The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-04
PERSONALS.

Mass,
F. p. Wall OF Bemardston, Mass Is
ysitor IN town,
Edwin +. sherman OF Providence, Il J.,
is guest Of II G, Sargent
Mr. aud Mrs. II W Boyle and Dennis
Bewscy viii spend Sunday in Jamaica
Miss Emma Pratt Of Fiiehbufg, Macs
j. guest u the Misses Eddy OF Green
street.
Miss Lizzie Ranney goes to Boston sat
nrday for a weeks vacation at the various
| beaches,
Alrs. d. \. May Of. Milford, Mass, is eS,
peetod today 10 visit relatives m town anu
IN GuiliOId,
Lariston knowlton 81 Cambridge, Mass
| i visiting at the home Of his grandmother,
Mts Edward Clark
Mr. aud Alrs II. l., Emerson aud two
sons returned saturday from stay Of two
weeks at Nantucket.
Holton Thorn Of Dceriield, Mass has
been spending the week at the home Of his
aunt, Mrs. A. L. Pettec.
Mr. and Mr.. W. +. Hubbard and daugh.
ter, Dorothy are spending a two weeks
vacation at Spoilord lake
Mr. aud Mrs. II 2 True and Miss Mabel
Prescott Of Springfield. Mass, spent Mon
day wits Miss Helen Childs,
III. p. Hunter was in Worcester, Mass,
yesterday to attend the funeral Of an old
friend and comnde, G. A. Bancroft.
DR. aud Mr. Henry Tucker leave tomoI.
row for Franklin, \ III, for q l0.days
yi.it with Mr. aud Mrs, I +. Clifford,
T.. W. Gibson returned Saturday from
Cushing. Mass with his family who spent
the month Of July AZ Salisbury Beach
Nh. Nellie Spaifotd Of Springfield,
Mass. came Wednesday for a visit al the
home Of her aunt, Mrs julia Nation.
George NJ. CLAY, who is spending a yaca
ton with his family az Point Allerton,
Mass, came home Saturday Tor few days.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Washington and
son Of Athol Mass, are visiting yat the
home Of John Washington Of Green street
Mr. and Mn. \. L. Jacob. and son, Har.
~. Of Schenectady \ y, were guests Of
Mr. Jacobs COUSIN, Mrs julia Mattoon
from Saturday to Monday.
George VI. Tompsons consulting engineer
for the Boston x Maine railroad, returned
Monday from his home in Wakefield,
Mass, where he went last week for a few
DAYS
Mrs Martin Craft and daughter, Miss
Bertha Craft Of Worcester Mass, are 1iS,
ting her sister Mrs Mary Crosier. They
are accompanied by Miss Marsh, also OF
Worcester
Harold and John Northgrayes leave Mon
day for Montreal, Que, and London, Ont,
where they will SPEND two weeks. They
viii meet their parents in lngersoll, Ont
on their way home
Mr.. and Mr.. simon HAYES. who have
been spending the fnt Of the week at the
home of Mrs Hayes sister, Mrs. W A..
Morse have returned 20 their home in
Northampton, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hoadley return
ed Friday from a visit in Barre and Mont
pcicr They attended the outing Of Mount
Sinai temple, \. \ O. y. VI. ;, on Lake
Champlain last week,
Rev and Mrs. + w Sharp and son.
Mason, Mr.. and Mrs c. w Cushing and
son. Cobuyn, and Alr. T. +. White re-
turned Saturday from Winthrop Beach
where they spent a 10days outing
Mrs. p Guihecn and two children, who
have been spending SIX weeks at John
Guihccns will return 20 their home IN
Brooklyn. y. y, Tuesday. Mrs John
Guiheen sr., viii accompany them.
Paul Revere Henkel Of New York, the
architect who drew the plans for the Aus
tine institution, arrived in Brattleboro
this week To he present AZ the opening Of
the bids for the construction OF the build I
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Tompson, jr,
have taken one Of the Moves White cot \
tagts on the Connecticut river for the re.
of the summer These cottages 4
4l,- nv A
Maine railroad as they are on the right OF (
way for the projected railroad between I
lliusdale, y H., and BrSttleboro
Relatives OF Harold Brasor gathered at
his parents home on Pine street Sunday I
afternoon to bid him good bye before he
left for his new home in the west Mr..
BIasor started Monday morning for Ohio
where he will learn the lumber business.
He expects to be located near Cincinnati /
md TO eventually make that city his home,
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Hopkins of
Kansas City, Kan, the former a cousin
II Carl S. Hopkins Of Brattleboro. Charles
A. HOPKINS of West Rupert. VT. a brother
IF c. s. Hopkins. and Charles w. Sherman
md daughter Of West Rupert were visitors
It Town Clerk G. S. Hopkins's home Tues
lay, making the trip from Rupert to Brat
leboro in an automobile.
Mrs. F. Marion Brooks received official
notice yesterday that She had passed first
,rade civil service examinations which she
ool in Boston Feb. of this year, also
hat she stands 21st on the Boston regis
er. Mrs. Brooks has taught in the town
,chools and during the last year she has
,een instructor of English and mathema
les in the Clawson.Hamilton college.
Arthur Blood is preparing to return to
his California fruit ranch within few
weeks. Frank Mains, formerly of Brat
leboro, is in charge of the 40-acre RANCH
hiring Mr.. Bloods trip east. The ranch
5 planted with orange, lemon and grape
ruit trees and many of the trees are bear,
ne fruit. All of the fruit from the Blood
anch is shipped to New York and Bos-
on.
Miss Bessie Cummings, whose marriage
o Fred Jordan of Brattleboro, Vt.,, Is to
AXE place August II, was given q shower
7riday evening at the home OF Mrs. Fred
tunnels on John street. Ten of her friends
assembled and the evening was spent with
music, games and refreshments, There
we're recitatons by Michael Granheld
The Young men of the party presented
Miss Cummings with a cut glass vase, the
presentation speech being made by Joseph
rierney and the girl friends of the bride
lect showered her with gifts of linen.
Those present were+ Miss Lima Boyle,
ida NIarsan, Ora Maynard Elizabeth
Boyle and Bessie Cummings and Joseph
Tierney, Thomas Flanagan, Charles Nor
AN, Emmett Hebron and Michael Gran
ield Springfield Sunday Republican.