The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-17
PERSONALS.


first of the week.
o. W. Smith Of Greenfield. Mas, Ia,
been in town this week.
Mr.. and Mr.. NJ. ID. Grout visited IL
Springfield. Mass. over Sunday.
Mr.. George W. Brooks is i'll this week
at her home ON South Main street.
n L. !. llagan spent Saturday and Sun
day at hi home in Cambridge, Mass.
Robert II. Baker is confined TO his bed
by illness. from a weakness Of the heart
Mn. G. c. lloi-ngton Of Boston, came
"Wednesday to spend some time at X. T.
! Dunklccs.
4. l.. MAYNARD made a business trip
TO points in the north part of the state
! last week.
Miss Gertrude Marston will visit her
home in Grafton at the close OF her
school duties.
Miss Florence llemenway will go to
Middlebury tomorrow to attend com
mencement exercises.
John J. Clune will attend the conven-
ton of licensed embalmer, at Boston,
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II, u. Chamberlin and
Miss Alice Phillips went TO Springfield,
Mass, Saturday, for short stay.
Richard Chamberlain inflicted severe
cut on the thumb 10 his left hand yester'
day while cutting some kindling with an
axe.
Raymond Holmes of Cornell university
came Tuesday to spend the summer at
the Merose with his mother, Mrs. T.. H.
Holmes.
Wales +. Holden entertained the
teachers and senior class OF the Brattlc'
boro high school Wednesday evening at
his home, % Oak street.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ Yeaw attended the
commencement exercises at Smith college
this week, their daughter, Miss Rua
Neaw. being member of the graduating
class
Miss Prouty and Miss Winchester,
teachers i'm the Main street school, will
attend the meeting of the New England
Educational association in Boston early
in July.
Rev. Roy NJ Houghton returned last
evening from Montpelier where he at
tended the state convention OF Congrega.
tional churches Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Ruth Sprague, a teacher IN the
graded schools, goes this week to her
home in North Wilmington, Mass, Tor
the summer vacation. Miss Abbie Starr
will accompany her.
Miss Ida Fox went to Springfield,
Mass, Saturday, on account OF the crit
cal illness of her mother, Mrs. Alice
Fox. whose death occurred Sunday
morning.
Fred Fletcher, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at Memorial
hospital several weeks ago, has recovered
and went to his home in Marlboro,
Wednesday. 49,
Mrs. A. II. Webb of Mortified, Vt,
whose husband was formerly pastor OF
the Methodist church of this place, was
a guest of Mrs C. d. Smith and other
friends this week.
Rev. Z. @. S. Osgood offered the
installing prayer at the installation OF
Rev. Arthur +. Wilson as pastor OF the
First Parish of Northfield Mass
Wednesday evening.
Miss Anna Dewitt of Lakewood, N.
j., who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. f. Guiheen. left Monday for her
Lake st. Catherine for the summer
Mrs. Richard Atwe of Albany, n. Y,
a daughter of William H. Fuller, at one
c. A., visited her sister, Mrs. Emma Bart
lett, this week enroute to Walpole to
visit her parents.
Miss Florence Allen and few mem.
bers of the Brattleboro high school will
20 to Middlebury Monday to witness the
Roman drama entitled Temporibus HON.
inis Arpinatis, in which j. G. Peach,
B. H. s. 'o7, takes the part of Catalina.
Mrs. w. A. Vance and daughter of
Canton, Ohio, who have been visiting
Mrs. Vance's parents, Mr.. and Mrs; F.
w. Gipson, of High street, left for their
home today, accompanied by Fred Clip
son, who will spend the summer in the
west.
Mrs. Florence McGill one of the de-
partment editors of the Ladies Home
Journal is guest at the Brooks house
for few days and is visiting friends in
Brattleboro. A number of years ago
Mrs. McGill attended school in Brattle-
boro.