The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-22
PERSONALS.

tapl II, =, Slfcelef was Nlsllor III
Bennington Monday,
Eli II. Porter of Wilmington was a
Brattleboro visitor Monday.
j. w. Melendy of South Londonderry
was in Brattleboro Tuesday.
Il. w. Gibson went to Readsboro yester.
day on professional business,
w. b. Smith was in Springfield, Mass
ON business the first of the week.
Former States Attorney Charles II,
Williams Of Bellows Falls was in town
Monday.
j. w. Cobb and ]. G. Ullery left Sun.
day for Detroit, Mich, in Mr.. Cobb's
automobile,
p. b. Lavellc spent Sunday in Spring.
field. Mass, with his daughter, Mrs. W.
w. Plimpton.
Miss Mary Aher went TO Greenfield,
Mass Wednesday TO spend some time Mt
n. T. Ryan's.
Mrs. A. J.. Miller and Mrs. G. j Miller
attended the fair at White River juno,
ton Wednesday
c. B. Crowell has been in Winchester,
n. H.. this week engaged in-suryeying a
piece OF property.
Alrs. Horton d. Walker and Mrs, Brit-
ton return tomorrow from a summer ;
vacation spent at Spoiford lake,
Postmaster Kittredge Haskins, who was
off duty several days last week with a
severe cold, is back in the office.
Conductor John O'Brien has been at
White River junction this week TO help
in handling trains at the state fair.
Iucien Howe Of Clinton, Mass. was
guest Of his brothers, j. c. and f, J..
Howe. the latter part OF last weeks
Charles Lowe of Townshend has enter
ed the employ of GoodnOw, Pearson X
Hunt to learn the clothing business,
Mrs 4. c. Spencer and daughter, Fannie,
Of Waltham Mass, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. c. Spencer the FIRST Of the week.
Secretary Oscar +. Benson Of the Val
ley Fair association was in White River
junction Tuesday attending the state
fair.
Miss katherine Calvin Mrs W. L. Nc
Manus and Miss Teresa Burke began work
this week in Mrs. c. II. Smiths millinery
parlois,
Appleton Miles, Smaller Lawton, Ben
iamin Bingham and William Haskell left
Wednesday to enter Phillips Exeter
academy.
Mr.. and Mrs, Philip Goodwin and
daughter Of Washington, d c., We're
guests Of Mrs c. Il Crosby the first Of.
the week.
George Martell was taken to the Memo
rial hospital Wednesday where he under
went an operation Tor appendicitis that
afternoon.
Miss Maize Calvin lett Tuesday to en-
ter the New England Conservatory Of Mu
sic in Boston where she Will take course
Of instruction on the violin.
C. r. Crosby. F b. Putnam. II. X.
Lawrence. L. Y, Perry and l., G. Tasker
attended the state far Wednesday, max
ing the tnp in Mr. Crosby automobile.
II. \. Holder and family expect TO
move 10 California the first week IN 0c'
tober They will 90 from here to Los An
geles and VIII visit several cities en- route
Misses Hartman OF New York city, who
have been spending several weeks At Inc
Mount Washington in Bethlehem, y T.
are expected tomorrow to be guests at The
Melrose for a time,
Mai. Fred w, Childs, Roflm S, Chlds
and their sister, Mrs kidder, went to
Burlington Wednesday to visit their sis.
ter Mrs Z. $, Adsit, who Is about to
start on trip abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. T, E Perry are in Indian
apolis. Ind. this week attending the
grand sovereign lodge encampment OF Odd
Fellows. Mr. Perry and r. f. Hatch Of
Bristol are the Vermont delegates to the
sovereign body
Harlie NJ. Taylor Of Porto Rico and
Arthur Curry Of Bridgeport, Conn, spent
the weekend with Mr. Taylor's sister
Mrs. Harry Benson on Organ street, max
ing the trip from Bridgeport in Mr. Tax.
lor's automobile
Miss yiolette Reynolds Of New York
city came Sunday TO the home Of her
mother, Mrs. A d. Reynolds, to visit her
aunt, Mrs. f. y. Brooks of Seattle and
to attend the family reunion of her grand
father, c. f. Davis OF Vernon.
Albert z. Brown, who has had charge OF
the moving picture machine at Island park
this summer. left Monday for Bellows
Falls where he will act as substitute ope,
rator at the Dreamland theater before
going 10 Boston and thence to his home
in Plattsburg N y
Rev. and Mrs. L. @. s. Osgood are the
guests of Mrs. James Dalton and Prof, and
Mrs. r. +. Dodge at the Dodge farm IN
Washington. Conn, this week On Tues
day afternoon Mr.. Osgood read a paper
on Chief Justice Samuel Sewall before
Of d. A. II, at the farm
Mrs. Henry Odell of Tacoma, y. H.:
Mrs II, ]. Odell and Miss A. +, Odell of
Franklin. n H., and Mr.. and Mrs. X. +:
Carter of Concord, n. H., were guests CT
Mr.. and Mrs George Odell Tuesday, com
ing to Brattleboro by automobile. The |
party took dinner at the Brooks House.
Frederick A. Hawley, brother Of !. W
Hawley and father of Mrs. F, s. Knight |
of this town. has been appointed superln-
tendent of the Manchester, n. H.. postal |
savings bank which was opened Wednes- |
day. Mr. Hawley has been employed IN |
the registry division Of the Manchester
postoffice since May, 1891
During the 34th annual meeting Of the
American Bar Association, held in Boston
asst month, following the 21st Congress OF
on Uniform State Laws,
Wallace Batchelder, commissioner from
Vermont, who had sat in the 21st congress,
was elected member of the general coun-
ii of the American Bar Association.
Mr. Batchelder was also elected a member
If the, American Institute of Criminal Law
and Criminology, and was appointed
member of the executive board of that
institute. Woodstock Age.
General sympathy was expressed by the
community Monday evening when 1t was
earned that Representative +. H. Babbitt
net with painful accident that resulted
n the loss of three fingers and all but one
oint of a fourth on his left hand. Mr..
Babbitt was standing near a paper ma
,hine in the Rockingham Paper company's
,lant and took hold of strip as it was
unning to the press roll. His fingers were
lrawn in and were so badly crushed that
Lmputaton was found necessa(y-Bellows
Falls Times.