The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08
BrattIebOvO Local


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Miss cssa Hatch i sI~nilns the ~ssa
in Chesterfield. y, II,
Ms. I.uss Knight l. seriously III with
an ulrsr 90 the syrl,aii'
Caruy BlsF Il iirislol. Conn. y s'''s'
al b 4. iiunis this Assk'
Miss Charlotte Hall II Wilmington .
Spending the we.k IN ioan,
Miss iIilma Efiekson Nas visitor ~
Aihol, Mass, over the Fourth,
Ma. Ru,h Chllls and Miss Llstis Han
nsy sIeh the Fourth IN falhry,
Irwin bellows lrii last week for spring
asll, VI. where be has employment
n. :. ghills l. enjoying a TRIP 81 several
days 10 Asban Park, y, u, aud "shf'
resorts,
Geors. wood, student al the Claw
san Hamilton oalies~, has secured a posi-
iion ia Springfield.
Mr.. aud Mis-. Oscar Lind and sonr
Clifford. returned Tuesday Ia Boston alter
Welt with relatives ia town.
n. N. Adds and family are IN New
Haven and Middlciown, Conn, Tor
weeks vacation, going hy auto
MIR. ". u. Daly aud three. chiidrn
lcayr this week for their obi home ~
bennington 10 spend the summer
Miss Nina NJ. Sheldon. a teacher IN the
Main street school, has gone TO Lyndon
VILE 10 sIcnd the summer vacation.
Mas Nan Fulton Of Providence, u. J.
came the first oi the week 90 spend the
season with Mis- Filth Washington.
Mr.. Mary y. Howard returned Tues
dAy from Saxions River and Bellows Fails
where she has been visiting for a week
Mr.. aud Mrs. william Plimpton and
daughter al Springfield. Mass, arr spend
ing two weeks at their former home here
Mis- Flora Wilson 81 Northampton,
Mass, visited in town Saturday enronie
Tor Warlsboro where she will spend thr
summer.
Miss Pearl Gibson has returned 90 the
home Of her mother. Mrs. II. a. Gibson
after spending several months IN Wash
ington. ID. q.
Tracy Leonard Of Bellows Falls has
moved his family 10 Brattlcboro aud wiz
occupy a house owned by c. ;. Hopkins
ON Williams street.
Miss Eva Wolcott has completed her
work at the Generalization college ana
has taken position with the Moody
schools a. stenographer.
John Washington and daughter, Miss
Edith Washington, visited at the home OF
his son. +. l.. Washington. in Athol,
Mass, over the Fourth.
Miss Minnie Miller and Miss Phlla
Miller were among the Brattleboro VS.
itors at the centennial celebration IN
Orange. Mass. July 3, and 3.
Harold Garfield has finished his studies
at the Cawson-llamilton college and Is
EMPLOYED by the Ashuelot Paper company
as stenographer and bookkeeper.
Miss Beatrice Yearly, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. II; 7. Yearly, went Tuesday to
Montague, Mass, for an operation Tor
appendicitis at the Farren hospital.
Miss Maude Adams and her brother,
Percy, Of Worcester, Mass, were m Brat
tleboro over the Fourth and attended the
celebration held at the fair grounds.
C. G. Maynard Of Brattleboro gave a
paper on Bacterial Vaccines at the meet,
ing of the Vermont State Pharmaceutical
association at Lake Bomoseen this week.
Friends of Mrs. George Brooks, the
South Main street milliner, VIII be glad
to learn that she is improving IN health
and will soon be able to resume her work.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boorhis OF Cumberland,
N. Y, leaves tomorrow for her home,
having spent week with her cousins,
Mrs. Lucy Gibbs and Mrs. d. w. Tenney.
Mrs. James NJ. Adams, daughter, Con.
stance. and sons, Leon and Lincoln, are
at West Thornton, n. H., in the White
Mountain region where they will spend
the summer.
Densel Calvin Of Middlebury was a
guest Of his uncle, John Calvin, last
week. He is student in a prepare
tory school in Boston and will enter the
Harvard dental school this fall.
Mrs. Charles L. Caustic Of Cambridge,
Mass, mother of Mrs. w. c. Horton OF
Brook street. sailed from Boston June 20
ON the Leyland line steamship Bohemian
for a two months tour of England and
the continent.
Judge and Mrs. ]. L. Martin and two
daughters, Miss Helen and Miss Rather
inc Martin, and Miss Nina Gilman left
Friday morning for two weeks stay at
the Watch Hill house at Watch Hill.
They are with the Brooks party
Mrs. A. j. Currier was called to Green
field, Mass, a week ago Sunday by the
sudden illness of Mrs. NJ Fl. Davis, who
was stricken with shock of paralysis.
Mrs. Davis. who has many Brattleboro
friends, is at the Franklin county hospital
in Greenfield.
J. Willard Cobb went to Mortified
Sunday evening where he has been de-
tailed for duty as range officer during
the annual target practice of the Yer
mont national guard. Company | will at
tend the practice from the 18th to the
Goth inclusive.
Percy V. Crowell. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs George L. Crowell, who recently
graduated from the University of Michi-
gan at Ann Arbor, left Wednesday for
Seattle, Wash, where he has a position
in the ceramic department of the Benton
coke and coal company.
Joseph Dunlevy sailed yesterday from
New York on the Santa Marta of the
United Fruit company's line for Santa
Marta. Colombia, South America. Mr..
Dunlevy, who has been at home on a
vacation from his duties in the Costa
RIGA office of the company for several
weeks, has been promoted to the position
of assistant superintendent in the COM
pany's banana station office in Colombia.
Richard G. Eaton, M. D., of Wakefield,
Mass, has been appointed second assist
ant physician at the Brattleboro Retreat
and assumed his duties July |. DR.. Eaton
is 40 years old and graduate of Yale
in the class of 1892. His medical course
was taken at Harvard and he graduated
in the class of 1896. Upon leaving college
he served in the Massachusetts, General
and Boston city hospitals and was house
physician in the Worcester, Mass, hospi-
tai one year. After a year at private
practice in Holyoke, Mass, he became
the resident physician and superintendent
Of the Holyoke city hospital and renamed
there a year. He has lately been engaged
in general practice in Wakefield, Mass,
ant physician in the nerve and mental
out-department of the Massachusetts,
General hospital. DR.. Eaton is a MEM
Der of the Massachusetts medical society