The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
PERSONALS.

Mr. Edmund Rocket 81 Springfield,
Mas. ;, spending q lew da,. at her hom,
ME-. Florence T. WeIlmau viii visit Il
ilnghamion, \ y, during the Easter Vi
cation.
Mn. Park u. swift 81 Athol Ia. bee,
the guc,i al Mr. and Mr., r. l. swift thi
week.
llarry g., Paistrd was IN Concord. y. II.
ever Sunday visiting his wife, who j. II
with nervous ptusiratiou.
Nil, Florence SANDER nf Town.hend ha
been the guest ot her sister, Miss Eliil
Sanders, during the week
The condition of Frank Kimhall. VIII,
lms been seriously III At the Memorial
hospital. j, reported improved.
Miss Ruth Brown entertained IKE Smith
college friends Al her fathers farm IN
I Halifax sunday, the prooc.. Of making
maple sugar being the attraction.
Mir, Cora Srcrfy. a graduate Of the
| Braithhoro Memorial hospital left Mon.
day ior Panama. where she viii have po.
.i'ion in the government hospital at An
con.
DR. =. T.. Steele Of Montpelier. Dr. r. VI.
Peiton OF Relionl and DR. G.. :. Foster
Of Putucy, state supervisors of the insane
made an official visit To the llrattlcboro Re
treat today.
MI, Marion VI. Rice leave. Monday for
Berkeley, Cal. for q visit az the home of
Mr.. c. \ Wc.tonberg who. before her
marriage wa, Alis, Jessie DeWof.
teacher in the local schools.
stuart Frost. who is employed a. civil
engineer IN the construction department
OF the Jersey Central railroad in New
York city, was an over Sunday visitor at
the home Of his father, T.. G. Frost
Misses Maize and Agnes Calvin went to
Windsor Yesterday to give violin and piano
selections during the performance OF The
Rose Of Sharon. which was given at the
state prison under the direction Of the
Catholic parish in that place last evening.
Mr. and Mr.. II. b. Chamberlain went
10 Claremont y H.. Monday to attend
the funeral OF Mrs Ro,ettc Chamberlain
Heath, sister Of the late Il. y Chamber
lain OF Brattleboro. Mrs Heath was
born in North Newport. y. H.. April |
}. 1924, and was the daughter Of John !
md Martha Richardson Chamberlain She (
lied in Claremont Friday She had often |
listed Battlcboro and had many friends (
lerc. She leaves a son. Harry \. Heath /
If Newark. y. j.. and n daughter, Mrs
pitt WttNtl hl 7 lditAlbli, btNlutN iitl II
husband.
Charles j. Howard Of the coast artillery 4
tationed at Portland Me. has been Wis.
ling his parents. Mr.. and Mrs George \
Toward, for the past 10 days. He i en-
aged in the study Of mining harbors and
uling the past summer was employed in
lantng and exploding mines for practice
n Portland harbor. He has already
erved year and half of his three years
nlistment in the service. Mr.. Howard
TENDED the schools of Brattleboro until
years old when he became interested
naval life and a. soon as hc reached ]
ne age limit enlisted.
Herbert Il. +. Horton. who has been
broad for several months studying in
ulptnre. returned from Paris on the
'hite Star liner. Adriatc. March 5, and
me to Brattleboro last week to visit his
ther. Frank G. Horton. He returned
lis week to New York TO resume his
lties with Herbert Adams, the sculptor
it'll whom he has been associated since
e death of Augustus St. Gaudens. Mr.
orion was employed by St Gaudens upon
ork which was uncompleted on the death
the latter. Though Mr.. Horton re-
rned to America upon the same steamer
at brought Sherman Jenne. another Brat
'boro boy, he did not learn of Mr.. Jenne's
entity until nearly across. Mrs F. J..
ancs of Fitchburg, Mass. sister of Mr..
orton. also visited her father during her
others stay here last week