the characterization college and ac-
cepted a position as stenographer with
the Moody schools.
Judge ]. l. Martin held special sessions
Of the United States court in Burlington
Friday and Rutland Saturday to hear an
plications for naturalization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Crown drove Sat
urday to Wilmington, where they have
remained through the week as guests
of Mr.. Crowns daughter.
Miss Helen Prentiss. who has been at
tending the Characterization college,
went to Keene Friday to begin work in
the office Of the Keene Gas and Electric
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy w. Downer return
ed to their home in Springfield Mass.
sunday after spending a week in the
Adams residence at the corner of High
and Oak streets.
The school committee in Salem, Mass.
has granted Principal Hobart X. Whit
aker Of the high school years leave of
absence, on account Of i'll health, he to
receive half pay during that time.
Arthur +. Willis of the Boston Globe
stan called on old friends in town yester-
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis are visiting
with Mrs. Willis's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Fordyce Smith, in Mortified Farms.
Mrs. Charles f. Caustic Of Cambridge
Mass mother Of Mrs. William C. Horton
OF Brook street, sailed Wednesday on the
Bohemian of the Leyland line for a tour
OF two months in England and on the
Continent
Mrs. A. NJ. Harlow and Mrs. L 6
Couch will start today for Centreyiue
Mass, to spend the summer with their
sister, Mrs. Emma c. Joyslyn, in her home
on OF! vineyard Sound. They will visit in
Attleboro, Taunton and Middleboro.
Fred W. G. Anderson, who has been as
slstant foreman in one of the departments
or the White River chair company An
,shed work at the factory Saturday. and
ne VIII go to Concord Junction. Mass
"here he has taken a new position.
T. Frank Turner returned to BOSTON
Mohdy after short visit with his fam
NY He will soon close the office which
ne has managed in Boston several rnontbs
IN the interest Of a gold mining command
with which he is Identified, and viii "a,
turn to Nevada.
Denton j. Smith of Brattleboro. n MEM
Der OF the class of 1911 in Norwich univer-
slty' won the silver medal i'm the CON
test OF the cadets for the Austin trophies
az commencement last week. There were
"a competitors and the shooting was at
Instances Of 200, $780, and 500 yards. Ros-
coe Lynde Of Williamstown, II, was the
winner OF the gold medal with a score
OF 10 Denton Smith and Robert Wal
nrluse, II, of Peterboro, N. H, tied at
Ia The silver medal was given To smith
Tor consistent good shooting and tbs
bronze medal to Walbridge.
Miss Florence L. Strong, a member ~
the class Of OF, Brattleboro high school.
VINO VIII be remembered as one OF tbe
-FOUR hrst winners of the Austine prizes
was married to Henry William Rafferty,
Oh Hlsganum, Conn, by the Rev. William
Iate at the parsonage in that town az 2
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. lime *
MRS Ranerty has had a responsible no.
sltion as bookkeeper with firm OF sheet
metal manufacturers In Hartford dur-
ing the past two years Mr.. Rafferty, is
AT tne mead OF department in a printine
estapllshment They will make theiT
nome at 100 Lafayette street Hartford