The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24
PERSONALS.

Miss Gertrude Norcross is working a'
clerk in j. L. Mann store.
Miss Gertrude Croker of New York city
is at home for the summer vacation.
Stewart Brown is home from Albany
| y. Y, for the summer vacation.
G. l.. Eason of Dies Moines, Ia. came
Monday to visit his brother T. w
Fason.
Mrs. NJ w. Chamberlin and daughter,
Eleanor, visited relatives in Newtane over
Sunday.
Mrs. +. S. Corse of West Mortified
Mass, was a guest OF Mrs. Arvine Pike
Wednesday.
Miss Lucia Gleason has gone to her
home in Wardsboro to remain during the
summer vacation.
Mrs. Robert Macdonald and two chill
dren came Thursday from Brandon to re-
main over Sunday.
Miss Maud Leitsinger and Miss Alice
Connarn attended the dance in Dummers-
] ton Center Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hyde of Glen
Cove. Long Island, are guests this week
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Elmer.
Mrs. Charles II. Welcome, who under
tai last week, is gaining rapidly.
Mr.. w. Chamberlin and Rexford Ben
son returned Tuesday from Stratton where
they have been on fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Eckels were call
ed to Philadelphia this week on account OF
the death of Mrs Eckels's mother
Mrs. Daniel J.. Stolte and daughter left
Yesterday for Mrs. Stolte's old home in
Montague, p. +. l., where they will spend
10 weeks.
Joseph Martin, formerly connected
with the Brattleboro garage and at present
travelling salesman for the Buick automo-
bile company, has been visitor in town
this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Guy C. Lamson of Hyde
Park. Mass. have been guests of Mr..
Lamson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il.
Lamson, during the week. They are
spending the summer at their farm at Will
Evansville.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 0. Russell were pleas
anty surprised last week Thursday even
evening, the occasion being the ami
Sersary of Mrs. Russell's birthday. The
time was spent with games after which
cake and ice-cream were served. Mrs. Rus
sell received several useful gifts.
Mrs. G. L. r. Jenne and daughter, Miss
Pauline JENNIE, who have spent year in
Paris, arrived home this week on the
steamship Rotterdam from Rotterdam to
New York. Mrs JENNIE and daughter en-
joyed three-weeks' trip to Switzerland
shortly before sailing for home. A reeep- |
ton will be rendered Mrs. Jenne at the |
annual meeting of the Daughters of 1872
at Mrs. II. E. Bonds Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Horace Scott OF Louisville, KY,
who spends her summers in New England,
gave dinner last Sunday at the Colrain
House in Colrain, Mass, to her nephews
and nieces. The reunion was the first held
by the family and was most enjoyable
occasion. Those who were present were:
Dr.. s. Walter Scott of Troy, n Y, Mr..
md Mrs. Leslie Scott of New York city,
Mr. and Mrs G. Z. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. T. Woodward, Miss Carolyn and Miss
Helen Woodward, Miss Mabel and Deane
Davis Shelburne Falls, Mass, Mrs. Mary
Scott Sebring of East Orange, N. j., Mr.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott of Halifax,
Mrs. Clara Scott Griffin of Orange, Mass,
Miss Nellie NJ. Starr of Wilbraham, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Austin and Martha
Austin Of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
scott, Miss Minnie A. Scott and Mr. and
Mrs G. r. Warmer of Rrattlaboro