The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-16
PERSONALS.

George Gale began work Monday for ]
B. Dunton.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Eddy were recent
visitors in Wilmington
Mrs. Charles Puffer is spending a few
days in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs Mary J. Messer was a visitor in
Springfield last Thursday.
John Lynch returned Saturday evening
from a visit with relatives in Holyoke,
Mass.
L, L. Whitney had several carpenters
at work making extensive repairs on his
barn.
Miss Hazel Holt has been attending com.
mencement exercises in Mortified, Vt,
this week
William ?, Jones returned last Thurs.
day. evening from a brief visit in Spring
field Mass
Frank w. Pier returned Monday from
stay Of several days in Rawsonville where
he has been looking after his lumber in.
| terests
Mrs. NJ. NJ Miller went Tuesday to her
nome on the Putney road from Memorial
hospital where she recently underwent an
operation.
Mrs. Joe Stedman went Saturday to
her home, % Green street, from Memorial
hospital where she was under treatment
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Scott and daughter,
MISS Mildred Scott returned Tuesday to
Ihelr nome IN New York city after two
weeks visit in town
= Miss Alice Arnold goes to her home in
North Adams, Mass, tomorrow TO spend
her summer, vacation, closing her season
with Donnell & Davis.
= Miss Violette Reynolds and Miss Nettie
Dale johnson returned to New York eity
LLhohuay' after visit of SIX weeks at their
homes here and in Wardsboro.
Miss Marguerite Chamberlin of Boston
VINO has been spending some time with rel.
atlves at Northteld Farms. Mass, visited |
lin Saturday
: = Kenneth B. Sutherland, formerly Of
lI5ratteb!oro, motored from Saco, Me. Sun.
uay, with party of men, and was
S S;eSt Vi Ut: ID; h. Waterman Sunday
night returning home Monday.
Capt: L. D. Taylor, Capt. w. 0. Cooley
ana FIRST Lieutenant Dana H. Gilman
M I among those .partaking of the first
ITnh9r served to the public in the new
'io.el vermont at Burlington Saturday.
17, Mr. ana Mrs J. ?: Shurtleff, Mrs. E. E. Ii
D iagg, mrs T. e. Sargent Mrs. A W. |,
n and Miss Ada Mason attended
Due annual meeting of the Windham and
nington Tuesday. ~ " II
a "; y. fhllilps;, who spent the winter
=. ms nome IN Daytona, Fla, came last
week to the home of his mother Mr.
Mary Phillips in Townshend He has hos
oeen spending part of this week with r res
ltlVes IN Brattleboro. iei
NJ, J. Hapgood, Mrs. F. G. Wvman and
l nd Or. and Mrs. B. f. Wilmington
In'i uaughter We're in Brattleboro Satnr.
IITIy coming 1img here by automobile from perm
mnto ,ni, ~ was on her way to North
ty banquet. az lraterh-
Mrs. j. B. Dunton and daughter M;ss
If[nllha, were called to South Hone Nc
oothny py the death of Mrs. Dunton,s
io o5neI, MRS. George F. Payson, 76. who
vas s ers%rday i; Of ) bronchitis. Mr. Payson
NJ Mr' ant and Mrs. G. E. Warner, Mr. and
Us freeman Scott and Miss M;n anu
tt went to Troy, N. Y. YESTERDAY rn ne
'L;lh reunion of the Scott fan,;Ir
o tlei was a held at the home of DR. Waltey
M W. 1nree generations were represent.
cott descendants OF James
r n,en1 + Frank rank Sheldon Clark, son of Mrs
a ,uf fra ~ olask Of this town, sailed satnr
tstes '0 tran sam francisco ps on the United
ompany a at Rort, , Bf;T1ford to reioin his
avinr been d deta;a NILS; Carregidor, P. l..
MO for ue ia three months by ar
one: Mr.. Clark received his comm is.ole
II nrst lieutenant before sailing 'isSiof