Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-24
sRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.


driver for the American Express company.
Mrs. Horace Scott Of Louisville, Ky"
came Wednesday to- visit at Freeman
Scotts.
Theodore Putnam of Grand Rapids,
| Wis., is visiting Mrs Joseph Draper on
| Linden street
Murray Frost came home from the
| Rensselaer, Polytechnic institute in Troy
| Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. GIBSON Of High
street went today to Lake Dunmore to
spend two weeks
Miss Grace NJ. Emerson came home
| Saturday from Albany, y. Y, where she
| has been teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Duquette Of Chico
pee Falls, Mass. came Wednesday to
visit at G. f. Warmers.
Mrs. T. ]. Coils went today to Monsoon.
Mass, for visit Of three weeks with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs George Hobbs.
Mrs. Charles e. Caustic has returned to
her home in Cambridge Mass, after visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. william c. Hor-
| ton.
A. p. Carpenter and w. d. Smith went
on a fishing trip in Stratton this week,
accompanied by VIII Warren Of Wards
boro.
Rexford Benson and Myron w. Cham
berlain have recently spent several days
on a fishing trip near CIRCUITS mills in
stratton.
Mrs. George Fitzslmmons Of Las Vegas.
| New Mexico, came Monday night to visit
her mother. Mrs Alfred r. Cobb. and
other relatives
Hale X. Darling. who was operated
upon for appendicitis recently in the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington, is
improving rapidly.
Mrs Addie Gordon returned Monday to
her home in Wardsboro after spending
about week with Judge and Mrs. +.
b. Pier Of Chestnut street.
L. II. Barber went to Boston Sunday
night in his automobile on a business
trip of several days. He was accom-
panied by William +. Barber.
Miss Maverette G. Smith will leave
today for Cupertino, Cal, to make an
indefinite visit. She will stop in Gin
cinnau and in Granville. o.. on the
way
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Roess and Mr.
and Mrs. ROllin Brown went to Spring
field Sunday in Mr. Roess's automobile
to attend the Barnum & Bailey circus
Monday.
Christian Bau Of Barre. formerly a
photographer in this town and after
wards in Greenfield, Mass. has sold his
studio In Barre. where he has been nearly
nine years.
, w. L. White. driver for the American
E<ApItbs company mas Deen promoted to
the express messenger service and as
signed to run between Greenfield and
Springfield
Mrs. Harriet b. Howard has returned
, from Saco. Me While there she was a
guest of her cousin, Judge j. o. Brad
: bury. She also visited her son Charles
? ]. Howard in Portland
Col Kittredge Hasklns was elected one
, Of the deputies to the general convention
! at the annual convention M he E>nfsgar,al
3 diocese Of Vermont in Montpelier. The
, salary of Bishop Hall was increased from
Z 5000 to $4,000.
5 The Garment Workers union has elect
ed Miss Minnie Devine delegate to the ma
tional convention of the United Garment
Y | Workers OF America. which will be held
< In Detroit in August Job Long. jr.. was
| elected delegate to the state convention
!. ! to be held in Rutland.
: l. II. Barber received a telegram Mon.
y day announcing the death OF his cousin
Prescott L Watson, formerly of Whining.
ton In WNtsboro, n. Y, Sunday Mr.
watson for many years was a the head
n Of the Brooklyn fire alarm telegraph sys.
tenn. and he had visited frequently in thl.
: locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Hawley went t.
. ! Boston Friday to attend the graduation
l exercises Of their daughter, Miss Jessi,
| Hawley. from the New England conserva
herself as piano teacher in her foul
u years course. but she expects TO devot,
= much Of her time to accompaniment worl
! and she may locate in Boston in the fall
= Christie B. Crowell of this town was
4 elected grand sentinel at the annual con
e vocation Of the grand chapter. Roya
= ! Arch MaSOns. which was the CLOSING
a meeting Of Masonic week in Burlington
= Mr.. Crowell also Is the new district de
g putty grand master OF the grand lodge o
n Masons for the eighth district Isaac d
, Bailey was elected excellent conductor a
8 the annual meeting of the order Of Hig,
Priesthood
e Mr.. and Mrs. Robert stickney Of Mel
a rose Highlands, Mass, came Thursda,
4 night to visit at L. II. BARRIERS Mrs
o Suckney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Georg
Gilman OF Springfield. Mass. came I,
Brattleboro in an automobile Saturda,
and returned Sunday night, accompanies
d by Mr.. and Mrs Stickney. Mr.. Stick
ney returned to Boston Monday morn
ing. but Mrs. Stickney remained IL
e Springfield for a short visit
!, Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Durham an,
= two daughters Evelyn and Marion will
II sail from New York Tuesday on tn
g Holland-American steamship Rotterdam
e on two months vacation trip. The,
d Will spend a week in Holland VISITING
" the Hague and Amsterdam. Thence the,
n Will go to Cologne. and up the Rhine L
j. | Nleshaden and other cities From Nun
y ich they will go to Oberammergau to Sc
= the Passion Play. They will visit LAX
3, Constance, Austria, Germany. Switzer
J. land and England, sailing from Londo
d for home in August
II pleasant gathering of the nephew
!, and neices of the late Horace Scott o
u Louisville, KY, formerly of Halifax, wa
,. held at the hotel in Colrain Sunday Mrs
. Scott who came east recently to spen
u the summer, invited all the nephews an
III meces, and "a of the % who are Twin
were present. This number includes ST
grandnephews and grandneices, and tn
branches of the family in New JERSEY
New York, Boston. Brattleboro Shel
burne Falls, Troy. Halifax and Wilbra
ham were represented. Those from Brat
tleboro who attended the reunion wer
% Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Warner, Mr.. an
Mrs. Freeman Scott and Miss Mimi
e Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Scott of Ne,
s. York and, Mrs. Sebring of East OranR,
n. j. who had been visiting here wer
present.
10 Rev. r. NJ. Houghton of this town wa
elected member of the state advisor
- committee at the annual meeting Of tn
III Vermont Congregational Conference I
u Montpelier. Rev. A. P. Pratt Of Be
q lows Falls was elected a delegate to tn
/ national council and George L. Dunbar
or Brattleboro was elected substitut,
" Rev. Mr.. Pratt also was elected chairma
~ OF the department of work with boy
W and young men. The reporter for Wind
~ ham county is Rev. Daniel Mcintyre {
st Townshend. Rev. o. r. Houghton {