The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-28
PERSONALS.


on business,
Miss Helen Fenton was in Springfield
Mass, over Sunday.
William Burns of New York city is tn,
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Walker.
Harold T.. Whitney was visitor in
Amherst and Northampton, Mass, Tues
day,
Lawrence Putnam is working at Il. j
Fentons store Saturdays during the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIsner of Peoria, Ill.,
have been guests of Rev, Father Carmody
this week.
Arthur Il. Kenney has gone to work
for the American Express company for
the summer
Mr. and Mrs. l.. d. Taylor and son
took an automobile trip TO Springfield,
Mass, Tuesday.
George NJ. Taylor OF Washington, d.
C., arrived here the first OF the week
to spend the summer.
Mrs. Charles Reyes has returned from
two weeks visit at her home in South
Lyndeboro, n. IL.
II. l., Emerson and family have gone
to Spolioid lake to spend the summer
at their cottage there.
Miss Margaret Cray returned to her
home in Bellows Falls Wednesday after
spending several days in town.
Miss Rose Putnam returned this week
from Montreal, where she has been at
tending the Villa Maria school.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Legs returned to New
York city yesterday afternoon after
spending several weeks in town.
George l.. Durham and o, D. Stowell
have been in Boston this week selecting
samples Tor next summers goods.
Harry Kimball of Clyde, o., has been
in town this week to attend the funeral
Of his mother, Mrs. George p. kimball
William Lee and Harris Cray have
gone to SpotIord lake to go to work IN
the Pine Grove Springs hotel for the
summer
Arthur Blood leaves next week for the
White mountains to work during the
rest of the summer at the Mt. Washing.
ton House.
+. L. Nanderpool was in Springfield,
Mass, yesterday to attend the funeral OF
his sister, notice of whose death will be
found in another column.
Frank Melendy is able to resume his
work as express messenger between South
Londonderry and Millers Falls after a
months illness with pleurisy.
Miss Grace NJ Dana returned to her
home in South Amherst, Mass, Tuesday
afternoon after finishing her duties here
as teacher in the ninth grade,
Miss Ruth Brown accompanied Mr., and
Mrs Ora 4. Buttertield when they re-
turned to their home in Detroit, Miss
Brown will visit relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs \. z. Trout Of Spring
field. O., were here Sunday the guests Of
their son, Rev. d. f. Trout. who preach
ed in the Uniyersalist church.
c. w. Durham and o. l.. French re-
turned Wednesday from their trip
through the preserve OF the Laurentian
club in the province of Quebec.
Charles R. Crosby, w II. Bracket and
+. b. Putnam took an automobile trip
to Wilmington Tuesday, returning by the
way Of Dover Wednesday morning
Miss Edith Estabrook, Miss Eleanor
Moves and Mrs. c. II. Thompson left
afternoon to attend the gradua-
ton exercises of Norwich university.
Mrs. William Tanning and son, Viii
liam Tanning jr., left yesterday for
Conn., where they will spend
several days with Mrs, L. H. Peck.
Lawrence Putnam was in Mortified /
this week attending the commencement
exercises of the Norwich university and /
also taking examinations to enter the |
institution in the fall.
Harry A. Bingham has finished work /
IS bookkeeper for the Springfield Flour /
md Grain company and returned to his /
home here His place has been taken .
)y John J. Grady.
Mrs. L. H. Seaman and son Of Non-
icrs. \. y, and Miss A. f. Crouch of /
New York city stopped at the Brooks
House Monday on their way to open
heir cottage at Spofford lake for the
summer.
II. w. Eddy of Newtonville, Mass,
listed his niece, Miss Nettie Dale John
ION. in town Tuesday after a week spent
II Wardsboro with mis- mother Mrs.
Mary Eddy. He returned to Newtonville
Wednesday.
Mrs. Charlotte Kidder, daughter of
Mrs. Sarah n. Kidder sailed from New
! orl Saturday on the American line
teamship Haverford for Paris, where she
viii spend a year studying music under
he famous pianist, Harold Bauer. h
O. f. Benson, secretary OF the Valley ,
'air association, +. NJ. Angler, one of the
of the horse department,
nd Robert Mitchell went to Rutland
tuesday by automobile to attend the
tutland horse show.
Judge i. W. Gibson left Monday after i
Don to attend the session OF the United {
tatas district court at Windsor and ,
rom there went to attend the graduation
xcrcises of the Norwich university as :
he guest of Governor Proctor.
Maj. +. w. Childs and Rollin S. Childs c
this town and A. w, Childs and a
tuesday, for Middledam, Ne, where they '
i'll spend week fishing They made t
ne trip by the way of Colebrook, n. H.,
nd Dixvile Notch. t
f. w. Stote and daughter, Meta of
Stand Pond, came Saturday to visit Mr..
toilets mother, Mrs. Deidrich Stolte, be
IRE her departure July IS, for visit to il
or old home in Germany in company C
nd her sister from Chicago.
A cabegram was received Tuesday by o
ev. T.. q. s. Osgood announcing the 4
Ife arrival in London Monday of his d
lughter, Miss Ethel Osgood and her
Miss Elizabeth White of this \
'wn and Miss Ellen Osgood of Plain ?
I'D, N. j., who sailed from New York il
me 10 on the steamship Minnehaha of
e Atlantic transport line. r
Among the automobiles who have 81
opped at the Brooks House this week IL
e Mr.. and Mrs G. 7. Sperry of Brook
n, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Puner h.
I'd Mr.. and Mrs +. G. Parker of Spring in
Id, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. p II. Aspell NJ
New York city and Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Lasher of Bridgeport, Conn, Clarence te
Smith of Montreal, Charles Hobson of N
-tawa, A. Parker and j. Alexander S.