The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-25

Miss Althea Bishop left yesterday for a
two.weeks vacation in New York and
vicinity.
". d Baker of C. c. Fittss Office went to
Woodsvile, ~ II, Wednesday on business
matters.
Sheriff George c. Wright Of Westmin-
ster was in Brattleboro on official duties
| Monday.
Miss Helen Stratton of Ftchburg, Mass !,
has been the guest OF Miss Ethel Osgood
/ this week.
Charles Seayens of Boston has been the
guest OF his brother, Houghton Seaverns,
/ this week.
Mr.. and Mr.. Thomas j. Heaphy OF
Montpelier were visitors in town the INST
of the week.
FLOYD johnson spent Sunday in West
Wardsboro attending the reunion OF the
Fits family,
Miss Margaret Moylan and Miss Mollie
Ryan have been spending a week at Myrtle
Beach, Conn.
Miss Marion Howe returned Wednesday
from a three.weeks' visit with relatives IN
Seymour Conn.
Miss Maud Davies of Montelair, n J..
was a recent visitor at Mrs, {. ID Smith,
on Cedar street.
Miss Lillian Wakeman OF Springfield,
Vt, is spending a few days with Mrs.
George Hodgkins.
Miss Harriet Barden has returned from
a fortnight's vacation spent m Boston and
Greenfield, Mass.
Mrs. John Fredette and children have
moved TO Middlebury where they VIII
make their home.
Mrs. Myra Walker and daughter Car
roll of Ieyerctt. Mass, were guests OF Mrs.
H. c. Rice Wednesday.
Mrs. w. C. Collins and daughter Dorothy
] Of Everett. Mass. come Friday for visit
with Mrs. J. s. Jillson
Miss Minnie Leitsinger started Monday
on vacation of two weeks which VIII be
spent at Deep River, Conn.
I Mrs. F. A. Woodbury. and two daughters,
! Mrs. Cain and Mrs. Somerville, are spend
| ing a week at Spofford lake,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Roberts and daughter
returned Thursday from few days yaea-
/ ton spent in and around Boston.
! Mrs. Gardner X Hudson and son OF
| Fitchburg. Mass. were guests OF Mrs. IL.
/ c. Rice Wednesday and yesterday.
DIR. +. T. Kidder of Woodstock, a mem
Der of the state board of health, was
guest Of DR. Henry d. Holton Friday.
Miss Martha Strangfeld of New Rochelle,
IN Y. returned home Friday after spend
| ing two weeks with Miss Ada Holder
Ralph Patch. teacher in Swarthmore
preparatory school. Swarthmore Pa, was
visitor at his former home here this
week
Mr. and Mrs. V. r. Lansingh and Mr..
- Monday
after an automobile trip through the Berk-
shires
Miss Mary F. Stakeholder and Miss
Mary Fits returned Monday after visit
at the home of the formers brother IN
Bennington
Miss Bernice Pike and Miss Edith Stock.
well returned Sunday from a two-weeks'
vacation in Bridgeport, New York and
Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams went this
week to st. Adams where they will spend
a two-weeks' vacation with Mrs. VIII
liamss parents.
Herbert Il. Harris, great junior sycamore.
and f. L. Parker great keeper Of wampum,
left Wednesday to attend the great coun-
ell of Red Men at Barre.
Rev. f. A. Wells returned Saturday
from a vacation spent in Newport, r. l.,
and occupied his pulpit in the Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday.
H. b. Bond of Bond & Son, undertakes,
has been in Burlington this week attend
ing the annual convention of the Vermont
State Undertakers' association.
Mrs. B. NJ Rowand and niece, Miss
Madeline Decie, of Everett, Mass, are
guests of Mrs. Rowand's son, l.. ID.
Rowand, and family on Forest street
Judge and Mrs. John Fl. Watson of
Montpelier, who attended the Fits family
reunion at Wardsboro were in Brattleboro
Wednesday on the way to their home
Miss Katherine G. Dunlevy was in Bur
ington Wednesday and Thursday making
stenographc report of the annual con-
vention of undertakes and embalmers.
DR.. Henry Tucker health officer, and DR..
Henry d. Holton, secretary of the state
board of health, went to Burlington. Mon
day to attend the annual school for health
officers.
Edgar Gregory, who resigned his posi-
ton as day clerk at the Brooks House
about two weeks ago, goes this week to
his fathers farm in Dummerston for a
months vacation.
j. Harold Fifeld, formerly of Brattle..
boro and for several months on the staff
of the Daily Union at Springfield, Mass,
has gone to Elizabeth, N. j., where he has
employment as reporter
F. w Denison of the civil engineering
staff of the Central Vermont railroad has
been in town this week on matters con
nected with the removal of the ledge oppo-
site the passenger station.
George M Tompson consulting engi
neer in charge of the Boston & Names
proposed extension from South Vernon to
Brattleboro. has been at his home in |
Wakefield. Mass, this week.
C. B. Crowel was in Norwich, Conn.
last week to participate in the national
rogue tournament. He finished about mid
way down the second division, winning
seven and losing six games
A. E. Cudworth of South Londonderry
was visitor in Brattleboro Friday. He
has been taking few days vacation from
his duties as receiver of the National Hard
ware and Woodenware company.
Miss Eliza E. Sessions of East Middle
bury, representative of the Kurn Hattin
homes at Westminster and Saxtons River
has been in Brattleboro this week on mat
tiers connected with the institutions.
Miss Jennie Todd has returned to her
home in Palmer, Mass, after spending sew
eral days with her sister, Miss Dorothy
Todd, in this village. Miss Dorothy Todd
was in Palmer Tuesday to attend the we'd
ding of friend.
E. L. Parker, Fl. E. Harris, George
Twitchell and Charles Brockington went
to Barre yesterday as delegates from Quo
nektacut tribe of Red Men to the great
council of chiefs. Mr. Parker is great
keeper of wampum and Mr.. Harris is the
great junior sycamore Of the order. u