The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-06-25
PERSONALS.

Clifford Legs went to New York
city this morning.
Tracey Leonard Of Bellows Falls has
taken position in Manley's garage,
Miss Edith Esterbrook returned Sat
urday from her trip around the world.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Mason of Gard
ner, Mass. are guests at Aurellus Pet
tee IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Johnson have
moved to their new. home on Forest
street.
Mrs. Eliza Banks returned Saturday
to her home in Northfeld, Mass, after
visit with Mrs. j. M. Nation.
News
Letter Carrier William E. Barber
was overcome by the heat while on his
route this morning and Clerk Harry
Freeman had to complete the delivery
Miss Pauline Lang has finished her
course in the Clawson Hamilton Com
mercial college and taken position as
clerk and bookkeeper for S. e. VAIN
er, stationer, in East Northfield, Mass.
Miss Alice Butterfeld is spending
her vacation with her parents, Mr.:
and Mrs. L. A. Butterfeld, and will
sing soprano in the Unlversahst choir
during the absence of Miss Corinne
Blodgett.
Mrs. Addie Van Doom went Wednesday
20 Middlebury to attend commencement al
the college where her niece Miss Caroline
Howard Clark will graduate Mrs. Van
Doom will visit relatives in Chester dur
ing her absence.
H. A. Goodrich of Fitchburg, former
business man in this place, was recent
guest of H. P. Wellman. Mr.. Goodrich,
who was on an auto trip north; terminated
his trip here on account of the death OF
friend in Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Williams of West
ern avenue moved this week to Spring
field, Mass, Mr.. Williams having accepted
a position with a contracting trm OF that
CITY. Mr. and Mrs. Williams came to
Brattleboro from Boston seven years ago.
Miss Ola Turner of East Dover who
has recently completed a course in the
Clawson- Hamilton Commercial college
has this week received an appointment
as private secretary to Mr.. La Porte
who is on the editorial staff of the New
England Magazine.
Stuart Frost returned Saturday from
Troy, N. Y. where he was graduate
last week from Rensselaer, Polytech
mic institute, civil engineering depart
ment. Mr. Frost went to New York
city yesterday for a brief stay but
has not yet decided his future plans.
Dr. c. R. Aldrich and II. c.. Rice
returned Saturday from a two weeks,
fishing trip on Cambridge and Rapid
rivers, which flow into Umbagog lake.
the lowest of the Rangeley chain. They
had excellent sport taking trout and
land locked salmon on the fly.
Miss Helen NJ. Weatherhead of Brattle-
boro, Vt, who took Miss Lyons place as
teacher of the second grade in the Main
street school, has accepted position for
next year as teacher of the first and sec
ond grades in the Chase street school in
ttleboro.-Greenfeld Recorder.
George f. Chellis. for six months past
employed as an electrical engineer for
the ]. G. White company at the Connectl-
cut River Power companys dam, left yes
terday for Chicago, where he becomes one
of the staff of engineers IN the sanitary
district. Mrs. Chellis will join her hus- |
band within few weeks.
mother Mrs. Frank W. Hopkins, to her
home in West Rupert the first of the
week to attend the Wright family reunion.
Mrs. Hopkins remained at her home in
that town. She has been a guest OF her
son for the past three months. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Adams of this town accom-
panied Mr.. Hopkins and his mother.
Mrs. J. II. Burke and three children
are expected tomorrow from Essex
Junction to spend few days before
eaving Wednesday for Boston. They
will sail Thursday from Boston for
San Jose, Costa Riea, where they will
DIN Mr.. Burke for four months
visit Miss Annie McGrath of this
own will accompany Mrs. Burke. She
will finish her work in f. ]. Fenton s
tore tomorrow night: The party will
sail Thursday on the United Fruit
teamer Heradia. Mr.. Burke expects
o meet the party at Panama. Bert
Narr of st. Albans who has been as
ociated with Mr.. Burke at Costa Rica
nd has been spending some time at
is home, will accompany them.