The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29
wild. Cats Seen a. Sunset Lake.

not over len feet from her cottage a
Sunset lake. Mlrs. Gordon was arouse'
by noises which seemed az hrst like dis
trcss signals. She got up 10 look on
OF her window and saw the animals abou
ten feet from her window engaged IN
hard fight. She watched them in tn
semi.darkncss for several minutes an'
was convinced they were wild animals
They were probably III or Is inches tai
and their bodies were about two lee
long. They differed considerably IN color
One was dark and gray and the othc
lighter and OF a yellowlsh color. Nhei
Mrs. Gordon coughed accidentally the
ran away. Mrs. Gordon and other visit
ors at the lake have tufts Of fur whicl
they picked up where the animals fought
IL is thought they go TO the garbag'
baskets at nights for food as on seveia
occasions tracks have been seen aroun,
the sheds where the buckets are KEEP
which resemble those found near Mrs
Gordon's cottage Saturday.
F. A. Fox was in Wilmington over Sun
day.
Miss Olive Weatherhead is at Sunset
lake this week.
Clarence Convey is working for W. II
Alexanuef TINS Weeh'
T.. A. Convey is working for W. IL
Alexander this week.
Harry Bailey of Jacksonville was gues'
at o. G. Covey's Tuesday.
Miss Helena Convey is with Mrs Walter
Davis for an indefinite stay.
William Newton of Vernon was at W
H. Alexander's last Friday.
Mrs. Clara Hoisington of Boston II
with Mrs. L. II. Stellmann.
+. NJ. Goodenough returned from wal
pole, n. H., Saturday night.
Hazen Stockwell is visiting his uncle
r. L. Tyler, in South Vernon.
The Sunshine society meets with Mrs
j. L. Stocwkell this afternoon,
Mrs. L. F. Clark went to Northampton
Mass, Monday to visit relatives.
Perley Prouty was an over Sunday
guest at Hosea Fishers in Halifax.
Miss Florence Dickinson of Williams
vile was a visitor in town Tuesday.
c. S. Higley has returned from MARI
boro where he visited w. A. Snow
Mrs. Angelina Esterbrook has gone Ia
Fl. A. Statens in Vernon for visit.
C. O. Kimball of Townshend is visiting
his sister, Mrs. +. r. Mann, this week.
Denton J. Smith left Tuesday for a
months stay at East Mortified, Mass.
Misses Maud and Marion Betterley LETT
Wednesday for visit in Orange, Mass
NJ Z. Chamberlin has recently installed
n telephone in his residence. Call, 3l4'32
Mrs. 0. P. Rose of New Haven, Conn,
is at D. w. Harriss for an indefinite stay
Miss Ida Dix of Springfield. Mass;, is
amending the week with Miss Jean Blod
gett.
Mrs. II. F. Weatherhead and daughter
Ruth, returned from Sunset lake Mon
day.
HAYDEN Squires went Tuesday to
Greenfield to visit his sister, Mrs. j. T.
Ieck.
r NJ Doyle went to Windsor Thurs
dav 70 superintend the blasting for Il. u
Crosby.
Miss Emma Mixer spent Sunday in
Keene, N. H., with her niece, Miss Helen
Prentiss.
Mrs. Davis and Mrs: Daniels are e 9
pected today for an indefinite stay at "
B. Lscom's.
Walter Davis will move Monday tc
Ames hill where he is employed by W.
B. Houghton.
A. F. Hill returned from Boston Tues
day where he visited his daughter. Mrs
C. D. Pettee.
Miss Maud Smith Of Pascoag, r. l.,
has been a recent guest OF Mr.. and MIS-
H. G. Kane.
Miss Harriet Atkinson is spending the
week at Peach Grove farm as the guest
of Miss Jane Nesbitt
Homer Higley left Saturday for short
STAY in Boston before going to New forR
city and Troy for weeks visit.
DR.. Caroline M. Smith of New York
city is at the Maple Ridge farm, her sum-
mer home for an indefinite stay.
Miss Ethel Blodgett went to Gardner
Mass. Saturday for an indefinite stay
with her aunt, Mrs. Abbie Upton.
Miss Jane Nesbitt is spending her vaca
tion of three weeks at the home OF hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nesbitt.
J. W. Menard of Springfield, Mass, Is
expected Sunday to join his family al
Sunset lake for two weeks outing.
Miss Florence Warmer Of East North
field. Mass, is with her sister, Mrs. M
E. Chamberlin, for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Mary A. Bigelow entertained,
party of her local women friends Monday
afternoon with boat ride and picnic.
Mrs. C. L. Becker and daughter, Miss
Cora Becker. of New York city have
opened their cottage at the Deerfield
farm.
Mrs. NJ. R. Rankin, who has beer
caring for Mrs. M. E. Chamberlain, has
returned to her home In Springfield
Mass.
w. II. Ryan of Keene and Miss Lula
Head of Westmoreland, n. H., hav,s
been guests of Miss Gertrude stockwei
this week.
Mrs. John Legs and children left yester
day for Munsey, N. Y, for an EXTENDED
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Glinn.
Misses Margaret and Louise Clark @
North Amherst, Mass, are with then
aunt, Miss Harriet Clark, for an IN
definite stay.
Miss Mary Randolph Smith came Tues
day for an indefinite stay with her moth
err DR.. C. NJ Smith. She was accom-
panied by her aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Hamilton LEFT
"Wednesday afternoon for Charlotte