The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-08-08
PERSONAL.

c. F. Thomas is spending a few days
in Plattsburg, \. Y.
David Dobson went to Boston yestcr-
day for an indefinite stay.
Jacob Kempf, Mrs Carl Schorling
and Miss Schorling left last night for
Burlington.
Miss Masie Calvin will 90 to Dunn
merston to spend Sunday with Mrs.
Josephine Wall.
Justin Moran went to Bellows Falls
Yesterday to visit until Tuesday with
Edward Jarrett
The n. f. 0. p. will hold a regular
meeting Monday evening in Red Men s
hall at 8 clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cakes and son
will go to the Cakes cottage on the
river tomorrow to stay a week
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur F. Roberts and
daughter, Malva, went to Wilmington
today to spend Sunday with relatives.
Robert Kenney is expected today
from Philadelphia to visit his mother.
Mrs. Nora l.. Kenney of Chaplin street.
Mrs. II. D. f. billiard of Dover. Del
aware, has been Il guest this week of
Mrs. j. +. McKeon of South Main
street.
Miss Margaret Finley and Miss Flora
Boyce Of st. Stephen, n. B., are guests
Of Miss Katherine Fleming of Oak
street Il few days.
There were 100 passengers from Brat
tleboro this morning on the second
Central Vermont excursion of the veaI
to Block Island.
Robert O. Mitchell Of Wilis+on s+raa+
has u brother, Charles, travelling in Eu.
rope. No word has been received from
him since the outbreak of the war.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Kempf, who left
here early in July on their wedding
| trip to Germany, were in Antwerp lust
| before the outbreak of hostilities
Herbert f. Shaw left this Afternoon
for Portland, Me, to join his family
| for a two-wceks vacation. Mrs Shaw
and child have been spending severa
weeks there.
Mrs. George Kenney and two chill
dren, Otis ana Ruth, returned to then
| home in Gardner, Mass, this morning
| after a weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
| \. l.. Perham.
An electric fan has been installed il
| the rest room this week. Another fan
viii be installed as soon as the man
| agem@nt can be sure of funds to cove
| tie expense.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Tasker an,
son. Mr.. ard Mrs A. f. Rohde an,
| Mrs. Dora Meulltr went today to tn
! Tasker cottage ON the Connecticut riv
er to spend two weeks.
Rev Father Nj. j. Carmodv and II. L
Hans and son, Bernard. returned las
night from Bennington. where the
went by automobile Wednesday to vlsi
| Rev. Father Carmodvs sister, Mrs
! IIalloren.
Rev. f. s. Hewitt Of Providence, Il
l., viii speak in the Advent Christian
church tomorrow. The subject in tn
morning will be, The Glory Of God, an
in the evening he will have for hi
subject, The Brotherhood of Man
II. Mann Of New Haven. Conn, 10
mer state bank examiner and forme
resident of Wilmington and Brattlebo
70, was in town this morning on hi
way to Wilmington, accompanied b,
George A. Buck Of Springfield, Mass.
! Miss Mary Wakefield, who formerl
was assistant superintendent at tia
! Memorial hospital. came today to spen
moilh WIN MISS schumacher at til
latters bungalow on Ames hill. Mis-
, Wakefield is now superintendent of
hospital in New Jersey.
Rev. F. b. Meyer of London, Eng
! land, win speak in Northfeld tomorro
r in tho Auditorium ut 1915 in the morl
- inc and at 5 clock IN the evening
Prof. J. Hope MouIton of Mancheste
! England, will speak at o'clock in tn
5 afternoon. Prof Moulton is a son
e Or. James Moulton, who was one {
the revisers of the Old Testament