The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25
PERSONALS.

Clarke c. Fits was in Boston Monday
on business.
Coburn Gushing and Helen Longueil are
i'll with measles.
solomon Nesbitt is i'll with measles at
George Bonds in Guilford.
DIR. II. d. Holton was in Springfield,
VI, on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Howe is quite i'll at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Bert Barker.
Mrs. o. X. vesper OF Springfield, Mass,
has been visitor in town this week.
Miss Ruth c. Childs was visitor in
Northampton, Mass, the first OF the week.
| Miss Marjorie Crosby will entertain the
800 club at her home on High street this
evening.
Charles III. Stolte OF Springfield VT, has
been visitor at his former home here
this week.
Fred Heller, who is employed at Es-
tey's, is seriously i'll at the Memorial
hospital.
Mrs. Peter Cakes was called to Rutland
Sunday night by the death Of her brother,
Adolphus Bean.
Miss Helen Fenton OF Springfield, Mass,
visited at her home on Grove street the
first Of the week.
Judge Alfred A. Hall of st. Adams was
in Brattleboro Wednesday to attend to
several chancery matters.
Mrs Henry E. Everleth entertained
friends at cards at her home on Canal
street Wednesday evening.
Mrs s. NJ. Ellis and Mrs. NJ. L. Adams
Of Springfield, Vt, have been guests at
Charles Lockwood's this week.
Judge j. L. Martin has been in Burling
ton this week to preside at regular SEES
sion of the United States court.
+. B. Putnam has been in Keene, N. H..
and surrounding towns this week on bust
ness for the Vermont Loan 4 Trust com.
pany.
Denuty Sheriff E. s. Whitaker Of Rut-
land came to Brattleboro Wednesday to
serve papers on several persons at the Brat
tleboro Retreat in re-commitment proceed
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Crane were visitors
in Boston the first of the week, the former
the annual banquet Of his senior
society at Dartmouth Washington's birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Lamson go to Bos-
ton the week of March 5 to attend the |
automobile show. Mr.. Lamson has pur-
chased a Ford touring car to be delivered |
the coming spring.
John j. Leonard, who has been in Troy,
n. r., for several weeks, is in town for a
short stay. He expects to go to Mexico /
next month to engage in the |
moving picture business about April l.
Lyman Smith, student at Worcester
polytechnic institute, was called to Brattle-
)oro last week to attend the funeral of his
grandfather, S. A. Smith Of Guilford. He
vas at his home on Prospect street for a
ew days this week.
Hugh Betterley, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes N. Betterley, reached Brattleboro
tuesday coming from the Philippines. He
allied from Manila Dec. 4, and came by
yay of the Suez canal, stopping at Hong
Kong, Canton and Naples, from where he
vent to Holland and then to London. He
allied from Southampton the 4th and
cached New York Friday forenoon. M.
setterley will remain at home for a few
weeks.
Fletcher X. Barrows returned FRIDAY
rom q trip of % days in the West Indies.
1r Barrows sailed from New York Jan.
on the steamship Moltke of the Ham
urg-American line in company with about ]
90 other tourists. Practically every place
| Importance in the West Indies was WIS., ,
ed. The party traversed the ruins of the
ty of st. Pierre in Martinique, made a
ZIP across the Isthmus Of Panama and |
NV the dirt fly" in the canal zone. Mr..
arrows IN conversation with engineers in | /
anama was told that the canal would
ardly be finished according to the time T
NIT set by the American engineers. Ven
'uela, Porto Rico, Cuba, Jamaica and
aytian ports were visited and from three I
four hours to two or three days was
,rmitted the party at each stop. An in b
resting sight was the lake of asphalt in
trinidad. Mr.. Barrows went solely for y
easure and says he was amply repaid. y
ne city Of Nassau was visited on the trim
tward. Mr.. Barrows was surprised to :
eet Vemonter among the party of v
wrists in the person of Zenas II. Ellis
Fair Haven, who was member of the O
yislature in 1902. cl