Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-06-21
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL

Dr. and Mrs. c. A. Wilkins of Wilkes
Barre Pa are calling on friends in
town.
Miss May Greene of Cambridge, Mass
is guest of her sister, Mrs. L. d. Row
and.
Mrs. Asa Field is critically i'll with
brights disease In her home on Pearl
street.
Miss Florence NJ Hemenway attended
| commencement exercises in Middlebury
this week.
Mrs. ]. Gray Estey and son, Jacob,
| went by automobile to Boston for a few
| days visit Tuesday.
DR.. Walter II. Eddy of New York Wis
tied over Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Eddy.
Rev. Father p ]. Long of Proctor is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Daniel Long OF
Cedar street few days.
Mr. and Mrs H. c. Potter of Man
| chester, N. H., are guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Emery E. Potter
Mrs. Ivan Willard of Myrtle street is
| i'll. She was taken Monday to the Me-
mortal hospital for treatment.
Frederick Gipson of High street left
Wednesday for Cleveland. Ohio, to
spend the summer with his sister.
Walter j. Slate of Omaha, Neb was
last week and called on other friends.
Miss Meta Stolte of Buffalo. n. Y, is
expected tomorrow to visit her grand
| mother, Mrs. Meta Stolte, and other rel
| atives.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip r. Eldridge and
| son, Howard. were guests from Friday
| to Monday of Mr.. Eldridges brother, r.
| ]. Eldridge.
| Miss Elsie Thurber daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. W. Tburber, graduated with
honors this week from the high school
in Sherburne, N Y.
Attorney c. S. Chase and Harrie b.
Chase went to Manchester. this state.
| Tuesday to attend the session of the
| Bennington county court
Glenn c. Gould attended the conven-
| ton of the National Credit Mems asso-
citation in Boston this week. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Gould.
Mrs. N. NJ. Boynton returned Friday
| to her home in Dorchester, Mass, after
| completing arrangements for the disposal
| of Mrs. S. O.. Miners household goods.
DR.. Henry D. Holton left last Tuesday
night for st. Johnsbury, Burlington and
other places in his official capacity as
| secretary of the state board of health.
Harry A. Bingham came home Satur-
| day from Buffalo, n. Y, on account of
the serious condition of his wife, who
| has been in the Memorial hospital many
weeks.
L. P. Harris of Greencastle. Ind, came
| Saturday to visit his aunt, Mrs. w. w.
Walker, a few days. Before coming
here he visited his niece in Morgantown,
West Virginia.
| Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Robbins are in De-
| troit, Mr.. Robbins being member of
| the New England delega ton to the Ma
| tional Hardware Dealers associations
| annual convention.
Hugh O. Thayer of West Brattleboro
| is one of the honor students in the
| graduating class at Middlebury college
this year. He delivered the ivy Grafton
at the class day exercises Tuesday.
Miss B. Elizabeth shaffner formerly
of this town, and j. p Viles and daugh-
| ter Katherine, were guests at the Brooks
House Monday night on their return to
| their home in Montpelier after an auto
mobile trip to Boston.
j. Willard Cobb, whose portrayal of
the character of Ethan Allen was
| feature of the pageant, has been engaged
by Miss Eager to take the part of Gen.
| Schuyler in the historical pageant to be
brought out in Saratoga in August under
Miss Eagers direction.
Fred c. Gibson of ST. Johnsbury for
merly of this town and a representa- tive
of the Durham Brothers company, was
elected grand Junior counselor in the an
nual meeting of the grand council of
New England, United Commercial Trav-
| elers, held in Worcester Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday.
| H. L. Osgood and family have gone to
Baldwin Place, n. Y, where Mr. Os-
| good has charge of a creamery on a
private dairy farm, about 20 miles from
New York. He has had several years
| experience in the creamery business, but
recently has been employed by the Mel
! len Hardware company.
Miss Jessie Hawley, teacher of piano
in Mt Pleasant Institute, Mt. Pleasant,
Pa, came Saturday to spend the summer
| with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
| Hawley She was accompanied by Miss
Mary Bane of Lewiston. Me-, vocal
teacher at the institute. Miss Bane left
for her home Wednesday.
Christie B. Crowell was elected herald
of the Vermont Masonic order of High
| Priesthood at the annual convocation held
| in Burlington. Mr.. Crowell is also grand
master of the second veil in the grand
| chapter of Royal Arch Masons. Russell
w. Blood of Townshend is, the new dis
trict deputy grand master for the eighth
Masonic district which includes all of
the lodges in Windham county. John E.
Paddock Of Saxtons River is grand mar
shall OF the grand Masonic lodge.
The teachers in the graded schools
who do not live here have left for their
homes and other places for their va
cations. Miss C. Hope Bolton has gone
to Mortified, Mass, Miss Nina NJ. Shell
don to Lyndonville, Miss Gertrude L.
Marston to Grafton, Miss Sadie E.
Winchester to Fitchburg, Miss Ethel A.
Eddy to Stratton. Miss Esther l.. Crow
ell will spend month al the Woodstock
Inn. Miss Emma j. Gregg and Miss
Minnie !. Rawson will spend part of
their vacation on a farm in Halifax and
Mrs. A. NJ. Harlow will go to Dennis,
Cape Cod, Mass. Miss Harriet f. Raj
lion and Miss Lillian V. Whiting will
start next week a tour of western
Canada, the Canadian Rockies and the
Pacific coast states They will be ac-
companied by Miss Morse of Kingston,
n. Y, and will visit many of the new
cities of western Canada and then go
south to Los Angeles, where Miss Whit
ing will be supervisor of drawing in the
public schools Miss Rallion and Miss
Morse will visit the Yosemite valley and
other scenic points of the West, and
return by way of Denver and other
large cities