The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-12
PERSONALS.


measles.
Harry Ryan went Monday to Boston for
weeks visit,
Miss Annie Mellen spcn, Monday aud
Tuesday In town.
Mr.. T.. l.. Parker is visiting At Clare
mont, y, H., this week.
N. =. Moran was In Boston ca bust
ness the hrs, 81 the week.
Miss Phoebe Clark finishes work TO-
morrow At j. T., Mann's store,
q. 4, Fits and A. y. sehNenk are In
New York this week ga business,
Dr, q. II. Anderson reluuei Tuesday
iOm a several days stay In New York.
!. q. ullcy has this week oIened his
houss ON Linden street TOT the summer
". II. Ninton AMI family expect 10 take
an automobile tnp TO Bellows Falls sun
day.
Miss Emily Tones comes today from Al
bany, n, v, 10 visit IN Bratlleboro Tor
q short time,
Mr.. aud Mrs. T.. l.. Putnam lei, town
yesterday for weeks visit a, kecne and
Alsiead, y. II.
Miss Helen Rohde will take a weeks
vacation from the New England Farmer
office beginning Saturday.
| Mr.. Edward StaTkey aud daughter,
| Margaret, came Tuesday from New YORK
10 spend the summer Ia town,
q. VI. Lawton aud party wturnci Mon
/ dan from weeks carriage trp 10 WI
mingion and other county towns.
Miss Adele Randall of Newburg y. w.
came yesterday 10 spend two weeks ~
town with Miss Mangrct Barber.
/ laIn N.kf
| from Turner's Falls where she has been
visiting her aunt, Mn. Il. a. Gillieuddy.
Mr. and Mrs. ". Howard Mitchell
went "Wednesday 10 Portland, Me, They
will spend the summer there and IN Can
ada.
Miss Mabel Stevens expects 10 finish
work june ~ in the llolstein.friesian Of
| ice and go 10 her home IN Bernamston,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Durham and DIR.
aud Mr.. 4. l.. Pettee returned Saturday
from an automobile trip 10 Boston and
vicinity.
Mrs. Harry Hodgkins Of Concord and
Mrs. George Brockway OF Warner. \. H.,
have been guests this week Of Mrs. Al
bert Fessenden.
Mr.. and Mr.. 7. W. Guihecn and two
children OF Brooklyn. y. Y. are visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Guihcen,
on Washington street.
Miss Cora Brooks will take two weeks
vacation from the Holstein-friesian OF.
flee beginning tomorrow when she viii
go 10 her home in Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed moved this
week from Thomas Clark's ON the West
River road to Is South Main street, where
they will begin housekeeping.
Miss Elizabeth Blanchfield finishes work
Saturday in the Holstein,Friesian office,
and will go to her home in Northampton,
Mass. for an extended visit.
A. +. Rohdc returned yesterday from a
three weeks stay at Oberlin, Ohio, where
he has been setting up a pipe organ ship
ped there by the Estey company.
DIR. W. II. Lane, who has been super.
intendent OF the Massachusetts, family
care system for the insane, returned 10
Brattleboro to resume general practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Brooks OF st.
Johnsbury were visitors IN town We'd
nesday. They are making an automobile |
trip through Vermont and Massachusetts,.
Miss Gregory, who is engaged in settle |
ment work in New York city, came this |
week to spend the summer at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Gregory.
Mrs. l.. H. Ballou, Mrs. Ella Allen and
daughter, Miss Alice Allen OF Western
avenue leave town tomorrow for Denver, |
Col, where they are to spend the sum
mer.
Miss Kate Dwyer who has been spend
ing several months with relatives at Pasa-
dena, Cal, left there June ! for the east
She will visit friends in town and later
go to her home in Springfield, VT, for the
summer.
/. d. Bailey, George NJ. Clay, Harry C.
Freeman. +. r. Vaughan. W. b. Ninton,
A. 4. Hobart, A. r. Simonds, c. 4.
Thomas, G. l.. Piper and +. p. Putnam
are among those who are in Burlington
this week attending the Masonic meet
ings.
Rev. II. r. Miles has been in st. Adams
this week to attend the annual state Con.
gregational convention. He also attended
a meeting held Tuesday to discuss the ad.
of forming state branch OF
the New England Sabbath Protective
league.
II. r. Brown and L. l.. IIildreth re.
turned Friday from a trip in northern
New York, where Mr.. Brown made a
purchase of six valuable horses and Mr.
Hildreth bought one to match the one
he has owned for some time.
Miss Elizabeth Glidden and Miss Ma
tilda Ullery return Monday from st.
Mary's school at Concord, n. H., to spend
the summer at their homes. j. G. Ullery
will meet them at Claremont with his au-
tomobile and return with them.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Spaulding and son
md Clyde Cutler went to Springfield, Vt,
Wednesday to attend the wedding of Mrs.
Spaulding's cousin, Miss Bernice L. Al {
noe ia William A Firkey which took
place at the home of the brides mother, ,
Mrs. George Albee at 1880 o'clock We'd :
lesday evening.
Kendall Severance of the Episcopal -,
Theological school of Cambridge Mass, :,
listed his aunt, Miss Florence Sawyer,
he first of the week and left town We'd /,
lesday for Vale Cruces, N. c., where he
will meet his mother, Mrs. c. Il. Sever 9
tnce and spend the summer in the North J
Jarolina mountains.
Mrs John Hurley of Gardner, Mass, is
listing her sister, Mrs d. 5. Carey. Mrs. .
'arey and daughter will return to Gard c
Ter tomorrow with Mrs. Hurley for
weeks visit. Mr.. Carey will start to- h
morrow on weeks trip to Montpelier, v
It. Albans Montreal, Boston and Gard S
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. w. Hawley and Miss \
Nary Frost went Wednesday to Worces. ;
err, Mass, to attend commencement of T.
Worcester Polytechnic institute. John
Harvey, Fred Spencer and Luther Haw I
ey, graduates of the Brattleboro high t.
chool in the class of 1904, are to be grad
ated this week from the Worcester Poly
echnic institute. i,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lyman Towne ,
ave issued invitations to the marriage n