The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-16
PERSONALS.

N;cbo,os Baker of Rutland is spending
the week in town.
John Aher is housed by severe attack
OF pleursy this week,
Leslie Birch of Williamsyille is visiting
hi, mother, Mrs, Arthur Birch.
T. w Condor returned Tuesday from
n weeks stay in Montreal and vicinity
Harry NJ. Perkins spent Sunday and
Monday at his home in West Derry
N. ii.
DIR. w. n. Thompson of Hartford,
Conn, was visitor in Brattleboro over
Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Manley and daughter, Flea
nor, have been enjoying an outing III
Dorset,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Robbins have re.
turned from an outing of four weeks at
Wells Beach, Me-
Miss Lucy Jennings of Winchester, \
H., has been a guest of Miss Gertrude
Croker this week.
Miss Mildred Childs of Oak Park, ILL.,,
is visiting her uncle, i. l.. Childs, on
South Nam street
Miss Ruth Chaplin Childs has returned
from n visit of three weeks in Springfield
and Worcester, Mass.
Harry GRAY and son, Elmer, went to
Boston last Friday, the latter remaining to
visit relatives in Midway,
Mrs. Charles 4. Harris and daughter
went Monday to Oak Bluffs, Cottage city
for an outing of two weeks.
NJ. Austin, jr., left Wednesday, for Os'
wepo. n, Y. where he was called by the
death of Mrs Austins father.
Miss Mary Graves of Springfield. Mass;
was an oyer-Snday guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson at Harris place
Miss Grace Foster of Manchester, n.
H has been visiting at the home OF her
brother George L. Foster this week
Earle C. Titus has returned from Boston
and will spend month at his home
here before going to Concord, \. H." to
work.
Miss Irene Graves returned to her home
in Springfield, Mass, Monday, having
been a guest at j. L. Martins during the
past three weeks
III. I. Hartman of Hyde Park, Mass.
has taken rooms at i. w, Hawley's on
Chaplin street and will be in Brattleboro
most of the time during the remainder OF
the summer.
j. L. Hall of Brattleboro presided at
the organ at both services in the church
Sunday, and after the morning sermon
sang in splendid style solo entitled
Let Him ln.-East Westmoreand letter
in Keene IN. H. Sentinel.
Dr. NJ. L. Bruce of Brattleboro, VT, a
physician of 35 years experience IN gen
eral practice and hospital work, is the
new assistant to DR.. William II. Bennett
at the local emergency hospital.-Hydo
Park (Mass) Gazette, Aug. 10.
Henry Capelle returned from Boston
Friday evening. Mr.. Capelle has been
detained there since the early part OF
July by a sprained ankle. He hopes tc
be able to resume his work as keymakeI
for the Estey Organ company at an early
date.
George A. Childs of st. Louis, Mo.
has been visitor at his former home here
this week. Mr.. Childs is secretary and
treasurer of the Fansworth-Childs En-
craving company which does an extensive
designing. illustrating and engraving busl
nesc at 1927 Pine street. His wife, tc
whom he was married few weeks age
in Bridgeport, Conn, has been called tc
Europe by the serious illness OF hei
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Durham and son
Stuart, returned Monday from an automo
bile trip of between 800 and 900 mile:
through New Hampshire and Maine. Ac
companied by Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Lawtor
they went from here to Colebrook, n. H..
and thence through Dixville and Grafton
notches to West Paris, Me-, the home OF
Mr.. Dunham's parents. From there Mr.
and Mrs. Durham and son continued to
Waterville and Portland, returning by way
of Boston.