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

| Paul Gchrlng Of New YORK city was
visitor in town over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. II, Il. Dunklee visited il
| Townshend the first Of the week.
Miss Mabel Kirkbride OF Burlington i
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, j, w. lizard.
Miss Annie Klabunde left Saturday TO
an indefinite stay in New York city.
Robert Mitchell returned the first of tn
week from visit in Norwich, Conn.
Jerry Lowe, formerly OF Townshend, i
a guest Of his sister, Mrs. Thomas Rice
L. j. Waterman and X. l., Greene wer
in New York city the latter part OF las
week
Herbert Il. Howe and son, Lester, spen
Wednesday and Thursday IN Hartford
Conn,
CLAYTON Randall is acting as clerk in thu
ice-cream department at Holden's phar
macy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunbar Of Bostor
were guests OF Mrs. Nellie Coolidge ovei
the Fourth.
Ralph A. Whitney OF Leominster, Mass.
was a guest of f. c. Harrington the first
of the week.
Miss Gertrude Bailey and Perley GATES
spent the Fourth at Mr.. Gates's home II
keene, y. ii.
Mrs. Charles Hamilton went to Milford
Mass, Wednesday to spend the week end
with relatives.
Miss Helen Peck of Salem, Mass, has
been engaged temporarily as nurse al
Memorial hospital,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Otis OF Yonkcrs, "
V, are expected this week TO spend some
time at The Melrose.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. d. Clawson left last
week for Chatfeld, Mimi, where they are
10 spend the summer.
William +. Barber and family left yes
terday for visit of fortnight with rela'
tiyes in Quakerton, Pa.
Miss Ethel Briggs of Medford, Mass is
expected tomorrow for two weeks stay
at John Washington's,
Eugene II. Cutler, ir., was the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. F. Marion Brooks, last
week at Winslow Elms.
Lewis Dompier and son, F. r. f, Dom
pier returned yesterday from a visit IN
Hartford and Springfield.
Mrs. c. W. Durham and son, Stewart,
left Saturday for Salisbury Beach where
they viii spend several weeks
Miss Johanna Sullivan returned yester.
day to her home in Chicopee Falls, Mass.
having been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Nat Bartlett and daughter, Marion,
are making four weeks stay with MIS-.
Bartlett's parents in Walpole \, II.
Carl White and Miss Lovisa White are
SPENDING the week OF the Fourth with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Benson on Organ street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Houlihan and two
children and I. T. Houlihan of Bingham
ton. n. y. were visitors in town yester-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dinsmoor and son
of New York have been visiting Mrs. Dns-
moor's sister, Miss NJ. E. Horton, TINS
week.
Mrs. William T. Bruce OF Canal street,
who underwent an operation at the Far
rem hospital last week is making a steady
recovery.
Mrs. George b. White and daughter,
Marguerite. left Saturday morning to
spend the month OF July at Hyannisport
on Cape Cod
Z. +. Howe of South Deerield came Sat,
urday to attend the ballgame and to spend
Sunday with his sister Mrs U. q. Brown
of Brook street.
Mrs. A. L. Schwenk and two children
and Mrs. C. w. Reed and daughter have
gone to Allerton, Mass, to spend two
weeks vacation.
Jesse +. HAYNES, local manager for the
Swift Beef company, was IN chicago last
week attending a meeting OF eastern man
ayers of the company.
Mrs. Fred L. Watkins and daughter,
Elizabeth, have returned to New Haven
Conn. after having spent several days with
Mrs. Herbert Barber.
Mrs. John Washington and daughter,
Miss Edith Washington. spent the Fourth
in Athol. Mass. Mr. Washington is spend
ing the weekend there.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Landry started We'd
nesday on a trip through the middle west
which will include stops at Cincinnati,
Detroit and other cities
Prof. Williston Walker and family OF
New Haven, Conn. came SATURDAY. TO 9c-
cupv their Linden street home during the
remainder of the summer
Henry j. Fisher who has worked for
H. s. Goodenough a number OF years, mas
taken a position as salesman on the ROAD
for firm in Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. William II. Winslow entertained
A large party of relatives and friends on
the Fourth Of July at her home IN west
Brattleboro. A good time Is reported
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thayer OF Rock,
ford III. have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs Harry w. Shaw on Forest street and
Mr., and Mrs. W. A. Prouty this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. /. Roess and Mrs. O..
r Simonds and daughter, Miss Marion
S;monds. took an automobile trip to North
ampton and Springfield, Mass, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. G.. H. Hawkes. OF South
Vernon announce the engagement Oh tieli
daughter, Eva Winifred to Sherman Aus.
tin .Jenne of Hartford, Conn, formerly OF
Brattleboro.
+ B. Selleck of Middlebury was called
to Brattleboro by the death OF ms great
aunt. Miss Caroline Selleck, Tuesday lie
the body to Mlddlebury yes
terday for burial.
Gleason Wilder finished work Monday
for The Vermont Printing company and
went Tuesday to Worcester, Mass, where
he has a position with the George u Wmt-
ney Printing company.
Miss Harriet Barrows went Monday, toI
Rochester, n. H., to attend the wedding
of Miss I.eona Atkinson, Simmons col
lepe classmate. From there she will go to
Lake George for the rest of the month
Bert NJ. Weber, employed by E. ~
Hildreth & Co., is spending two weeks
vacation with his family in Manchester;
n. I'll. Mr.. and Mrs. Weber observed
their 18th wedding anniversary last week
Miss Caroline H. Clark, who has been
,eaching in Roslyn, L.. l., has come TO
spend the summer with her mother,
Mrs. Franc E. Clark, at Spruce street. |
She expects to return to Roslyn for next
year.
Stanley H. Smith. son of Charles H.
Smith, of Holyoke, Mass, formerly of Brat
5leboro. was graduated from the grammar
school last week with class Of 291. His
yearly average was 81. He will enter, the