The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-05
PERSONALS.

has been reoeni visitor in town.
, Miss Alldic illnan II Taunton. Mas
Be the gues, OF Mn, Ada Dowley,
Rev. N. y, Carmo,ly has been in bei
nington this week 10 visit bis sister,
Carroll Bond has taken position a
salesman IN Freeman SCOTS grocer
store,
Miss Minnie Stockwell has moved iron
Main street 10 her home IN West brat
tleboro.
Walter Cook leaves today Tor his hom
ia Richmond, Va. having been ylsito
ia town,
Mn. II. @, T., Pratt is spending III,
week with Mr. Pratt at the South Yer
non hotel,
james r. Hooker OF Schenectady, n. y.
has been visiting al his former home her,
/ this week.
Mrs, ". W. Walker has been visiting
Mis, b. 4. Wood al Whaiely, Mass. IN,
past week,
Mr.. aud Mr.. Francis T.. Blake leave
this afternoon Tor stay OF two weeks al
Castinc. Me.
Miss Meta Stoie 81 Buffalo, \. V,
arrived ia Braiteboro Sunday for visii
with relatives.
Mr. Minnie Hubbard j. ehaperoning a
party Of young women, who ATE camping
at Jake Roponda.
Ralph lloughton OF Walpole, y. H..
has this week begun work in Freeman
SCOTS grocery store.
Mr. and Mr.. G. q. Robbins started
this week on an automobile trip through
the White Mountains.
Robert lIiglcy has this week begun
work for the Bratileboro Street railroad
company rs motorman.
Miss Florence Pentland and Miss
Frances Putnam returned "Wednesday
from York Beach. Me.
Rev. George LEcuyer has been in
Woodstock this week TO attend 10
hours devotional service.
Harry Martin OF Rensselaer,, \. y,
was IN town this week an route for his
home in Boston for a visit.
;. 4. Daniels returned Saturday after
spending several days IN ~. Adams and
other Franklin county towns.
Mrs. II. A. Davis and daughter OF Sax
tons River have been the guests oi Mrs.
Mary +. Howard the past week.
Mrs. l.. J.. Durham and son return to-
morrow from Allerton, Mass, where they
have been spending several weeks.
Mrs. George b. White and daughter,
have been visiting Mrs. /, y.
Thompson at Spoiford lake this week.
Mrs. Adelaide Nichols and daughter,
Gertrude. returned Wednesday from a
fortnight's vacation at York Beach, Me-
Mrs. \. VI. Bodge has returned TO the
home of her daughter. Mrs. G.. ii. Smith,
"a. a.,s.Y.1 ,t.aL. in t.uilfnri
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. H. Harvey left We'd
ncsday for Boston and Portland, Me-, on
a two.weeks' business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. A. j. Nugent OF Bridgewater,
Mass, is spending three weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Palmer on Green street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Ryder went yes
terday TO Plymouth, Mass, TO visit at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Boy
len.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Dickinson of Eugene, Ore,
Is visiting her nephew and niece, Mr.. |
and Mrs. c. c. Barrett, at 2sis Highland
street.
Ernest L. Winter has lett the employ
IF W II. Ninton 4 Son and begun work |
N the shipping department OF the Yer
mont Printing company.
Mrs. Roger p. Donoghue returns to
ler home in Holyoke, Mass, today hay |
ng been caring for her mother, Mrs. +.
5uiheen, who has been seriously ILL.,
Rev. L. T. Mathison of Massillon o..
ormerly rector of St. Alichaels Episcopal
'hurch. has been engaged to preach in
he cathedral at Chicago throughout Aug
ist
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Rogers and chill
Iren and Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Brown re-
urned Sunday from Spofford lake where
hey spent two weeks at the Barrows
ottage.
George Z. Adams of Springfield Mass,
vas in town Wednesday on business.
Van Rensselaer, Lansingh returned yes.
erday to New York city after a visit OF
0 days in town.
MIR, and Mrs. Charles w. Richardson
nd two children have returned from a
acation at York Beach, Me. They were
ccompanied from Concord, n. H., by
Irs. Ada Dowley.
Judge L. w. Gibson has returned from
few days visit in Chester where he
-ent Saturday with his family who will
amain during the month OF August with
lrs. Gibson's mother, Mrs. Grace Hadley.
Invitations have been issued by Mr. and
Irs. John Luther Howard to the mar 9
age Oh IiltlI uduSnleI, Ilild w
William Luther Hunt. Thursday evening,
Jug. IS, at S o'clock in the First Baptist j
lurch.
Mrs. NJ. s. Jones, who has been visit
10 in jacksonville for several days, was 5
her home here yesterday preparatory !
, going to Mattapoiset, Mass, to spend
,veral weeks with her daughter, Mrs. J
II. Soliday i
Mrs. C. F. r. Jenne has this week
tipped her household goods to Hart S
nd Conn, where she and her daughter, {
-iss Pauline Jenne, will make their \
ome Mrs. Jenne's son, Sherman, is
nployed in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Stone went
Tednesday to Boston to spend few /
Tvs after which Mr. Stone expects to go n
go to Provincetown to the dedication
the Pilgrim monument. Several thou
nd members of the Pilgrim Fathers will d
tend the dedication which takes place y
day. n
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Haskell and chill "
en- left Wednesday for an automobile
ip through the White Mountains TO p
,rtland, Me-, and along the Maine coast G,
the return to Brattleboro. Mr. and N
atty, accompanied them in Mr.. Rob
MS S automobile. :,
Prof. l.. B. Patton, who has supplied h
e pulpit of the Centre church for the p
st two Sundays, left this week for u,
lifornia. He will return east in De- Il
ber Professor Patton will deliver a -
ries of lectures on Palestine and the
ycavatons in the Holy Land during his II
~ on the Pacific coast. 1
G. H. Hall, j. A. Amidon, A. p Car p'
inter- L. w Amidon, r. S. Childs, Den ~ ~
Duggan, J. j. Eckels, N. j. Doyle, -
]. Stolte, NJ. J. Moran, G. A. Little
Id, Hugh Dunklee, j. j. Eckels, j., &c
A. Shumway, Henry Stocl1well and III
j Baker Mere the Rrattlehnro dele- | L