Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-07-29
BRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.


vacation in Wellheet, Mass
Miss May DeWolf of Green River is
visiting at Robert Nesbitt's.
Mrs s. W. Edwards Is in Rockport,
Mass for a visit of week or more.
Mrs l.. r. Bemis of Holyoke will come
early in the week to visit Mrs. Jennie
Bemis.
George Croll has rented one tenement
in the Thomas house, II Washington
street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Perry have gone to
Vineyard Haven for a vacation Of two
weeks.
Miss Louise LABEL will go tomorrow TO
her home in South Vernon for a vacation
| Of three weeks
Miss Ruth Hubbard left Saturday for
| Shelburne Falls, where she will visit her
| sister several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mclaughlin and
daughter have returned after a visit in
Schenectady, n. Y.
Mrs r. NJ. Sherman of Whiteford. Pa,
| will come next week to spend the rest of
the summer in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman McQuaide of
| Schenectady are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L.
! j. Daniels at the Frost farm.
Mrs. e. e. Flagg and her daughter
Miss Minnie Flagg, have returned from an
outing of two weeks near Bath, Me.
Howard c. Gilbert went Tuesday to Sun
set lake to spend the month Of August
with his uncle, Fred Z. Gilbert, in camp.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A Taylor left Satur-
day morning for a vacation of several
weeks at the Granite Shore, Rockport,
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Goldsmith and chill
dren will go tomorrow to the Streeter
cottage at Spofford lake to remain three
weeks.
Dr.. and Mrs. f. G. Pettee will leave
Saturday for the Adirondacks, where
they will remain during a large part of
| August
Mrs Francis Goodhue. jr. and four
| children of Germantown, Pa, are at the
Goodhue residence on Main street to
| remain a few weeks.
| Mrs Eugene Angler and children are at
! the cottage which Mr. Angler has built
| at Lake Warren In Alstead to remain
| through the summer
Miss Gladys Frost OF Oakland street,
| Springfield, Mass, who has been with
| friends in town some time, returned to
her home last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A II. Orkins and Mr.. and
Mrs u. Loreger and two children of Low
| ell, Mass, are spending a week with Mr..
! Orkinss brother, r. E. Orkins.
Mrs. Harriet D. Bemis will go next
| week to Miller Iowa where she will
visit the family Of Edwin Miller. former
! ly Of Brattleboro, three weeks
! Mr.. and Mrs John c. Howe spent sun
! day with their daughter Mrs. Park r.
| Hoyt in Lakeport, y. H., returning Mon
! day. They made the trip in their auto
mobile.
! O. Frank Bailey, jr.. who had been
/ visiting over two weeks with his parents
/ on Canal street. left Tuesday on the re-
/ turn trip 10 st. Paul. Mimi. going via
/ Montreal and Toronto.
/ d. +. Taskcr has been engaged as ex-
/ pert judge Of poultry for the 10th an
/ nual fair Of the Hoosac Valley Agricul-
! tural society, which will be held in North
! Adams Sept. .. and =
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burton and daugh-
! ter went Tuesday to South Royalton
! Mr.. Burton will return the first of next
! week. but Mrs. Burton and daughter will
/ remain several days longer
c. H. oal7es and son, Harold spent two
| days in Springfield, Mass. last week
| the guests OF Mr.. Oakes's brother.
! George. who is employed by the National
! Tea company Of that city
| George \. Dinsmore, after a months
| vacation in Chester is visiting in town a
| few days on his return TO New York
! at the end Of this week he will be ac-
! Sompanled by his son. Paul. who has
! been here two weeks
| When the cases against the young peo
| pie who were arrested for bathing in
| Berlin pond come to trial in the Mont
! pelier city court, DR.. H. d. Holton of this
! town, secretary Of the state board of
health will be called as a witness
Mrs. George c. Averill came home We'd
nesday afternoon, after having been for
! some time with her daughter Mrs c. +
! Adams, OF Springfield. Mass She brought
| her little granddaughter, Marion. with
| her who Will remain here a week
The many friends Of Mrs. T. ]. BAR
| nard and her daughter Miss Edith, will
be Interested to hear that they are visit
! ing acquaintances in western New York
! planning to take in Niagara and Albany
before their return to their home in West
! Hartford, Conn.
! Miss Mary Fits and Miss Mary Shaks
| hober who have been on a Journey Of
| three months through Italy Switzerland
France, Germany and England, sailed
thursday Of last week from Liverpool on
! an American line steamship. They are
expected to arrive in New York Satur-
day or Sunday
Miss Susie Batchelder of Springfield
Mass, visited her grandmother, Mrs. OIL
| we NJ. Sargent, from Tuesday to Satur-
day, this week. Mr. and Mrs ]. w. Wells
and children, Paul and Doris, expect to
come to Mrs. Sargents in about three
weeks. They will also go to Springfield
| err
party of ten women Of this town
planned to go to Springfield, Mass. the
list of this month to visit Mrs. o. b.
Ramsey of Andrew street but as 1t was
not possible to buy their tickets that
day. the trip had to be postponed They
were TO take dinner at some hotel. and
then be at Mrs Ramsey's home through
the afternoon and to tea, returning on
the 10 OF clock train
Wesley c. Miller of Cambridge Mass
is spending his vacation at the Miller
farm on the Putney road He has made
two fishing trips to the river with Arthur
Johnson, and although these were his
first attempts al fishing he caught 20
pounds OF fish-pike of different sizes one
two-pounds, one three pounds. and the
l4-pounder. The combined efforts of both
Dogs was necessary in landing the big
fish. US
The Boston Sunday Globe contained a
reproduction of a photograph of four
genera lions, including Mrs. Martha Eliza
Deth Gibbs and son, L. A. Gibbs, of White
hlNer junction, the latter's son, Charles
l." gibbs, clerk in the Central Vermont
IIelght office In Brattleboro, and his son.
wendell Gibbs. Mrs. Gibbs observed her
SUN birthday anniversary Saturday sur
rounded by her children, grandchildren
and grandchildren
James S. Morrill,, SO, only son of the
late United States Senator Justin S. Nor
rlll died Tuesday in his home in STAFFORD
from heart disease after an illness of
several weeks He was a graduate of
the University of Vermont and of a law
school IN Washington. He studied Law