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

+ Ernest Clough spent Sunday at his HON,
in Northfeld, Mass.
b. w. Atwood left yesterday to attenC
. the Tufts college commencement.
Don Wilder has sold his row boat e
Charles w. cleveland this week.
Mrs Nina O'Mera has resumed hel
duties as housekeeper for r. s. Childs.
Miss Cora Hatch returned Friday from
Chesterfield where she has been visiting
Lucius p. Harris of Greencastle, Ind, j.
a guest of his aunt, Mrs. w. w Walker
The Ladies d. c. club went to Spring
field this morning, going by trolley from
Amherst.
Don Ritchey goes to Medford, Mass, to-
day to attend the commencement eXer-
cises at Tufts college.
Miss Florence Hemenway goes to Middle
bury next week to attend the college com
mencement exercises.
Mrs Charles B. Hills of Butte, Mont,
arrived in Brattleboro Monday and is a
guest of Mrs. Mary E. Howard
d. S. Rixford, superintendent of con-
struction at the Fort Dummer mills, was
in Boston Monday on business.
Mrs Turner, mother and daughter. and
Mrs Whitaker and family have arrived at
their summer homes on Ames Hill.
Mrs F. w. Childs and daughter, Ruth,
and Mrs. Kidder went to Hillcrest yester.
day to open the house for the summer.
| Mrs Alice Bancroft Shaw finishes work
for the season Saturday for Donnell &
Davis and will 60 to her home in Gardner,
Mass.
Charles Gibbs and Florence Ferriter
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evening and attended the Buffalo Bill show
Tuesday returning that evening
Miss Nellie Archer arrived from New
York Tuesday to open her Ames Hill
summer home. Miss Young and Miss
Patchen will join her within a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Haskell have
issued invitations to the wedding of their
daughter, Elsie Haskell, to Frank f. Bar
Der which will take place in st. Michael's |
Episcopal church at s p. m, Tuesday, |
June 81.
Harry B. Haus, of the local court of |
Catholic Order of Foresters, was named |
as a member of the committee on appeals
at the state convention of the state court
of the order which was held at Rouses
Point, n, Y, this week
Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Chase, Daniel Bat
chelder and Mrs. Helen Boynton of South
Londonderry came to Brattleboro Satur-
day in Mr.. Chase's automobile. driven bv
James Clough, to attend the track meet
of the grade pupils on the Valley Fair
grounds.
Miss Ethel Millington, stenegrapher for
H. G. & F. E. Barber, returned Wednes.
day from Wilmington where she had been
attending meeting of the alumni associa-
ton of Wilmington high school. Miss
Alillington was elected member of the
executive committee of the association.
Rev. Roy M. Houghton, G. G. Fits. G.
l. Durham and j. G.. Stafford have been
the state conference of Congre-
gational churches at Bellows Falls this
week. Mr.. Durham spoke at the Brother
hood luncheon Wednesday evening and
Mr.. Fits gave talk on the Better Brat.
1leboro campaign at the evening session of
he conference Tuesday.
Walter f. Henkel of the telephone and
telegraph department of the Panama Rail !
Dad company is the guest of his parents ,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Henkel on Frost
treet. He is on six weeks leave of
lbsence after year spent on the isthmus \
lie is employed in the traffic department S
# the road which has control of the tele- a
,,hone and telegraph service throughout v
he canal zone. s
The Norwich University Record has the e
GLOWING reference in last issue to a West :
young man: "The Alpha Sig
IA Pi fraternity Of Norwich University. T
as just issued neat little pamphlet CON d
aiming matters of interest to that worthy S
ociety, including a page half tone group C
icture of the active members and an in h
eresting account of Cadet G.. E. Thaver's O
tendance at the U. S. Army manenvers b
| Texas, as told by HIMSELF f.