The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-21
PERSONALS.

ID. Frank Shea has been in Boston thi.
week ON business,
DR.. Lawrence lleaphy of New lorl,
city comes tomorrow 10 spend two weeks
at the home of his father.
Wilfred +. Root has been in Magnolia,
Mass, this week To attend the annual
convention of the New England Pharma'
ceutical association,
DIR. Samuel NJ, Crothers, former pas.
tor of the Unitarian church here, deliy.
cred the commencement address at Smith
college in Northampton, Mass, Tuesday
evening.
Mrs, Mary f. Tucker was reelected
treasurer and Mrs. 4. G. A. Ware audi.
tor at the annual meeting OF the Vermont
! Equal Suffrage association in Burlington
last week.
Mrs Mary Stevens and daughter, Miss
Josephine Stevens of Scranton, Pa, were
guests of Mrs. w. T.. Jones Tuesday and
Wednesday. They and Mrs, Jones went
yesterday to Springfield, VT, TO spend a
day or two with relatives
At the annual meeting of the Order of
High Priesthood, state Of Vermont, held
in Burlington Tuesday evening Isaac ID.
Bailey of BrattlcborO was elected con.
duetor. Col. Kittredge Hlaskins attended
the meeting,
Frank b. Putnam, general agent for the
Vermont Loan 4 Trust company, re.
turned Friday from trip OF several
weeks ON the Pacific coast, Spokane,
Wash, and Grand Forks, \. ID. He was
accompanied east by +. j. Holman, pres.
dent of the company, who will be in
Brattleboro before returning to Spokane.
DR.. II. ID. IIolton, DIR. Henry Tucker
and Attorney General G. G. Fits have
been in Burlington this week attending
the annual school for health officers DIR.
llolton read paper on Duties OF
Health Officer and Mr.. Fits participated
in the discussion following one Of the pa
pers.
At the Congregational state convention
in Fair Haven last week, Rev, ii. X.
Miles of Brattlcboro was elected a dele
gate to the international Congregational
council in Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1905.
Rev l., NJ. Keneston of West Brattleboro
was chosen a delegate to the National
Congregational council in Cleveland, o., in
September of this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Larkin G. Mead of Flor
ence, Italy, and Mr.. and Mrs. William Il.
Mead of New York city arrived at the
Brooks House last Thursday night and
will remain IN BldttlebOrO until July IL .
or thercabouts. One of their first acts
was to visit the spot near the Wells foun-
tain where Larllin G. Mead carved the |
snow angel This is the sculptor's first |
visit to Brattleboro since 1877.
John T. Grady who has been pitching !
for the East Manchester, n. H., baseball /
team since the opening of the season, re- |
turned to Brattleboro Tuesday, that team |
having disbanded The team began as
member OF the New Hampshire state /
league and later joined the Maine state /
league Grady has received an offer from
the Augusta team OF the Maine league |
and it is not unlikely that he will accept.
Charles w. Durham and o. /. French
left Friday on two weeks fishing trip
through the preserves of the Laurentian
club in the province OF Quebec. Mr..
Durham is a member of the organization,
which controls thousands OF acres Of wild
land. On Monday they visited stream
near one of the club camps where trout
rom one to three pounds could be taken
as fast as one could cast a fly. Mr.. Dun
ham. who has had much experience in
fishing, called it the best hy-fishing he
had ever seen. On the following day
Messrs. Durham and French left in com
lany with two guides on a 10 days trip
through the wilds.