Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-05-31
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Evelyn Harris was guest in
Hanover, N. H., last week
Hugh Agnew has bought an S-foot
Morris canoe OF Carroll Wood.
Miss Elsie Smith returned Monday
after a weeks visit in Burlington
Thomas F. Smith has entered the en-
ploy OF the s. A. Smith company.
Mrs. F. H. Field of Scotia, N. Y. is
a guest of her sister, Mrs. II. B. Cham
berlain.
Michael Hopkins has gone to Rutland,
where he is employed in the "Uneeda'
lunch room.
James f. Hooker of Schenectady, N.
" was n visitor in town the latter part
| of the week
Miss Emma Houghton Is visiting two
weeks with Mrs. George Howe in Cam
| bridge, Mass
| ]. ]. Martin and family of Boston
were among the visitors in town over
Memorial day.
Brit ]. Young of Shelburne Falls was
a guest Sunday OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Young.
Howard C. Rice left this morning on
| a fishing trip of two weeks at the
Rangeley lakes in Maine.
George Gavin of Halifax, N s.. who
had been visiting his sister, Mrs w. o.
1OuIB, mas RETURNED HO11e
Mrs Addie Belknap Holland of Provi-
dence, r. l., is visiting her sisters. the
Misses Miller, on High street.
Miss Dorothea Brasor is at home from
Concord, N. H., for a weeks visit with
her parents, Mrand Mrs. Frank Bra
sor
Thomas Hopkins went Tuesday to
Newburyport, Mass, where he will be
the guest of Miss Elose Bernard until
Monday.
L. L. Durham wore a larger smi;o
than usual the first of the week. Cause
A 13-inch trout which he caught and
triumphantly exhibited to many friends.
E. d. Whitney, V. o. Jones, 2. X.
Barrows and f. B. Barows attended the
Amherst Williams game in Amherst
May "a. going by automobile. Amherst
won the game. 81.
William Lucies has left the Empire
theatre, where he was employed as pic
ture machine operator, and has gone to
Providence James Rate of Tacoma,
n. H., has taken his place at the EN-,
pire.
Harry A. Bingham went Saturday tc
Buffalo, N. Y, where he will have q
position in the home Office of the East
ern Mausoleum company which he mas
I represented in Vermont for severa
g months.
MISS Annie StOlle went wednesday u
: Fairhaven, Mass, to visit her brother
p Charles Stolte. Her sister, Mrs Howard
d Welman, and the latter's daughter
n Marguerite. returned Monday after
e weeks visit in the same place.
The Brooklyn Times Union in des.
9 cribing a performance by the Aborl
- Grand Opera company said: THE KIM
of William Schuster was dignifed tune
full and, as always with this depend
I nh tot 1rop fore fu1
y DR.. G. r. Anderson, w. R. Daley, DR.
. C. r. Aldrich, DR.. w. II. Lane and L
u d. Taylor went in DIR. Anderson's auto
=, mobile to Hanover Thursday, May q
u to attend the University of Vermont
:, Dartmouth baseball game which wa
won by Vermont, 6-2. At Windsor the
We're Joined by DR.. II. T. Miner, former
Il ly a star pitcher for the University o
NJ Vermont. H. f. Whitney and H. X Oar
$ ling also attended the game.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fleming Q
~ Whately Mass, celebrated their golde
a wedding yesterday. Both were born
"A County Waterford. Ireland, and came I
this country in childhood. They first ne
in Brattleboro where Mr.. Fleming wa
lie working a farm. Their marriage too
st place in Northampton. They lived her
i two years and then moved to Whatel!
N where they have owned for years on
10 of the finest farms in the Connected
K. river valley Mrs. F1emings maiden nam
er was Johanna Heaphy. Seven of the mir
rs children born to them are living.
"a Julius Whitney and his son. Louis l
a, Whitney, and f. d. Whitney and n
p. sister. Miss Jennie Whitney, attended
w Fitchburg Saturday the funeral of Al
~ drew Whitney, who was a brother
20 julius Whitney and +. d. Whitney
~ father, the late Josiah d. Whitney I
~, this town. Andrew Whitney manufa'
tured organ reeds for the Estey Orgs
company years ago. IN recent yea
10 he was known as an extensive own
iy of real estate in Fitchburg, Worcest
as and Springfield. one of his properti
MT in the latter city being the well-knov
l. Whitney building on Main street.