Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-03
5RATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

| North East Harbor, Me-, for a months
stay.
Charles Stewart who has been in town
several weeks returned Wednesday to
Batesburg, S. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Robbins returned
Monday after an outing Of three weeks
| at Webhannet, Maine.
Lawyer Frank Barber, who was
at the seashore, most Of the time at
Wells Beach, returned Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Bagg, teacher in Som
| erviIe, N. j., is spending the summer
| with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Bagg.
e. A Doyle, who was at his home In
| Littleton, N. H, three weeks, returned
Monday to his duties In Houghton & ST.
monds store.
L. f. Adams left Tuesday on a business
trip to Detroit. He was accompanied by
Edward Crosby youngest son Of Mr. and
Mrs. c. r. Crosby.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert w. Mitchell went
Tuesday to Webster. Mass, where they
will visit several days. They made the
| trip by automobile.
Miss Carolyn L. Clark left Wednesday
with party of friends from Connecti-
cut to spend two weeks at the Burnett
cottage at Spofford lake
]. e. Hall and Miss Hortense Hail. who
were away two weeks, first at Wells
Beach and later at Winthrop Highlands,
returned home Saturday.
Miss Sarah Benson with Miss Cora
Green and Miss Sadie Winchester as
guests, went Wednesday 10 Camp Ellis,
Maine, where she has a cottage.
Mrs. Leonora Richardson and daughter,
Leonora, Of Ashburnham, Mass, who
have been at the Hunt farm a part of the
| summer returned to Ashburnham this
week.
Charles w. Durham left Tuesday on
his second fishing trip of the season in
Maine. His destination is Lake Pleasant,
| near the headwaters of the Mattewam-
keag river.
E. r. Pratt returned Friday after a
weeks outing at Pigeon Cove. Mrs
Pratt and her sister, Miss Minnie Brasor,
who accompanied him there, will remain
until the latter part OF August.
Frank B. Putnam was in Springfield.
Mass, Saturday for a conference with
President F. ]. Holman of the Vermont
Loan & Trust company previous to the
latter's start back to Spokane, Washing
| ton.
Lawyer H. z. Miller of Lynn, Mass,
formerly principal of Brattleboro acad-
| envy, is in West Brattleboro for weeks
vacation. joining Mrs. Miller, who has
| been at the home of her parents since
July 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis Morse, jr., and
their daughter, Marion, and Mr.. Morse's
brother came Tuesday from Philadelphia >
| in Mr.. Morse's automobile. They are
| guests of Mrs. Morse's mother, Mrs
| n. l. Hawley.
Frank B. Putnam and Fred W. Reed
| will leave tomorrow on a vacation trip.
| They will go to Boston, thence by boat
to Philadelphia, and then to Atlantic
City, where they will remain until Sat-
| urday Of next week.
Chalmers Holbrook, who graduated
from the Hotchkiss school, Lakeville.
Conn, came Monday to remain at the
| home Of his grandfather, ex-Gov Fred
| erick Holbrook, until Oct. 1, when he will
begin his course Of study in Yale
F. w. Cunningham. secretary of the
| Y. NJ. c. A, and Mrs. Cunningham, are at
| the formers old home in Rochester, N.
| Y, for their vacation. George S. Perry
has charge OF the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms
during Mr.. Cunningham's absence.
| Michael Hodgins assistant foreman Of
| the New York Journals composing room,
visited his sister, Mrs. w. A. Seims,
Wednesday and Thursday. Mr.. Hodgins
had been in Boston few days on a
| business trip to the Office of the Boston
American.
Harry Toomey, formerly of the Brooks
| House force, who is now employed in
the Metropolitan hotel in New York city,
| was in town the first of the week He
is away from the city for a vacation Of
two weeks, which will be spent largely at
his old home in Westminster
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Wellman, Mrs. L.
| K. Fuller and Mrs. ]. ]. EsIey returned
| Wednesday after a carriage drive of ten
| days. They went up the West river val
| ley to Peru, then to Manchester, to
| Greenwich and Cambridge, N. Y, and
| returned via Bennington and Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Stearns and son,
Stewart went to Orange, Mass, yester-
day. They will stay there over Sunday
and will then go to Springfield, Chester
and Weston, and before returning will
| spend some time at Mrs Stearnss old
| home in Putney. Mr.. Stearns will have
/ a months vacation from e. L. Hildreth
& Co.'s printing Office.
H. F. c. Toedt returned Wednesday
night after an absence of 10 days. After
| attending the fifth annual conference of
the Young Peoples Missionary movement
| at Silver Bay, Lake George, as repre-
sentative from the Baptist church. he
| spent few days in Winthrop Highlands,
Mass, with Mrs. Toedt and daughter.
| who are there for the summer. He was
in Saratoga Springs two days before go
ing to Silver Bay.
Mrs. Adelaide D. Reynolds left the
Reformer Office Saturday for a two
| weeks vacation, during which she will
| entertain her sister, Mrs. q. N Brooks
| of Seattle, at her home on Green street.
On august 10 hlrS. ReynOluS Will take
| the position of assistant editor of the
New England Farmer. Mrs. Reynolds
came to Brattleboro in September, 1901,
soon after the Reformer was bought by
| Ullery & Co., and has been a member OF
the editorial force Of the paper ever
since.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. r. Clark and two
daughters, who were at the Cobb-Ami-
don cottage at Spofford lake two weeks,
| returned by automobile to Springfield,
Mass, Sunday. Mr.. Clark's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. A. Clark, were with them at
the lake. c. A. Clark returned to SPRING
field Wednesday and Mrs. Clark will 90
there after visiting a week in West
Chesterfield. The Messrs. Clark had
good sport fishing ar the lake and Satur-
day afternoon caught over 20 pounds Of
bass. including four that weighed up
wards OF three pounds each
Arthur Monroe has been at home a
part Of the week. He has gone to STAFF
ford Springs, Conn, where he will pitch
for the team representing that village in
the Bi-State league on Saturday He is
under agreement to begin work in New
York city next week for the telephone
company, but II he secures a months
extension~of time he will go to Oswego.
N. Y. to play with the ball team cap
tanned by Mackey, the former Wesleyan
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