The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
PERSONALS.

Miss Jane Howard of Lowell, Mass,
was in town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. +. w. Hall have been in
Boston n part of this week.
Charles II. Thompson was in North.
hampton, Mass, Wednesday.
DIR. II. ID. Holton has been spending
a part of the week in Boston.
James A, IIoadley was in White River
Junction Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Chase have
been in Jacksonville part of the week
Ralph Worden of Springfield, Mass
was n visitor in town the first of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pitman of Troy
n. v, have been visiting in town this
week
Mrs. Wayne Reed and little son OF
Montpelier are guests of Mrs. +. l.
Swift.
Mrs. Il. S. Adsit of Burlington is visit.
ing AT the home of Il. $. Childs for sew.
eral days.
Mrs. Ellen Sweeney of Townshend
has been spending some time ut f, NJ.
Spencer 3.
Mrs. b. NJ. Rowand of Everett, Mass,
is visiting her son, l.. d. Rowand, on
Forest street.
Clinton Smith of Claremont, n. H.,
has entered the employ of W. d. Line
han the barber.
John Wood and Hartwell Pike re.
turned Wednesday from few DAYS
visit in Boston.
Wells Miller is at home for the sum.
mo from, HE gtnHIng M tha lipiNargIfU
of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. NJ. /. Reed returned yesterday
from visit with her son, Ernest Reed,
in New York city.
Miss Elizabeth Sargent and Miss
Gertrude Stoc kwell spent Yesterday in
Springfield, Mass.
Ralph Ruguri has left the employ of
w. d. Linehan TO enter William Cur
rier s barber shop.
Miss Ellen Larson of Springfield,
Mass, has come TO spend the summer at
her home on Williams street.
Walter A. Gilbert was called to Town
shend Yesterday by the critical illness
of his brother. Fred +. Gilbert.
Tracey Leonard ST., of Walpole, \. H.,
has come to spend some time with his
son, Tracey Leonard ir., who is ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hardenburg of
Roe kville, Conn, visited Mr.. and Mrs,
NJ. NJ Tucker the first of the week.
w. r. Root attended the banquet at
White River Junction Wednesday eve,
ming at which Col. Roosevelt spoke.
Miss Ruth Estey returned Monday
from Hamilton, Bermuda, where she
has been employed at the Princess hotel
during the winter.
Miss Rena Hall, principal of Tonnes
see college at Murfreesboro, Tenn, is
nj her home, 10 Chaplin street, for the
summer vacation.
Miss Mary Dennis has gone to Noroton
Heights, Conn, where she is caring for
Helen. the Young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Leonard of Pea
BODY, Mass, are spending few days
with Mrs. Leonard s parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. d. Whitney.
Mrs. l.. A. Stoekwell and daughter,
Maverette Stockwell of Cloverdale,
md, are visiting Mrs. Stockwell's aunt,
Mrs II. X. Chamberlin.
William II. Cudworth was taken to
he Memorial hospital Wednesday and
is bv Drs o 'Connor and Hamilton.
Attorneys Frank +. Barber, W. r.
Daley and f. w. Gibson went to Man |
hester Tuesday morning to attend the |
opening of Bennington county court.
Miss Corrie NJ. c. Thatcher arrived |
from Morrisville, N. Y. where |
he has been spending the past eight |
n nine months with F G. Helyar and |
amilv.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. LeBarron and
Mss Louisa White with her friend /
Iarl White, of Greenfield were guests /
# Mr. and Mrs. Harry Benson over
sunday.
Mrs. Pauline Ward was given sur
rise Tuesday evening by two parties
f friends, who called to spend the eve
ling and play 500. Light refreshments
we're served.
George NJ Tompson, consulting en-
.ineer of the Boston & Maine railroad,
n charge of the proposed extension
rom South Vernon to Brattleboro went
o Boston Tuesday.
o The many friends of Col G. A. Miles
rill be pleased to learn that he is re-
overing slowly from the slight shock
f paralysis which he sustained little
Yer two weeks ago,
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Howard return
d Saturday from Boston where Mr..
Toward underwent an operation in the
'arker Hill hospital five weeks ago.
Ir. Howard is improving rapidly.
f. p Arvine of New Haven. Conn.
stopping at Linden Lodge for a few
avs He will return home next week
Or few days and expects to come back
} Brattleboro for the remainder of the
lmmer.
Mrs. f. B. Smith, Mrs. F. P. Blake.
IRIS. c. G. Fits. Mrs. G.. +. Warner and
Trs. I. d. Bailey went to Lvndonville
tuesday, morning to attend the annual
eeting of the state federation of wo-
ian s clubs.
R. S. Childs goes today to Saratoga. I
!. Y, to be present at celebration of
re 25th anniversary of the marriage of
[r. and Mrs. William Lord Hall. The
,casion will also be the opening of
IT. and Mrs. Hall IS new home.
Among those who will attend Mason '
week at Burlington from June IL to S
) inclusive, are C. B. Crowell. S. A. i
aniels. A. L. Billings, A. P. Simonds, c
Fl. Niles, M. G. Houghton. Frank b. I
ntnam, w. B. Vinton and c. T. Thomas, e
Mr.. and Mrs. z. J. Guthrie, Mrs. Ere. I
ont Hamilton, Mrs. Isabella Lawrence !
I'd Mrs. A. ?. Carpenter left yesterday =
attend the annual convention of the :
astern Star at Burlington. DR.. and .
RS. F. G. ,Pettee left Wednesday. Mrs. :
lrpenter is organist in the grand lodge.
Fletcher D, Proctor of Proctor, DR..
T. Kidder and DR.. Lee of Woodstock,
tinU as q cnmmittnn of unlc nmn from O