The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
PERSONALS.

Miss Grace Perry has been spending Sc
. eral days in Northampton, Mass,
T. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bugbce of Putin,
were Sunday guests at w, D. Bugbee's,
Major f. w. Childs Is expected TO y
, turn from Washington, u. G., tomorrow.
Mrs. V. 4. johnson Of Washington
ID, G., Is visiting her sister, Mrs w. !
: Cray.
James. Lilis OF Springfield, Mass, speu
| Sunday and Monday at his former home
town
Carl +. Cain and Kittredge Haskins al
tended the Episcopal State convention i
Rutland,
Miss Florence Hemenway went to Mid
dlebuy Monday 10 attend commencement
al the college,
DR.. and Mrs. f. L. Gilbert and daugh
ter, Margaret OF Grafton, visited in tow
a day last week.
Mrs. Ella p. Bement OF Easthampton
Mass, has been recent guest OF her niece
Mrs. Charles Akeley,
Mrs. Mary Il. Washbum and daughter
Miss Abbie Washbum, OF Putney m,
guests at +. L. Hunts this week
Master Charles c. Gay left Monday fol
with his aunt, Mrs, Clarence Jones,
Miss Mary Haigh has returned to hel
home on Walker Place after being under
treatment at Memorial hospital for a time
Miss Lucy A. Henry and Miss Maud /.
Jones OF Stoughton, Mass, We're guests OF
their aunt, Mrs. w. II Gay over, Sunday.
Mrs. Harry c. Shaw and four children
are at the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John o. Benedict, in Bristol for the
summer.
Miss Clara l.. Carruth, teacher in the
high school. was called to her home in
Spencer, Mass, Tuesday by the illness of
her father
Mrs Frank W. Pier was in Chester last
week TO attend the annual alumni banquet
and commencement exercises of the Ches-
ter high school.
Mrs Alice Baird, Miss Ada Jameson and
Miss Alta Bishop spent Sunday in Hat.
field, Mass, with Mrs Baird's sister, Mrs.
Clarence Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Mann and
daughter, Monica, spent Sunday in North
Leominster, Mass, with Mrs. Manns sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Quinn,
Mr.. and Mrs George Baldwin went last
with Mrs Baldwin's mother who is recoy-
ering from an operation,
Mrs. H. S. Edwards and daughter, Doro,
thy, returned this week from a visit OF
several days with relatives and friends in
Berlin and Worcester, Mass
Harold Staples OF the class OF 1914 at
Harvard arrived home Tuesday to spend
he summer vacation with his parents, Mr..
md Mrs. Charles G, Staples.
Miss Sarah L. Griswold returned We'd
lesday from several weeks visit IN Ran
lolph. She also attended commencement |
It the Randolph Normal school
Mr.. and Mrs. William French Of Weston /
attended the graduation exercises of the /
nigh school, their son, Erwin A. French !
icing member Of the graduating class.
Frank L. Fish OF Nergennes, a former /
esident OF Windham county, being born /
n Newtane, received the degree of A. NJ. |
rom the University OF Vermont last week /
Mrs. J n Waite and son, Whiting, Of
Weston were in town the first of the week /
o attend the graduation exercises. Her
on, Harold Waite, was a member of the
raduating class
Earl Arnold. formerly clerk at the Brooks
House has been a guest Of Wells Miller /
uring the week. Mr.. Arnold is employed 4
8 bookkeeper by the Cutler Grain Co., of I
outh birmingham, Mass.
Judge Charles H. Robb. associate Justice
/ the court of appeals of the District OF
while in Brattleboro as the com
lencement speaker was a guest Of Judge |
p, /. Martin and family,
Francis Lynch, II, who lives with his
unit. Mrs c. j. Miller at II Elliot street. (
II from pile of brick Monday forenoon
lille at play near bis home and fractured
le small bone of his right arm. I
Mr., and Mrs f. w Gibson attended the {
hester high school alumni banquet June I
}. Mr.. Gibson was for some years princi- !
Al of the school, while Mrs Gibson is both I
graduate and former teacher there q
Mr. and Mrs. Albert X. Walker of West
mister Mass, have been guests of r. s.
hilds this week Mr.. and Mrs. Walker |
ere married Tuesday at the home of the l
ide, who was Miss Ruth /. Hurd of that '
wn +
Mrs. Charles Slate Of Londonderry il I
ending several days at T. ]. Belden's \
er daughter. Miss Madeline Slate who is \
student at the Clawson. Hamilton Bust 7
SIS college. will return home with her .
turday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. G Cushing of Fitchburg,
ass, We're guests at T. w. Eason's this
EEK from Saturday until Wednesday. Mr.
lshing also called upon two old comrades IT
Vernon who were former residents Of :
tchburg
Leon Brown of Chester was called here
It week by the death of his father, vii. Il
IN Brown who died at the Retreat. q
lere he had been several months under
,dical treatment. The body was taken to !,
lester for burial v
Judge William r. Daley and family left Al
esday for Bennington where Mr.. and h.
rs. Daley will leave their children with ~
atives for two weeks during which the NJ
lge and Mrs, Daley will visit friends in n
,rthern New York
Mr. and Mrs Walter S. Bishop of New NJ
wen, Conn. who have been spending pt
rec weeks with her father John Rettinr. ca
t yesterday in their touring car for their w
me. Mr.. Bishop and r. S. Childs enioyed m
fishing trip to Somerset the first Of the pi
elk. m
Master Sumner Horton of Kalamazoo
CHI, arrived in Brattleboro Friday TO .
md the summer with his grandparents. w
, and Mrs. A. o. Norcross in West Dunn eN
rston Mrs. Norcross and daughter. ca
IS Gertrude Norcross met him in Spring
d, Mass.
". R. Phillips left town Monday for fii
eff stay in Keene and Boston before ~
wing for keystone, in the Black Hills of m.
nth Dakota where he will attend the II =
dding, June 30 of his daughter, Miss It.
lnces NJ. Phillips to Clarence Holmes Of ne
ademy, S. d. -
dr. and Mrs. Henry Drury and Mrs fin
'nzo Drury of Weston spent two or on
ee days in town the first part of the
* and attended the commencement ex. TIL
ises of the high school. Their son and
ndson, Carroll Drury, was member of ter
graduating class. ms
lrs. Lewis Elmer of Brooklyn, n. Y. E
IS Elizabeth Wilson OF Cnllinrsmnnd u