The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-10

Mrs. \. f. Hartwell and son of ia
maica, VT, are guests of Mrs. Henry
Mclean.
T. T. Stevenson of Rio Janeiro is Wis
iting his brother, A. Waldo Stevenson,
on Rustic Ridge.
Mrs. Bessie Symonds and Miss
Helen Symonds spent the first of the
week in Enfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert O 'Keefe of New
Brunswick, y. j., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius o 'Keefe.
Mrs. Frank Spencer of Greenfield is
spending two weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Hamilton.
Miss Annie Campbell returned with
Mr.. Edgell and his son, John, to Brook
lyn Saturday to visit her sister.
Mrs. Burton Spencer of Hinsdale. n.
H., spent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. Charles Cregar, on Rustic Ridge
Mrs. Otte NJ. Phelps, Miss Adrianna
and Miss Margaret Otte have returned
from their trip of several weeks in the
West.
Mrs. Dennison of New Haven, Conn,
is very i'll in the home of Mrs. Charles
Whittle. DR.. r. H. Philbrick is attend
ing 1,er. ... ..-
Miss Clara Moody has returned from
visit in Brooklyn. Miss Adele and
Miss Gertrude Zimmerman returned
with her.
Mr.. Robinson Of Jamaica came to Wis
| 1t few days this week with his wife,
| Mrs. Ruth Robinson, at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Henry Mclean.
Friends of Mrs. James p. KrOgh will
be interested to know that she and Mr.
| Krogh and their three children are at
the home of j. j. Greenough in Deer.
field for August.
Miss Ellen X. Callaghan received hei
letter of appointment as postmaster al
Mortified Saturday. She now awaits
her letter of commission stating the date
when she will take possession.
Miss Katherine Callaghan went tC
Boston Monday for a few days visit
with her sister. Then she and her sister
Miss Mary, will join party on a triI
through Maine and eastern Canada
Mrs. Henry F. Cutler of Mount Her
Emon has received message through
1.-THE Belgian commission that her hus
lband, who is principal of Mount Her
EmOn school, has arrived safely in Liver
lpool. Mr.. Cutler sailed on slow steam
1 err, so no direct word has been hearC
/ from him.
/ Mrs. c. G. Stockbridge and daughte
llett Tuesday for few days visit il
springfield. On Saturday they start OF
la three-weeks tour to Niagara Falls
over Lake Ontario, Thousand Islands
Montreal, Quebec, Ausable Chasm
down Lake Champlain to Lake George
then to Saratoga Springs and hom
through the Berkshires to Springfield.
Last week Friday several womet
from East Mortified attended a meet
ing of the Home League of the We
men 5 Foreign Missionary society in tn
library at NOrthfeld Farms, which dis
trict work is in charge of Mrs. Fran
Montague. Mrs. H. L.. Findley spok
on Egypt, Mrs. SterTett on mission wor
in Van, Turkey, and Mrs. l.. R. Smit
told of the development of the We
man 8 Board of Missions in the pas
30 years
Jesse Lyman, 80, died in the HON
of his mother, Mrs R. H. Woodbury., o
the Winchester road Monday, after
lingering illness with tuberculosis. II
leaves, besides his mother, four sister
Mrs. Bonney of Utica, n. Y, Mr.
| George Carr, Miss Minnie and Mis-
Violet Lyman of this town. The fl
4 neral was held Wednesday afternoo
1 at the house, Rev. F. w. Pattison of
ciating. The burial took place in tt
q family lot in West Brattleboro, whe,
! his father, Elliott Lyman, is buried. NJ
Lyman attended Clark Institute f,
deaf and mute at Northampton sever
years and became a cabinet maker al
later drove his own automobile Il