The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-08
PERSONAL.

| Richard Crosby is spending the day
| in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Pearle MCGEE is visiting few
days with friends in Boston
| l.. II. Barber is i'll in his home ON
Green street with muscular rheuma-
/ tism.
James P. Sullivan OF Springfield
| Mass, was a visitor in town over the
Fourth
Mrs. Whiting of Waterbury, Conn,
is guest of Mrs. Lillian Royce at the
Colonial.
Adm Houghton of Springfield (vt.)
IS in town today on business at Hough-
ton q Simonds s.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Wyman and
son, Alton, are visiting with relative.
IN East Burke, this state.
Miss Violet Fidler is seriously i'll
IN the home of Dennison Coules and
two nurses are caring for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Henkel have re
turned from a weeks visit with Mrs Hen
kels mother, Mrs Eliza Jacobs, in ia
maica
Miss Florida Nichols of the Holstein-
! Friesian office force went Yesterday TO
Springfield, Mass, to spend a week s
vacation. tt
R. II. Messenger took Mrs. Messen-
ger and son yesterday by automobile
to Barre, Mass, where they will spend
the summer
Mrs. Ira Knight ana son of New
York came last night to visit her faith
Ter, Sidney Morris, at the Melrose on
Linden street.
Mrs. Park Hoyt and son, Park, of La
COMA, y. H., are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Howe. DR.. Hoyt was
IN town over the holiday.
T. A. Champlin and men of East
lLongmeadow, Mass, are in town today
drilling well for d. E. McElhinny AT
his place on Putney road.
Miss Estelle Niles went today to
Newfound Lake, n. H., where she viii
be guest several weeks of Mr.. and
Mrs. Weymouth of Concord, N IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lipe and chill
dren Of Canajoharie, \. Y, who had
been 1T Spofford lake for short out
ing, started by motor car Tuesday on
their return trip home.
DR.. f. J. Duffy and Miss Margaret
Barrett of Springfield, Mass, visited
briefly in town yesterday on their way
home from Bellows Falls, where they
spent the holiday at Miss Barrett s
home.
Miss Elizabeth Doyle returned last
night from New York city, where she
had been 10 days. Her sister, Miss
lFlorence Doyle of Mortified CVt.)
came last night to visit a few DAYS on
her way to New York
Mrs. J. E. Rogers and daughter.
Eleanor, went yesterday TO Castleton
to visit in the family of Judge Clark.
They were accompanied by Rev. and
Mrs. t. P. Frost of Chicago, who had
been their guests here.
Miss Helen Martin, GLADYS Holden.
Dorothy Hubbard, Malva Roberts and
Charlena Thomas made an automobile
| trip yesterday to Echo lake in Lemp-
Ister, n. H., to look over the proposed
camping ground for the Wahse Camp
Fire girls.
Mrs. A. H. Stanley of Tonawanda, n.
~, came Tuesday night to spend a
month or more with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. w. Amidon of Canal
street. Mr.. Stanley is tuning a large
iorgan in Denver, Colo, and expects
TO join her later.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Willard of Phila-
idelphia called on friends in town yes
terday while on their way to North
field to attend the conference. They
have been at the hotel in Wardsboro
several days and will return there to
emain through the summer.
| James Bruten finished work last
night In the Brooks House as night
telerk. He went to his home in Rut-
land today. Mr.. Bruten resigned his
position on account of i'll health. Ar.
thur Cain succeeds him and Joseph Tay.
Tor will take Cain s place as portor
Jacob and Joseph Estey returned last
evening from Bennington, where they
played golf on the course of the Mount
Anthony club. They were in Manches
ter the previous day for match on the
Ekwanok course, where the national
amateur championship was decided last
year.
i Howard Gilbert, Francis Nichols and
Leonard Pearson left today for Camr
Abnaki North Hero, in Lake Cham.
plain, for a vacation of two weeks
Camp Abnaki is the state Y NJ C. A
camp Mrs. F. w. Nichols and Mrs. w
A. Gilbert accompanied the boys tc
Bellows Falls.