The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-03
PERSONALS

Miss Annie osgeed spent Memorial
daV M her home la hIaoklin-,
4. ". Reed Is spending the week In
Springfield. Mass, On business.
Mrs.. Anine Pike Nenl 10 Orange. Mas f,
"Wednesday for few daSs' Nisii,
Earle weaiherhead 81 Schenectady,
y, ", spent Memorial day AZ his home
here.
William Heard j. moving Into Mrs
e. 4. Reed : house, ~ Central street.
today.
Stewart Brown 81 Albany. y, v, was
visitor az his home here the hrsi 81
the week.
Mr.. Wolcolt Bnlesiier returned Fri
day from New York city 10 Mr.. Mary
Kirkland :,
Leo IIagan went TO his home in Cam
bridge. Mass, Saturday 10 remain over
Memorial day.
Rev. 4. !. Long ~ Proctor visited
his mother. Mrs. Daniel Long, Thurs
daV Of last week,
William T., Dewey aud William llarrop
of llolyoke. Mass. were guests In town
over Memorial day.
Miss Mary Manning Of Springfield,
Mass. wns an over Sunday guest OF
Mrs. William Boyce.
Mrs. c. D. Whitman Of Fishers Il
land is visiting her father, j. d. lted'
way. on Grove street.
Mrs. Emma y. Leiisinger returned TO
her home in Boston Tuesday after a
visit with her sons here.
Mr.. and Mrs. LYMAN Howe of
Wilkes, Barre, Pa. are the guests Of Mr..
land Mrs. l.. 4. Holden.
Mrs. Glenroy smith Of Mitiineaguc,
Mass, j. spending the week with her
mother, Mrs. Dora Goodalc.
Miss Mary Mcguire and Miss Rose Pur-
cell Of Meriden. Conn, visited al ID. w.
shoa's the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. NJ. Adds and chill
tfren visited in New Haven, Conn,
Monday. going by automobile.
Austin Nichols and family have moved
this week from Frost Place 20 Charles
Shepanlson's farm in West ouiliord.
Thompson Cain returns home tomor.
row after n week : visit with Mr.: and
Mrs Henry Cain in Schenectady, y. y
Liston g. Ketchum of New York
city was in town yesterday to attend
the funeral Of his aunt, Mrs. Annie u.
Cobb.
AIrs. nellie Spencer Morgan OF Shel-
burne Falls, Mass. visited in town We'd
nesday on her way To Newiane To at
tend W. G. I. L, convention.
Mrs. Roger 7. .Donoghue Of liolyoke,
Mass, and her brother, y. Guiheen OF
Springfield Mass. were over.Sunday Wis
itors with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Guiheen.
Mrs. j. II. Beal and son Howard went
to Wilmington Saturday to JOIN MIR. Beal
who is engaged in making survey Tor
the Chace- Hartman project IN the Deer
field valley
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j.. Durham started
yesterday on an automobile trip
through Vermont and northern New
HAMPSHIRE 20 Mr.. Durham s former
home in Paris, Me.
Mrs. Alta Starr Greasy of Hartford,
Conn, Mrs. Nette Starr Clement oi
Brooklyn and Arthur Starr of Chicago
are spending some time at the Starr home
stead on Western avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Whittier returned
yesterday to Montpelier after short
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ii. G. Bar.
Der. Mr. and Mrs. Barber accompanied
them in Mr.. BARRIERS automobile.
Miss Lillian Johnston has completed
two years training for nursing at the
Emerson hospital in Forest Hills, Mass,
and is at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. +. w. Johnston for three
weeks vacation.
IS Frank Wallen returns tomorrow from
a three months business trip through |
the south and west in the interests of
the Chambersburg Manufacturing com
pany of Pennsylvania, for his summer
vacation which he will spend with his
mother Mrs Thomas Winn
Isaac d. Bailey, H. ID. Walker, w. =. |
Elethrope, Dennison Cowles, Ii. L. Whit |
ney, +. b. Putnam, c. A. McRae and i. |
w. Putnam of Brattleboro and j. I. |
Wright and II. A. Staten of Vernon at
tended the ceremonial session and ban
auet held by Melha temple of Shriners |
at Springfield, Mass, Friday evening.
j. Edward Hall and Mr. and Mrs. c.
b. Lamson went Wednesday to Reads
boro as delegates for the Baptist Sunday
school to the Windham County Baptist
Bible school convention Rev. John X;
Cow also attended the convention and
delivered an address. During the conven-
ton Mr. Hall spoke upon How to Con
duet Bible School.
G. A. Jondro, local representative of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance company,
was recently operated on at the Farren
hospital in Montague, Mass, for appen-
dicitis. He is convalescent and will re-
turn to Brattleboro in few days. 5.
l.. Purinton, the assistant superintendent
in the Bellows Falls office of the com
pany, is making weekly trips here in the
absence of Mr.. Jondro.
Can't w. O. Cooley of Company
and Capt. L. ID. Taylor, quartermaster
Of the First regiment, V. N. g., will
20 to Plattsburg. N. Y, to attend the
camp of instruction there from June >
to June IL. Leave of absence has
been granted Col. j. G. Estey for five
weeks from May 25, with permission to
cave the country that he might take a
business trip abroad.
Rev. Guy G. Lamson of Hyde Park, |
Mass, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Lamson
If Washington street, was chosen one of
he examining committee of the Ro-
chester, N. T., theological seminary. when ,
he graduating class of that institution [
vas examined in theology. He has been {
invited to deliver the address before the {
Christian associations at Midlebury col |
eye Sunday evening, June 10. Mr.. Lam ,
on is somewhat of busy man for aside
rom his duties as pastor Of his church Q
lie is waging war against the illegal sale {
# liquor in Hyde Park. ,
|. 0. P. Smith, who completed "A !
ears continuous employment at the
Istey organ company's plant Saturday,
proposes to take good, long vacation.
lie came here from Wilmington and be-
an work for the Estey company Oct %,
$685. With the exception of weeks t
acation each year Mr.. Smith has lost no /
line. He has worked on organ actions 1
turing the past "a years and during the a
asst 20 years he has been in charge of G
Dom devoted to contract work. He pro- e
oses to take a rest this summer and
isit friends in different parts of the Il
ountry. He will go to New York city t
bortlv RI see cousin sail for Enrope ] "