The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
PERSONALS.

Howard A. Brown visited IN Woods'och
Saturday and Sunday.
clifford Smith is visiting in stoneham'
Mass. for several weeks.
Judge T.. W. Gibson and W, X. DI ins,
were professional visitors IN pai'o" '"''
week. .o5
Miss Jessie l.. Patchenn has returned
IIillcrest after spending week III -
York
Mrs w. II. Brockington went sunday
to Walpole, n. H., for a brief Visi' WIN
relatives.
Roy Roy NJ. Houghton arrived Tuesday
from Laingsburg, Mich, where ne spe"'
his vacation.
Roy. +. A. Wells returned from his vaca.
tion last week and occupied the Me'hoais'
pulpit Sunday. -.
Fred f. Bemis of Meriden. Conn, VISIT
cd at the home of his sister, Mrs y H.
| Crosby. Sunday.
I, I Mann of the Vermont PRINTING
company is in Boston for a week: MIs'
Mann is spending the week IN hihsoa"'
n. II. ,,
Mrs Martin Austin and two children
returned Monday after 10 days spent az
Winthrop, Mass. with Mr. and Mrs. D. ~
Austin. o,.
Dr and Mrs. F. G.. Pettee and son, Clln-
ton returned Monday after several Weeks
spent at their camp on Wolf pond IN the
Adirondacks.
Mrs +. A. Thompson entertained par
tv Of Brattleboro friends Monday, evening
at dancing party at SiNerdaie camp
Spofford lake.
IT G. Baxter of Brunswick, Me-, has
been in town this week on business con
nected with the Snowflake canning factory
of which he is proprietor.
Mrs. Charles F. Ramsdell. whose nus
band died at his home in Gullford some
months ago, left Tuesday with her chi,,
dren for New York city. where she VIII
live.
Mr. and Mrs. David Duquette, OF CHICO
pee Falls, Mass, were in town the hrst %
| The week en- route to the Middlepuiy lali
and to spend some time with relatives al
their former homes.
Mrs. James p. Smith and children; hay
den and Katherine. returned SATURDAY 'e
their home in Springfield, Mass, after
two weeks visit with her parents Mr
and Mrs. John Henkel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Lanslng.l
and two children left Saturday Tor tnell
| home IN flatDuSIi, !,
and children have spent several weeks Oh
the farm of NJ G. Robbins.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Palmer were called
m Fitzwilliam. N. H., Saturday evening
Inv the sudden illness of, Mrs. Palmer
daughter Mrs. John Patch, Mrs. Patch's
condition was such that they returned
Tuesday.
Mrs. Joan Newton Ounce, who has beer
| i1,nip nfn
| Rrattleboro Saturday in her big kno1
racing automobile. The machine and its
driver attracted no little attention OF
| Main street.
Miss Florence Brockington, left, Sunday
| for Washington to resume her duties al
stenographer in the census bureau AZ, IN.
Louise Brockington, who will visit IN the
capital two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. William 7. Bruce have
returned from visit at Hampton Beach
N. H., and will mike their home with MT
and Mrs G. H. Harris at 81 Canal street
Mrs. Bruce has been spending this weei
at her former home in West Townshend
Miss Margaret Moss of New York city
a Young and bright Hillcrest guest, cele
brated her 18th birthday by. giving q
| unique party to the Ames hill colonlst.
last Friday evening. Forty-two partici
pated, adults predominating, costumed az
children under II, which created much
merriment. The aged danes made attrac
tive children and the men green anc
frisky lads. Especially youthful appeared
! Cvrii F. Brown of Boston in a Buster
Brown eet-up, and C. G. Billings of Wash
inpton, b. c., in fetching baby cap and
gown. Prize games were played ane
dancing and dainty refreshments followed