The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-03
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Emerson will
go to York Beach Saturday to stay a
| week.
Miss Ruth Fifeld of Putney is Wis
iting at the home of Mrs G. w.
| Brooks.
J. c. Pellet and G. Arnold Pellet
will 90 today to Worcester to spend
few days.
| j. t. Royce of East Putney is
guest of his daughter, Mrs c. S Pratt
of North Main street
DR.. Henry d. Holton went to Bur
lington yesterday to attend the state
board of health meeting
Mrs. +. s Knight went to Manches-
ter, N. H., today to visit her father, +.
a. Hawley, a few days.
Mrs. f. II. \. Correa and Miss Cor
rea of New York are at the Brooks
House to stay two weeks.
f. c. Gale Of Boston will come to-
| day to spend the weekend with his
his family on Grove street
Miss Faith Bolton, assistant teacher
in the ninth grade, went yesterday to
Montana to spend the summer.
Miss Nellie Mooney has returned to
Mrs. Dan Patterson 5 on Harris place
after visiting five weeks in Putney
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Frink left
this afternoon for a vacation of 10
days or two weeks at Salisbury, Conn
L. W. Hawley visited his brother,
| F. A. Hawley, and siser, Miss a. [.
Iiawley, in Manchester, \. H., over Sun
Gay.
Mrs. W. E. Banks has returned from
visit to Somerville and Boston She
will go to Wilmington today for
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodroe have
taken the w. II. Clfilds house on Green
street and will conduct boarding
house there.
Jacob and Joseph Estey returned
| last night after an absence Of week
in Peabody and Boston. They made
the trip by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Baker and two
sons of Orange, Mass. Miss Eva Cas-
inc and Miss Mamie Vorce, are visit
ing Mrs. D. G. Bewsey.
Mr.. and Mrs w L. Smart and
daughter of Merrimac, Mass, visited
recently at c. E. Graham s. Mrs.
Smart is a sister of Mrs. GRAHAM.
Joseph Ferriter, who has been for
the past three years a resident of Mo
have, Calf, has arrived in Brattleboro
for visit of some time with relatives
Mrs. John Vivier, who was so badly
hurt by the explosion of dynamite at
her home, is improving rapidly. One
eye is all right and she has partially
regained the sight Of the other.
Frank Shea and family, who have
visited at the home of Peter Donahue
in Rutland, returned home yesterday.
making the trip by automobile. They
were accompanied by Mr.. Donahue and
| daughter, Miss Molly Donahue.
Mrs. Charles Simonds will go today
to meet her sister, Mrs. Fred Reid of
Hartford, in Springfield They will go
on an automobile trip through the
/ Berkshires, after which Mrs. Simonds
viii go to Hartford Tor a short visit
with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs G. W Reed and daugh-
ter, Ruth, viii 20 today to visit Mr.
Reeds parents, Mr. and Mrs. f. p.
Reed, in Jacksonvil!e Mr.. Reed will
spend the Fourth there, and Mrs. Reed
and Ruth will remain 10 days or
more.
Mrs. T. J. Preston and her daueh
tiers, Miss Esther and Miss Frances
Cleveland, of Princeton, n. j.. with
Herman Stump of Baltimore, Nd, arl
Howard McClenhan of Princeton were
guests at the Brooks House last night
on their way to the summer home of
the Prestons at Tamworth N. II. The
party arrived about 10 clock and left
early this morning. Mrs. Preston was
the wife of the late exPresident Grow
er Cleveland.
Numerous automobile parties were at
the Brooks House last night on their
way to the mountains and to summer
homes. Among them were Mr.. and Mrs.
John J. Martin of Boston; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. il. Shores and Miss D. Shores
of Brooklyn and NJ f. II. Brooks of
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. H. Munderloh
and Miss Pervis of Montreal and L.
Munro of Beebe Junction.; Mr. and
| Mrs. F. w. Fuller and two sons of
Montclair, n. J.; Miss Mary and Miss
Katherine c. Murphy of Jersey City,
i n. j., who We're on their way up the
! West River valley; DR.. and Mrs r.
/ B. Buffum of New York, on their way
to their summer home at Walpole. n.
H.; Mrs. J. d. Blake and Miss Jessie
Il Blake of Minneapolis on their way to
Il the Nest River xa