The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-14
PERSONALS.

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Miss Charlotte Kidder is the guest o
her uncle, II. s. Childs.
George Fairfield of Somerville, Mass, !
a guest at ID. II, Tasker's,
j. G. Ullery is spending the weekend il
4 the northern part OF the state.
Mrs. Erna Bailey Of Springfield, Mass.
is spending the week in town.
Miss Alice Doyle of Morrisville is visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. C. j. Paro.
Miss Katherine Calvin left Wednesda!
for visit in New Haven, Conn.
X. s. Childs went to Springfield, Mass.
yesterday for few days on business,
DR.. Coles and family of Portsmouth
n. H., arrived yesterday to visit friends IL
town.
Miss Mary Dean OF East Windsor Hill
Conn, is visiting Mrs. Holton on High
street.
Mrs. j. +. Bailey leaves today for Ocear
Spray, Winthrop Beach, for two weeks
outing.
James Hall of Brooklyn, n. ", has beer
spending a few days with his daughter
Nina Hall.
Miss Anna Burns of Glens Falls, n. Y,
| is a guest Of Mr. and Mrs John ]. Clune
| for week.
| Herbert Clark, who was overcome by the
heat and has been delirious this week is
now improving.
Ernest Tudor and family, who have been
away for some time have returned to 81
Central street.
Arthur Il. Crouch of Northampton.
Mass, came Thursday to spend few days
with ID. II. Allen.
| John Guiheen returned Sunday from
Brooklyn, \, Y, where he spent the week
with his two sons.
MR. II. NJ Sherman of Wiliamsville
will visit in town tomorrow en- route for
North Sandwich, n. H.
Mrs. Eugene Ferriter and daughter.
Alice, spent Saturday and Sunday in Hol-
yoke and Springfield, Mass.
Scott r. Eames has gone to Newfane to
work in the store Of his brother William
p. Eames, during his vacation
james NJ Adams leaves Saturday morn
ing on a vacation to be spent in eastern
Massachusetts and New Hampshire
Leonard Kennison left town Sunday for
Bellows Falls. He has entered the employ
OF the Pictorial Review company as agent
Mr. and Mrs G.. II. Harris have moved
from the Alexander house on Canal street
to Mr. O'Connor's new block at 80 Canal
street.
George Dewitt finished work last Satur.
day for the Durham Brothers company,
for whom he has been employed for two
years.
Miss Margaret Fitzgerald comes tomor-
row from Westield, Mass, to spend
week with her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Guiheen.
Mrs. Ada Chamberlain and daughter,
Marguerite, of Somerville, Mass, were in
Brattleboro Saturday on their way to
Townshend.
Mrs. Telesphor Faubert and son, Ar.
thur, OF Lowell, Mass. come today to
spend few weeks with her sister, Mrs
John Guiheen, jr.
Miss Lulu lizard is expected to return
from Boston next week She will be ac-
companied by Miss Amy Weeden, who will
spend some time with her
Rev. r. NJ. Houghton, pastor of the
Centre Congregational church, leaves July
20 for his annual vacation which will be
spent, as usual, at his home in Baingsburg,
Mich
s. F. Breese Morse, of the class of 1910
OF Brattleboro high school has passed his
entrance examinations for Harvard and
will enter the university this fall without
condition.
Mrs. Warner Barrett of Orange Mass, |
stopped in Brattleboro this week on her
way home from Rutland. She was accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Beatrice Weber |
of Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs w. f. Tmson and Ben.
iamin A. Crown have been at Martha's
Vineyard Mass, the past week. Mr.. |
Crown returned to Brattleboro the first |
of the week
Mrs. Cornelius Billings and daughter
Miss Alice Dressell of Washington, d. c.,
are expected to arrive at Hillcrest Tues
day. Judge Billings will Join his family |
later in the season.
Lawrence Barber and Arthur Dewitt
leave tomorrow for Wells River whence
they will start on canoe trip down the
Connecticut to Brattleboro. They expect
to be away about week.
Miss Alice L. White, principal of the
(Ala.) Industrial school,
will address the meeting at the Congrega'
tional chapel this evening. Miss White is
a very interesting speaker.
Thomas +. Rouse, for many years a con.
ductor on the West River branch of the
ltHLTul NtIHlOul, has Clustu his ldUOIs
with that road. He is taking vacation
at his home in this village.
Rev. H. H. Peabody, D. D., of Rome,
Gently, came to Brattleboro Sunday to at
tend service at the First Baptist church of
which he was the first pastor.
ton, Mass, to remain with her mother.
Mrs. Anterior, for an indefinite time
Mrs. Anterior has recently left the Far
rem hospital at Montague, Mass, after be-
ing there two months,
Mrs. Mary Kirkbride and son, Robert.
Of Burlington have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. j. W. lizard this week. They will re-
urn to their home tomorrow. Miss Kirk
bride will accompany them to Bellows
Falls where she will spend Sunday.
Arthur H. Randall of Newberg, N. Y,
succeeds James H. Bruton as night clerk
1t the Brooks House. Mr.. Bruton returns
% his home in Rutland and expects to 60
AXE a clerical position in one of the hotels
It that resort.
Judge E. L. Waterman went to Burling
on Monday to preside at the special term {
If court called in Chittenden county for t
he purpose OF trying two murder cases.
These cases will make four murder trials
o come before Judge Waterman during q
he spring and early summer.
j. S. Tanning of New York city, former
Y champion trap shot OF the world, was :
n Brattleboro Saturday on his way to i,
Iinsdale, n HI, to shoot with the gun
Tub of that town. Mr.. Tanning is employ !
d by the DUPONT powder people and is !
nxious to bring about the formation of !
ocal gun club.
Castro Back in Venezuela.
Cipriano Castro is back in Venezuela