The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-07
PERSONALS.


home in Florence, Mass,
Paul +. Quinn OF Leominster is spending
the week az G, +, MAINS.
i. Mark Tudor OF Bennington spent Mon
day and Tuesday in town.
Miss Cora Bleamer OF Holyoke, Mass,
is visiting Miss Margaret Shea,
Miss Ruth w. Childs is spending yaea
ton with friends at Wellileet, Mass.
Mrs. +. |. Swift went to Rowe Mass,
Thursday for a weeks visit with relatives
w. l.. Wright of Londonderry spent d
day last week with his SON. Carl T.. Wright
Mrs. Thomas Rogers is recovering from
severe illness caused 10y ptomaine poison
ing.
Miss Minnie Fnnegan of Newport, \
H., is visiting her sister, Mrs. p, NJ Fer
ritter
Mrs. Addie Gordon Of Wardsboro j.
spending several days with. friends in
town.
William Shea of Northampton, Mass
has been spending the week with Charles
Mcdonnell,
Mrs. Alma Cummings and three daugh'
ters OF Townshend were visitors last week
at L. NJ Howes.
Charles II. Atwood of Pittsfeld, Mass,
was a Fourth OF July guest OF his sister,
Mrs Glen G. Gould.
Judge and Mrs. w. II. Daley returned
home Monday from two weeks spent IN
northern New York.
Miss Gertrude Plummer sang in the
Uniyersalist choir Sunday in Miss kathe-
rine Martins absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Wheeler OF Everett,
Mass, have been guests Of Mr., and Mrs,
| Frank Pier several days.
Thomas Sisk was in New London, Conn,
! the latter part of last week to attend the
| Yale Harvard boat race
Mrs. Emma l.. Leitsinger OF Boston
and grandchild, Millicent Hayden, are Wis.
J iting her sons in Brattleboro.
Mason s. Stone, state superintendent of
education, was in Brattleboro for a short
time Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ivan Willard and daugh'
ter, Beatrice, LETT Wednesday for a two
weeks visit in Hawley, Mass.
John Guiheen, sr., is expected home
! Sunday night after spending the week
with his two sons in Brooklyn, \. \
Miss Josephine Sullivan OF Chicopee
| Falls, Mass, who has been visiting rela-
| tives in town, returned home yesterday.
Miss Katherine Dame of Albany, n. y,
| has been spending a part OF the week with
her sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Adams, of Prospect
/ street.
Miss Marion Simonds and Mrs. Arthur
Arcond have gone 10 the mountains IN the
northern part OF the state for visit. They
| left Friday.
f. j. Taggart, bookkeeper at the Car
| penter Organ company's factory, lett Mon
gir.. V.tTasf Cor nnl 4Fnn
sand Islands.
Mrs. Carl Wright and little son re-
turned Monday from visit to Troy, y.
H.. and went Wednesday to their home in
Londonderry.
Mrs. Ella w. Donelson went to care for
Mrs. LYDIA Wilcott of Clark street Thurs
day after two days visit with Mrs. H. X.
Chamberlain
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Crane and daughter.
Elizabeth. leave tomorrow for Boston on
their way to Bay View, Ferry Beach, Me,
for two weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Ray and Mrs. Helen Newell
left for their home in New York city Mon
day after a visit with their cousin, Mrs.
Julia Nation.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. s Rixford and two
children, who have been visiting in New
York city for the past week, returned
home yesterday.
George Barnes and Harry Hughes, guests
OF Charles H. Pardee at the Melrose last
week. have gone with Mr.. Pardee to Pine
Grove Springs for fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Edward Benson with
friends from Greenfield spent Sunday after
noon at Harry Benson's on Organ street,
making the trip by automobile.
V. w. Boyden from Mortified, Mass,
Mrs. Harry Howard and Miss Florence
Howard of Townshend, and Earl Wheeler
OF Boston were visitors in town Wednes
day.
Ralph Grout, who has been spending
three weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Grout, will return tomor
row to Washington, d. c., where he isl
employed.
Z. w. Gibson accompanied his family
to Salisbury, Mass, Saturday and returned
Tuesday to attend county court at New.
fame. Mrs. Gibson and the children will
remain in Salisbury for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Morse took an auto
mobile trip to Meriden, Conn, last Sun
day. They returned Wednesday accompa'
MED by his uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Washer, who are spending few
days here,
Rev. Guy G. Lamson OF Hyde Park,
Mass. has been a guest OF his parents, MIR.
and Mrs C. B. Lamson on Washington
street this week. being in town IN connec-
ton with the trip of the Baptist mission
airy car, Messenger.
At the graduation exercises whlch We're
held on the Paraochial school grounds last
week, Marie Eckles received prize OF -,
Clifford Rate So, and Bernard Haus So,
L Al ,,.4a nf tha CnIn hn
best conduct during the year.
w. F. Minor of Newark, O., H. NJ.
Lauritzen and Robert Kelley, jr,, of New
York have been guests at the Brooks
House this week. They came from New
York with V. R. Lansingh in his car Sun
day, making the trip in seven hours,
Elwood G. Chandler has resigned his po-
sition with the American Express com
pany having received an, appointment as
a substitute railway mail carrier on the
Boston Peterboro, n. H., run. Harry
Plaisted has entered the employ of the
express company as driver, succeeding
Mr. Chandler
Lloyd r. Robinson returned Monday
from a visit at his home in Franklin, Conn,
where he attended a meeting of the Rob
inson association of which he is a member.
The association is composed OF descendants
of Rev. John Robinson who was one of
the party of Pilgrims who came to America
in the Mayflower in 1920.
Miss Alice Vein. nurse at Memorial
hospital went last Friday to her home
in Hartford, Conn, for a three weeks
vacation. Soon after her arrival there
she was taken i'll with quinsy sore throat
and for two days her condition was con.
sidered serious. She is one of the several
nurses who underwent an operation for the
removal of tonsils and adenoids at Memo
rial hospital two weeks ago.
J. B. Manley narrowly escaped colliding