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

Leslie Ranney of Greenfield, Mass, spent
Sunday at his home.
Rufus Titus of Windsor, P. G., is visit
ing his brother, HI. G. Titus.
Mrs. Horace Scott of Louisville, Ay.,
is visiting at Freeman Scott s.
Mrs. G. G.. Maynard returned Wednes
day after a visit in Schenectady, N. \.
Mrs. Daniel Peck of Glens Falls, N; y
was a guest of Mrs. Mary Draper Wednes
day.
J. F. Carey of Newport, Vt, was Sun,
day guest of his brother, ID. ). Carey and
family.
w. A. Shumway and w. r. Hubbard re-
turned Tuesday after spending three days
in Winhall with Harry HodgAns.
B. C. Keneston and daughter, Mrs
Walker of Andover, n. T., have oeeh
recent guests at ]. G. johnson s.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Reed of Hartford
Conn. spent Sunday at G. X. Simonds's
making the trip in their automobile.
The stairs leading to the second floor at
the southern end OF the Crosby block have
been reftted with new treads this week.
Harry A. Pike expects to go to Boston
| July ! to take an advanced course OF
study in the Klein School of Optometry.
Joseph G. Burpee greeted many of his
friends from an automobile in which he
enioved a ride yesterday for the flrst time
this summer
Mrs. f. O. Burton returned to her nome
in South Lancaster, Mass, FRIDAY, a1ter
short visit with her brother, D. " hoWe'
on Linden street
William F. .Jangraw, who figured in a
,.,nawav accident with his bride in Bur
l.t' Tuesday was formerly EMPLOYED
here as printer.
Henry r. Brown and E. L. Hildreth
were in Northampton Tuesday to attend
the sale of Mr.. Browns riding school
property at auction.
Walter Keezer. formerly clerk at the
Brooks House, but now connected with
lumber firm with headquarters IN Bos-
ton has been in town this week on bust
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen have returned
from their wedding trip, a portion OF
which was spent in Clyde, O., where they
were guests of Mrs. Aliens brother, Harry
Kimball.
Wells Miller returned Tuesday, from
Lima Ind. where he has been attending
a military academy. He VIII spend the
summer at the home of his parents, DR..
and Mrs. A. |. Miller.
Gilbert L. Morse, who is known in Brat
tleboro through having spent the summer
here with Chalmers Holbrook, was first
marshal of the class which was graduated
from Williams college this week.
Mrs. Charles Shepardson and Mrs. Ar
vine pike went to North Adams Monday
10 attend the funeral of Howard Williams;
who died in the North Adams hospital
SATURDAY from injuries sustained from fall
ing from bicycle.
Mrs. A. J. Pullen and daughter lett
Yesterday for their home in Fond du Lac,
Wis. after spending several weeks IN
town with relatives They were accom-,
panied bv Mrs. Austin Miller who will
spend several weeks there.
f. L. Putnam a former shoe dealer IN
this village was stricken with shock OF
PARALYSIS Saturday evening. He was found
in his garden at his home IN
Estevyille. Owing TO his advanced age OF
50 years his condition is grave
Rev. and Mrs. Guy c. hanson OF Hyde
Park. Mass. were in town Monday en-
route 10 their summer home in Williams
Vile. Mrs. Lamson viii summer in Yer
mont. Mr.. Lamson will return to Massa- |
in a few days, but will return |
later in the season.
Daniel J. Stolte left. Yesterday for Mon
tague. Prince Edward Island. where he
will be married Tuesday, June %, to Miss
Macdonald. formerly district
nurse of the Brattleeboro, Memorial hos. hos
pital. After a brief wedding trip they
viii beo;n housekeeping in one of III. l..
Emerson's houses on Green street.
Miss Florence Clark left Monday for
New York city whence she sailed wed
lesday for three months trip abroad,
me of the party being Miss Louise i
lowell of Springfield. Mass, who was
formerly employed in town. The party
will tour the British Isles and several
Continental countries. Miss Clark's
,lace as stenographer at the Vermont
National bank will be taken by Miss
Gertrude Norcross. IL