The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-07-16
PERSONALS.


| Boston this week
F.. A. Richardson joined his family a
| York Beach, Me-, Monday.
Mrs. E. X. Glidden has gone to tn
farm at Putney, for week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Harris went t.
Bondville yesterday on visit
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Pierce spent Thurs
| day in Springfield and Chicopee.
Mrs. Katherine Burchard goes tomorrow
to Chester to spend the summer
Miss Anna Smith leaves Saturday fol
her home in New London, Conn.
Mrs. r. f. Jones returned Wednesday
from 10 days visit at Newfane
Fred G. Gale of Boston was visitor al
his home here the first of the week.
Farnk Bonville of Cambridge, Mass, is
guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Snyder.
Florence Boyle and Henry Wellman are
visiting in New York city and Newark
N. J.
p. /. Shea of Derby, Conn.,, has been
visiting at his former home here this
week.
Mrs. Z. j. Snyder has returned from a
three weeks visit at her old home in
Fair Haven.
ID. f. Shea underwent an operation for
appendicitis yesterday at his home on
Elliot street.
Glenham Jones joined his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. V. o. Jones, at Sunapee lake,
n. H., Monday.
p. L. Shea of Derby, Conn, was called
here this week by the illness of his
brother, d. F. Shea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur P. Simonds and
daughter go to Wells Beach, Me-, next
week for a vacation.
Miss Alice Mason who has been guest
at A. Pettee's, returned to her home in
Gardner, Mass, Monday
Mrs. H. Fl. Crosby and daughter Betsey
went to Ames hill Saturday as guests of
Mrs. John Barrows for 10 days.
Miss AIollie Donahue of Rutland and
Thomas Manning of Derby, Conn. are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Shea.
Charles Goodell of Middlebuly will
move to BrattleboEo this week having Sc
cured employment on the Bradley farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brockington will
occupy Mrs Simonds's house on High
street vacated this week by Mrs. Minnie
A. Hubbard.
Henry /, Hartman, general manager
If the Connecticut River Power company,
; i'll with typhoid fever at his home in
1yde Park, Mass.
George f. White, Lester Fl. Greene,
)r. X. J.. Cleaves and Fred Marshall, all |
f Montpelier, were Saturday visitors in |
'rattleboro on an automobile trip south.
Miss Helen Rohde, Miss Inez Goodale,
lrs. Abbie Sanders, Miss Sadie Under
'ood and Miss Emily Clapp are spending
he week at the Clapp cottage, Spoford
Ike.
Rev and Mrs. D. f. Trout leave Mon
ay for the latter's home in Rockport
lass, to remain for a few days before
Ding to Springfield, O., Mr.. Trout home,
} spend several weeks.
w. F. Root returned from Montpelier
Iednesday where he met with the other
embers of the state board of pharmacy
, hold an examination of candidates for
:enses to practice in Vermont
The family of Rev Edward T. lIath-
on of Massillon, O., are at the Colburn
INNER. Mr.. Nathson will spend the
onth of August with his family.
Rev Guy c. Lamson and four young
omen of his church in Hyde Park, Mass,
ere at the home of c. B. Lamson
The young women were on
leir way to visit Rev and Mrs. Lamson
their summer home in Newfane
Mrs. John A. Bower and son, Rev.
avrence Bower of Pittsburg, Pa, who
I'VE been spending week in Hinsdale, ;
I'VE returned to the Brooks House where
ey will remain for some time as Mr.
over will preach Sundays in this section
ring the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ID. Horne of .,
,wrence, Mass, have been guests of
r. and Mrs. c. w. Durham the past
NJ Co, ,1r- l..
the Brattleboro high school, giving up {
at position in 1895 I
George Van Dyke, head of the Connec-
ut River Lumber company, was in town
his automobile Wednesday on business a
injected with the progress of the log '
i've down the river Mr.. Van Dyke re-
ntly sustained a severely sprained ankle 7
d is unable to walk. f
w. E. Hubbard and E. H. Anterior '
ok 45-mie walk last week leaving Fri
V afternoon for Jacksonville where they \
NAMED over night and continuing the n
xt day to North Adams Mass, where Y
" arrived about 4 p. IN. They returned
me by train Friday evening. y.
Mrs. J. j. Estey, Mrs. E. H. Van Dorm, 4
g. Fred Smith, Mrs. Horace Burchard, al
g. L. w. Hawley, Mrs. c. f. r. Jenne,
=. r. w. Dewolf and Mrs. H. P, Well Vi
II. were SutSlS bl 4lOIudA VI NILS IA | \
SStoddard of Springfield, Mass, who is AZ y,
Spofford lake. Mrs. Stoddard formerly III
I'd in Brattleboro.
Irs. Franc. f. Clark goes tomorrow to =.
Ike her home with her son, Lieut.. " "
mix S. Clark, who is stationed at Fort ", w
Kinley, Portland, Me. Her daughter. III
'oine Clark remains as a guest of
,sident Thomas at Middlebury, and in m
,tember goes to Mortified, Vt, to take W
POSITION as teacher in the high school tn
lev. Kendall Severance, who was or ~, ~
ned by Bishop Lawrence of Massachu- "
s in June, went to Detroit the first of
Y, to take charge of St. Adams church m
ch was founded by Bishop Williams I.
Michigan. Mr.. Severance is the son of nc
late DR.. c. E. Severance of Brattle- 10
o. His mother expects to join him Sc
r. gil
harles 5. Greene of Oakland, Cal. was
visitor last week. Forty
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