The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-29
PERSONAL.


Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Phelps accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs. Ralph
Wilson, went to Chester yesterday.
Mrs George f. Foster returned Sat
urday from Manchester, n. H., where
she had been two weeks with relatives
Ralph Grout of Montpelier is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
d. Grout, a few deys.
Mrs. James P. Ferriter has returned
from Philadelphia, where she spent
two weeks at her former home.
Mrs. Lenora Williams of Baldwins-
Vile, Mass, who visited here Friday
and Saturday, has gone to Orange,
Mass.
James Bagg and two children of Ho-
boken, \. J., are spending a few days
in town with his mother, Mrs. Harriet
J. Bagg.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E Walker will
move soon to Springfield, Mass, where
he has employment in the plumbing
+ business.
/ Miss Gertrude Croker, who teaches
in a school for the deaf in New York
city, is visiting in town at her home
on Oak street.
i Mrs. Herbert Coleman, who has been
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Pier,
viii go this evening to Wardsboro to
stay a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Axten and
I, Mrs. Emory AxteI Of Rawsonville are
!. visiting III the home Of Mrs. Mary Ed
I, dy of Maple street.
, Mrs L. NJ Wright and nephew, Ir.
: win Bryant, left Sunday to visit in
Fitehburg and Leominster, Mass, until
= after Memorial day.
: J. J. Clune. who is employed In a
furniture and undertaking store in
Northampton, Mass, is visiting with
; his family over the holiday.
! Mrs. Tennie Coleman and three chill
dren of Rawsonville went Saturday tc
> Bellows Falls to visit, after spending 6
; few days here with relatives.
!, Mrs 4. f. Sehwenk returned Satur
J day from Montpelier where she was {
n guest of Mrs. Hugh Philips and attend
= ed the musical festival while there.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Charles stolte anG
J. daughter, Marjorie, of Fairhaven, Mass.
4 are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
4 Harland Goodhue in Westminste
West.
: ed from Providence, r. l., where sh,
Il had spent the winter and is stayin;
t with her sister, Miss Eliza Davis, Cros
IS by block.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Snyder left YES
:, terday for q visit in Fair Haven an
: vicinity Mr. Snyder win return afte
the holiday, while Mrs. Snyder will re
! main about two weeks.
Iel S. B. Emerson of Milford \. H.. VIII
If has just been elected president of tn
;; Dartmouth Outing club, is a son @
a Charles s. Emerson of Milford an
u grandson of Sumner B. Emerson Q
# Brattleboro.
u The West Brattleboro baseball tear
forced the Bernardston town team t
10 60 II hard innings to win Saturday al
lc ternoon at Bernardston by a score o
O. 13 to II. The battery for West Brat
d tleboro was Covey, Taylor and Johr
son. and for Bernardston Messier an
lv Wyman pitched and Barber caugh
ut The teams win play in West Brattl.
id boro later in the season.
or The sacred concert given yesterda
NJ afternoon by the First Regiment ban
&c ON the Eaton place to signalize th
OF opening of the new building lots ther
attracted large gathering IN spite I
r. the threatening weather. While man
" went evidently to enjoy the eoneei
r. others made that consideration secol
IN Diary to an inspection Of the variog
A. lots that are staked out.
Roy II. Moore, gunner S mate, wit
500 others. has been transferred fro
the United States battleship Rhode !
land to the battleship Minnesota. II
also has been put in charge of a sever
inch gun. Mr.. Moore is a son of Nj
and Mrs. I. L. Moore of Brattlebol
and visited here early in May. I'll
Minnesota sailed last week from Il
" Charlestown navy yard to join Il
fleet at Newport, r. /. The Rhode |
- land has gone into reserve.