The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
PERSONALS.


| IN Fitchhurg Mass,
G. II. Brown of Wilmington visited IN
town briefly thi, week,
Mr.. aud Mrs. u. Frank Shea were IN
Rutland over Labor Day
+. + Bartlett OF Aleuimac, Mass, was IN
town on business yesterday
l.. T. Holden was in Boston Wednesday
To attend the aviation meet.
Harry Bixhy of Worcester spent a few
days at his home this week.
\ Judge r. l.. Hastings OF Townshend war
a Tuesday visitor in lirattleboro,
Grace Perry went to New York Tuesday
TO attend the funeral of her cousin,
Mr.. and Mrs. A, I. Stone Of Townshend
have been visitors in town this week,
&. c. Fits was in New York city on
business the latter part of last week.
Wells Miller returns TO his studies in the
University of Pennsylvania Thursday.
Miss Grace johnson left Sunday for d
visit with relatives in Cambridge, Mass,
Mrs Harlan +. Miller of Hartford
Conn, came yesterday for visit in town
James sullivan Of Norwood. Mass, Wis
tied At his former home here the iirst OF the
week,
Mrs. Helen Brasor has been guest OF
Mrs. NJ. NJ Tucker ON Newfane hill this
week
Miss Matilda Ulleiy returns TO Concord
y H., Ia resume her studies IN st. Mary :
school
Charles Hoffman Of New York city was
i weekend guest Of DR. and Mrs \. L.
Pettee.
Mr.. and Mr.. W. II, Rockwell returned
Monday from a five weeks visit in Col
Oado
q. Il. FELTON, OF Amherst, Mass, was a
Brattlcboro visitor from Saturday until
Monday,
Guy Hamilton oi Claremont. ~ H., Wis.
tied his sister. Mrs n ID. Clawson, on
Labor day,
Guy Howe OF Athol, Mass, was in town
Monday to attend the B0ttleboro. heene
baseball game.
Frank PuiFer and daughter, Mildred, OF
Montpelier We're guests OF Charles Putier
over Labor day.
Miss Charlcna Bcmis has entered the
Clawson hamilton colletc for special
course of study.
q. +. Benson and family returned Fri.
dav from Old Orchard Ne, where they
spent the summer.
Harrie b. Chase goes to Boston next En-.
day to resume his studies IN Boston I'm
ycisitv law school,
Miss Helen Kennoy and Miss Jessie Ran
som left Wednesday to enter Wcstheld
Mass, normal school,
Mls Cora Pratt Of Ashuclot, \ II who
has been visiting Mrs f. ID. Fisk, re-
turned home Wednesday,
Capt. L. D. Taylor was in Rutland ye,
terday attending Governor John \. Mead
as a member of hls staff
Merton c. Robbins returned to New
York city Monday night after spending the
weekend with his family,
Theodore c. Putnam Of Grand Rapids
Mich, Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Mary +.
Draper. Of Linden street.
Mr. and Mrs b. VI. Rowand Of Everett,
Mass were Labor Day guest~of their son,
Louis D.. Rowand, and family.
Frederick Holbrook returned to New
York Monday night after spending the
weekend at his summer home.
Miss Eleanor Baker returned from
Bridgeport, Conn. Saturday having spent
the summer there with relatives.
Miss Florence Spmgue Of New York
city. who has been a guest OF Mrs ). II
Esiey. left Wednesday for her home,
Miss Mary +. Howard returned Tuesday
from a 10 days visit with her brother,
Joel johnson, at Fishers Island, n \
Miss Dorothca Brasor Of Concord, \
II visited her parents Mr. and Mrs /
H. Brasor, from Saturday to Monday
II. f. Willis was in White River junction
the first OF the week to make arrange
ments for the decorations at the state far
John Calvin was in Boston Friday on
business connected with the Austlne IN
stitution OF which he is one OF the trustees
Miss Bernice Pike and Miss Edith Stock
well were guests Of Mrs. George Williams
in North Adams from Saturday until Mon
day
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Northgraves and
four children returned Monday from a va
cation of three weeks spent in Battle Creek,
Mich
Dana II. Stafford was at Middlebury
two DAYS last week acting as Judge OF fruit,
vegetables and gram at the Addison coun-
ty fair
Mrs. f. J, Snyder is visiting at her old
home in Fair Haven, Her mother Mrs, A.
Bonville. who has been visiting in Brattle-
Doro, returned with her
Miss Josephine Foster returned to
Springfield, Mass. Saturday, after spending
several weeks with her mother. Mrs. ). +
Foster, on Walnut street
Capt. w. O. Cooley returned Friday
rom Camp Perry, O., where he participated
rs a member of the VernF..t team IN the
rifle competition.
f. ]. Langmaid of Greenfield, Mass,
district superintendent of the New Eng |
and Telephone and Telegraph company, |
vas in Brattleboro Friday,
Richard Lane observed his eighth birth !
Law anniversary Tuesday afternoon by en- /
Darty of schoomates at ms
lome on Nor h Main street.
Col and 'Irs. F. w. Jackson and Maj.
md Mrs. Alex Duncan of Barre were sun
Law guests of Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Halgh |
md Mr. and Mrs. +. E. Perry,
Mr.. a,d Mrs. Herbert w. Sanderson |
nave moved from AZ Main street to tene- |
nent IN Charles Miners house at the cor
Ter OF Terrace and Main street,
Miss Ellen Sullivan of Boston who has
,eey, spending the summer among the |
Islands and at other Canadian
is visiting Mrs. Daniel Stolte,
Mrs. V. r. Lansingh and children, who |
ave been spending the summer at the
Fisher farm in Dummerston, will return to
heir home in New York city next week.
Robert Fournier, who has been assisting
n the Brooks House pharmacy for several
weeks. has entered the employ of Gibbs X
Wheeler as a vocalist in the Empire thea
re,
Sidney Miller of Omaha. Neb, is guest
If Mr.. and Mrs i Fl: Thompson Mr..
Niller's son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Miller, also from Omaha. are guests at the
Brooks House,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest j Waterman took
IN automobile trip to Rutland Saturday.
Tbev were accompanied by b. L. Bragg
e SprinnEnld Mncs and Miss Nander |