The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-19
PERSONAL.


Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Brasor of Bos
;on spent Saturday and Sunday here
with relatives.
Stanley Fits of Dartmouth college
is at his home on Oak street for the
summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Dyke and son,
Milton, were guests of Mrs. Halliday \
i'll Dummerston Sunday.
George Foss of Bangor, Ne, is visit
ing in town with his mother, Mrs 1
Mary Foss of Putney road.
Mrs. E. c. Crosby went to Mortified, /
Mass, today to visit few days in the
home of her niece, Mrs. Charles John
son.
Mrs, Gladys Hastings Besselievere
of Camden, n. j., is visitor in the |
home of Mrs. Eugene Clark of Frost |
| street.
Jacob Estey, Paul Chase and Roger
Bracket of Amherst college are at |
their homes in town for the summer
vacation.
Mrs. Harriet W. Cary and son.
Webster, who spent the winter in Sax
tons River, are visiting at Harry p.
| Webster s.
Robert Walker and family moved
Saturday to Springfield, Mass. The
Crystal Springs lee Co.'s autotruck
moved their goods.
Miss Gertrude Gum returned this
morning to her duties in Providence,
II. l., having been a guest over Sun
day at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w Boyle returned
this morning from Jamaica, where they
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wells.
Joseph Estey, Sanford Plumb and
, Dennison Cowles are in Mortified,
- Mass, today to take the entrance ex-
= aminations at Amherst college.
Miss Mary Fenton, who had been en-
ploycd several years in Fenton & Co S
store, began work this morning in the
office of the Durham Brothers Co.
t Miss Florence Dickinson is having a
, vacation of a week from her work in
Vaughan & Burnett s store and is Wis
itiug in her home i'll WilliamsvilIe.
- Mrs. Ella G. Starkey and daughter,
. Mrs. William c. Porter, expect to
come from New York tomorrow and
f. open their house on Oak street for
= the summer.
c. B. Croweu went to Bellows Falls
: today as delegate from the Centre
n Congregational church to the council
+ to dismiss Rev A. p. Pratt, who will
=, go to Greenfield, Mass.
/ Mr. and Mrs f. P. Van Doom
e have returned to their home in Vine
s yard Haven. Mass, after spending
II several days in town with Mrs. c. a.
Van Doom on Terrace street.
o Mrs. Allyn J. Crosby and daughter
t Aileen, of Springfield (Vt.) are spend
T. ing the day in town with relatives
t. Winston Brasor will accompany them
5 to Springfield, to visit few days.
l. Mrs. Marion Lansingh has returned
+, from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John
G Harvey in Worcester. Mass, accom-
f panied by her son, Killian Lansingh
It who is a student in Worcester acade
s NY.
$. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Stewart left this
morning by automobile for Rutland and
other places in the northern part OF
the state. Mr.. Stewart is on bust
# ness trip for the Hooker, Corser &
r Mitchell Co.
. G. F. Bingham, who accompanied hi
:, granddaughter, Mary Bingham. t,
/. Schenectady, \. Y. Saturday. whcr,
II she will spend the summer with Mr.
n and Mrs. w. II. Corser, is expected t
h return today
IS Rev. and Mrs. Richard H. Clap
II are in Pennington, Me, to attend tn
e wedding tomorrow evening Of Mrs
'e Clapp's brother. Richard r. Lyman
Ie and Miss Olive L. Titcomb. Rev. Nj
$ CIapp viii ofliciate.
III Lieut. Frank s. Clark, who was ex
pccted this month to visit his mother
Mrs. Frances E. Clark, has written he
se that he cannot come, having been or
dcred to Fort Terry, near New Lon
$50 don, earlier than was expected
- Mr.. and Mrs. James Harden of New
/ York CITY were in town yesterday o
their way to Breton Woods and late
to Narragansett Pier. Mrs. Harden, VIII
with her mother has visited here an
I at Spofford lake during the summer!
! formerly was Miss Coda Correa.
Mrs. \ c. Walker Of Dunmerston
spending the day in town and at he
home on Grcenleaf street, West Bra
tleboro. Mrs Walker has rented il
home there for the months of July an
August to II. II. Lane and family {
| Springfield, Mass.
DIR. A. I. Miller and daughter, Mis-
4 RosabeI, who have been attendin
commencement at Williams colleg,
Williamstown, Mass, are expected t
return home today. Miss Miller ha
Just completed her Junior year
Mount HOlyoke college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall J. Noyes
Norfolk, Va, came last evening t
visit in the homes of W. H. FIetchc
and Mrs. c. II. Thompson. They ais
will visit Mr. and Mrs. F. B. william
in Shelburne, Mass, remaining in Ne
England about two weeks Mr. Noye
who is a civil engineer and gradual
of Norwich university, has a positic
: with the Seaboard Air Line railwa
in the valuation department. A phys
cal valuation of the railroad proper'
is being made for the federal COVER
ment. Two years have been consume
in the work, and the task will requi
about four years more.