The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-05
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~ J. iIs..rd ii l.slls.. T.Ii. visited 70
losa Maadag,
M,,, Annls stewart visited Al fsFns''
fslls Saturday, A..
l. l. 1oftef seAl h@sefasf "
EnAiaA for . Sisiss -.
Mrs. AHauais l.esaysf has ~f-"
in lsHiine's slote,
Mrs. q, " brnsmess u iAi'A'eA ''''''''
in loan the aeuks
A. n. Tngss u fisrhbafs' MAS
Mw- d. \. Ahsr a Springfield, ", sA'
la taan yesterday a.,
Miss Abhia Pratt visited 10 "irehh'''
a part IL the srek,
y, \. Rioe II Aesiane s@s IN Wv"
TUESDAY "a business,
Mfs. Truman 1haSeF is WISHING wv"
tisrs in Amherst, Mas -,
Mr. 4, II, Grant gcos today 70 A'h"''
Mass, for a short wit,
Miss Eva Fills finished work ~ puh
ham brothers this week,
MIR. Mary petham al Charleston ~ H.
l. spending the week IA town
MIR. aud Mfs. l.. ". Cohdon sIsh' SAT
urlay and Sunday ia Bellows fAl',
Mis-. Lillian lligley j. assisting ~ ihe
oiiico ii the county clerk this Ners'
Mis-. Eila strhtlns Eeiumri Monday
ft,om a Ioorni Visii ia leNeIvpis Mas''
Mr.. aud Mrs, Arthur Staples aud son
Homer Az visiting ia town this serA,
Ms. Allie Morse has been visiting hrt
sister Mrs, N. ], Reed IN vernon 'H''
week.
Theohald II. n. Flynn Of fhlladcphia,
Pa, Is among the Iocvni arrivals AZ '"'
Mclfose,
Mr. John Geodhus 81 IlinsiAle, y, IL,
visited her sister. Miss Alice johnson
SATURDAY.
Harry bruce Of Worcester Is spending
the week IN town with his father, u
W. Bruce,
Ms. Ruth Hubbard aud Miss Gncc
Bridges sIent Memorial day IN shelbuiho
Falls. Mas.
MIR. :. ". Edgett was in New York
SATURDAY aud Monday selecting m'd'uii''
mer millinery,
e. j. Fcnton with bis mother and SO
t.rs took an automobile trip 20 Winehes'
ter. y. H., sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. Albce OF Hyde, Park;
Mass, have been recent guests OF MI. aud
Mrs. IL, |, Hartman.
Miss Mary Manning OF Springfield,
Mass, was guest AZ William boyee
Saturday and Sunday.
w. +. Minor, L. H. Rae, lr., and T. =.
Mhitehorne Of New York city were IN
town Friday on business.
Mis-. Rosetta Bullock Of Boston spent
Memorial day and Sunday with her moth
or. Mrs.. Hannah Bullock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Merrill OF Boston
were guests OF DIR. and Mn. III. ID. Hol-
ton Saturday and Sunday.
l.. +. Adams and II. III. Crosby went 70
Springfield, Mass, with l.. ID. Taylor IN
his Oldsmoblle touring car
Miss Phoebe Clark and Miss Josephine
Farmer visited in Greenfield and Turner'S
Falls Saturday and Sunday.
+. W. Schotts of Greenfield, Mass, Is
expected tomorrow TO spend Sunday In
town. a guest OF Miss Abbie Pratt.
Mrs. G. W. Hooker gave a party yes
teriay afternoon to her granddaughter,
Abby Hooker, and l2 of her little friends
Mrs. A. b. Goodale and daughters,
Florence and Mildred, are enjoying a two
weeks vacation at their Dummerston hill
farm.
Mrs. l.. p. Sheldon OF Londonderry
has been spending several days IN town
with Mrs. j. ID. Beeman. She left this
morning for a visit in Bennington.
Col c. A. Miles was in Boston the first
Of the week to superintend moving the
painting The Prodigal Son, from the Bos-
ton Museum OF Art to the Brooks Library.
$. S. Rooney, general passenger agent
OF the Central Vermont, was IN town
Tuesday and took a trip over the West
River division TO investigate passenger
conditions.
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Lansingh Of New
York city came Saturday TO spend sew
eral weeks in Brattleboro before going to
Bethlehem, n. H., for the remainder OF
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. March, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Bingham of Springfield, VI,
Murray Tucker and Miss Margaret Mar
tin went to Lake Sunapee, n. H., Mon
day for a weeks outing.
Fred Young of Holyoke, Mass, was
guest Sunday of Mrs. Pauline Ward. Ii
is 10 years since Mr.. Young had visited
in town. He lived in Mrs. Wards home
when he was about II years old
Mrs, w. II. Cray returned Tuesday from
a visit with relatives in Swanton accom-
panied by her daughter Mrs. l.. II. Mil
Ter, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
II. |. Dyke at Gotfstown, n. II.
H. b. Willis of Meriden, Conn, who
was IN town on business about two weeks
ago has been confined to his home by i'll
ness, caused from nervous breakdown,
since his return. At this writing he is
improving.
Miss Matte Wooley, Miss Georgette
Genin and Miss Jennie Corey, all nurses
of the Brattleboro Memorial hospital, left
yesterday for three weeks vacation at
Higgins Beach, Me-, Silver Lake and Had
ley, Mass, respectively.
Mrs. w. H. Lane and two children came
to Brattleboro Wednesday from Melrose,
Mass, and are at +. l.. Hildreth's on Oak
street. DR.. Lane will join them during
the month and they will occupy the Hill
dreth house this summer.
James j. Riley leaves tomorrow for
10 days vacation. He expects to visit
st. Adams and Montreal dur
ing his absence Miss Dorothy Todd will
substitute for him as ticket seller at the
Central Vermont station.
Miss Pauline JENNIE is to resign as teach
err and assistant principal of the Leices-
ter Mass academy at the close of the
school year, June %, and will spend the
summer at her home here. She intends
to go abroad to study music in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Harris chaperoned
a party of five, Miss Alvena Walker,
Miss Clara Davenport, Miss Gertrude
Barker, Clyde Chamberlain and Fred
Spaulding, who spent Saturday and Sun
day at the Henkel cottage, Spofford Lake.
Mrs. C. V. Grant fell at her home on
Canal street Tuesday evening and sustain
ed injuries which resulted in her right
1,l :.