The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-26
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PERSONALS.

: Mrs. w. w. Wilson returns today t
Westfield, Mass, after spending severa
weeks in town with relatives
Miss liberia Drummond, OF Boston
who has this year graduated from Tuft
college, is visiting relatives in town.
: James Riley went Wednesday I,
Springfield, Mass, to take position il
the office OF the yardmaster OF the Boston
and Albany railroad.
John Lynch and daughter, Margare,
were in Holyoke, Mass, few days tn,
first OF the week, to attend the weddin.
of Mr.. Lynch's niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Crane have beer
in Hanover, n. H., this week, attending
the tenth annual reunion of the formers
class in Dartmouth college.
Daniel Shea spent Sunday in Bellows
Falls. He was accompanied by Miss Mar.
garet Baker, who will spend several
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. John Hurley.
Joseph A. Kimball, of Waltham, Mass,
is guest of his brother, 5, w. Kimball.
He recently moved to Waltham, from
Chelsea, where his home was destroyed
by fire.
Harry B. Chase, who graduated last
week from Phillips Exeter academy, is at
the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
5. Chase, Harris Place, for his summer
vacation.
Thomas A. Austin was in Ludlow Satur-
day to act as one of the bearers at the
funeral of James II. Talbot, of Mortified,
an officer in the state court of Catholic
Order of Foresters.
NJ. G. Houghton, A. p. Simonds, C. O.
Robbins, 9. h. GRAHAM, G. M. Clay and
z; a. McRae were, in Athol, Mass,
Wednesday, to attend the field day of the
knights Templar Of western Massa-
chusetts.
Mrs. Annie Greene and Miss Ellen Hunt
have been in Burlington this week to
attend the commencement exercises at the
University of Vermont. Harry P. Greene.
OF this town, was one of the graduates
from the University of Vermont medical
school,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mason and daugh |
ter Miss Alice Mason, of Gardner, Mass.
were guests of Aurelius Pettee, the last |!
OF last week, Mr.. Mason coming to attend |
the reunion OF Company G, Second regi. |
ment Vermont Volunteers, which was
held Friday.
Miss Gertrude Croker, teacher of the
death and dumb in New York school,
came Saturday to spend her summer va,
cation at her home. She was accom-
panied by an associate teacher, Miss Ruth
Sappington, who will spend several weeks
here before going to her home in Fred.
erick, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Russell and son ex.
pect to leave their home at st. Johns,
Newfoundland, tomorrow, for Halifax,
N. S., where they will visit relatives and
ater come to Brattleboro for an extended
visit with Mrs. Russell's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Rate. Mr.. Russell was for.
nerly an employee of Emerson & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w. Martin and Mr.,
md Mrs. G: Clarence Temple came from
Greenfield, Tuesday evening, for a short
tay at the Brooks House. The coupIes
married in Greenfield Tuesday afternoon s
It $50 o'clock. The brides were Miss q
Mary Ethel Standish and Miss Eliza Belle !
,tandish, daughters of Mrs. Annie Stan.
fish.
Miss Sarah Benson came Saturday to
pend several weeks with her mother.
drs. Ann L. Benson. Miss Benson closed g
er school at Nichols academy in Dudley, t
lass., last week, and went to Northamp. g
on to attend her class reunion at Smith a
ollege. On her return home she was a
by Miss Jane Hunt, of Gran t
y, Mass, who will spend several DAYS
nth her.
Horace Frost, who has been connected o
18th G. ii. Eddy & company for the past b
years, was called upon at his new 81
ONE on Prospect street, Saturday even fi
J the employers of that firm. He was o,
ven Morris chair and handsome briar CT
pe, Il. Z. Pratt making the presentation Sc
,eech. Ice cream, cake, coffee and cigars
ere served to the guests and an enjoyable
7ening spent. a,