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

Fred c. Gale was at home from Boston
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Plmpton, jr., and
child Of Springfield, Mass, are spending
a vacation at Z. Lavele's.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Batcheder Of Spring
field, Mass former residents, have been
in town this week.
Lyman Smith OF the Worcester Poly
technic institute came home the last OF
the week for the summer vacation
Prof. Williston Walker and family
came the latter part of the week from
New Haven to their summer home on
Linden street.
Mrs. J. NJ Adams Of Prospect street and
her three children, Constance, Leon and
Lincoln, went Tuesday to Thornton, y.
H., where they will spend the summer on
a farm.
Harold Garfield finished his studies at
the awson-Hamilton college and enter
ed the employ Of the Ashuelot Paper
company as stenographer and book
keeper.
Judge l.. L. Waterman, who is presid-
ing at the session Of the Caledonia county
court in St. Johnsbury, was at his home
over Sunday Court took n recess Satur-
day to Tuesday morning.
Dr.. and Mrs. f. II. OConnor left Wed
nesday morning by automobile on va
spending a few days in Saratoga, and will
go from there to the Adirondacks.
e. b. Smith and family went Saturday
to Spofford lake to remain at their cot
tage during the summer season. Mr..
Smith will not conduct a boys school in
connection with his camp this season.
Assistant Town Clerk c. S. Hopkins
and mother. Mrs. Della Hopkins, and Mr..
and Mrs Charles Adams went Saturday
lon, 1f tIan
Wright family in the home of II. c. Phil
Ups.
George Pierce and Weed *. Pierce at
tended the Chester high school COM
mencement exercises. George Pierce, who
has just finished his duties as instructor
in Powers institute, Bernardston, was
reelected at an increase in salary, but he
intends to enter law school next fall
Miss Nellie Fem of Westminster, who
graduated from the Westfeld, Mass,
normal school this year, is under engage
ment to teach in Blanford, Mass, in the
fall. Miss Fem was one of the Austlne
prize winners when she graduated from
the Brattleboro high school two years
ago.
Arthur c. Cow, son of Dr. John R.
Cow OF Brattleboro, graduated from Dart
mouth college this week with honor. He
wrote the class ode, and he has won
mouth Magazine and of the Jack-a- lam
tern, the fun making publication of the
undergraduates He has contributed
freely to the Jack-a-lantern and each
month he has given the Dartmouth Mag
azine a serious study of a head OF one of
the faculty besides designing the maya
zine cover. Mr.. Cow plans to spend
part of the summer in Brattleboro
The New England Fat Mems club is
planning for an outing in Boston Sept. 8,
and 5. Headquarters will be established
at the Revere House and an interesting
program has been prepared, including an
excursion to Bass Point and a banquet
there the afternoon of Sept 5. The mem
bers OF the club in Brattleboro and vi
entity will hold a meeting at an early
date. Among the members in this section
are the following, with their weights: f.
NJ. Angler 227, Charles W. Cleaveland 215,
Charles L. Gibbs 229, ]. A. Hoad-
ley 210, Genham Jones 23O. F. b.
Putnam 2l5. d. Frank Shea 2S5, ]. G.
Taylor 275, Ebert c. Tenney 229, George
Wilson 24O, all of Brattleboro; E. C. Rob-
ertson 2S5, vice president of the club and
F. W. Robertson 21S Of Hinsdale; d. L.
Benson 275, OF South Londonderry; DR..
G. S. Foster 275, Of Putney; ]. L. Glea-
son 219, ]. e. Keefe 205, II. d. Ryder 215,
OF Bellows Falls; Col. W. H. Miles 215, OF
Townshend; Walter F. Walker 235, of
Dummerston. Iii