The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-06
PERSONALS.


illness this week,
Mrs. \. c. Belden Of Bellows Falls was
in town Saturday.
j. G. Ullery was in Springfield, Mass,
Tuesday ON business.
Dr. 4. l.. Pettec was in Springfield,
Mass, Tuesday on business,
4. j. Fenton went to New York city
Monday ON business trip
l.. f. Adams of Springfield, Mass, was
in town Tuesday ON business.
Eugene Spauldng was a visitor in Lud'
low from Saturday until Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. George T., Warner visit
ing relatives in Bcrnardston wednesday
John l.. Knowlton of Lowell, Mass
has been in town this week ON business
Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Bauows went TO
Amherst, Mass, Wednesday for few
days stay.
Mrs. Ernest Brown and son OF Bellows
Fally have been visiting IN Brattleboro
this week,
Miss Allie Torrey OF Hinsdale, n. H.,
win begin work in o. j. Pratt's store
next week.
Miss Molly Dewitt of Orwell, Vt, has
been spending the week with Miss hath'
crime Guiheen,
Mrs. +. j. Snyder Of Fair Haven is
visiting her husband, who IS employed IN
Sheas Cash store.
Mrs. A. b. Hall and Miss Emily Tones
have returned after spending week IN
Manchester n. ii.
Miss Sadie Benson returned to Dudley,
Mass, Monday TO resume her position as
teacher in Nichols academy,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Langworthy OF
Iinsdale, n. H., have been recent guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. I, w. Bruce.
Edward Rocket of Holyoke, Mass.
has taken charge of the press room OF
the Vermont Printing company.
Miss Lillian Johnston returned Monday
from Ansonia, Conn, where she has been
spending month with relatives.
Miss Rose Doyle finishes her work Tor
Donnell & Davis this week and VIII en-
ter O. j. Pratt's at an early date.
Mrs. Grace Doak and son, Hinson, went
IN Greenfield "Wednesday to spend a week
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Hackley.
f. d. +. Stowe was in Springfield,
Mass. Wednesday to attend the poultry
show of the Springfield Faneiers' club.
Clifton Sherman, managing editor OF
the Hartford Courant, was visitor IN
Brattleboro the latter part OF last week
Mrs. Swift a guest at Mrs. NJ. +.
Kirkland's. leaves tomorrow Tor New
York city to spend the holiday season
there.
Miss Pauline Jenne Of Leicester, Mass.
returned there Monday after spending
several days with her mother, Mrs. Ida
Jenne.
Miss Ethel Goodale and Miss FLORENCE
Pratt spent Saturday in Hinsdale, n IL.
They were guests of Miss Minerva Bur
roughs.
Miss Rua Yeaw returned to Northamp,,
ton Mass. Monday after few days
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs >
VI. Yeaw.
George NcCoss. manager of the Boston
office of Washburn, Crosby & Co, was
in town Tuesday on business with H.
Crosby & Go,
Stephen Cushman of Springfield, Mass,
has been a recent guest of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs w L. Cushman, on OAK
Grove avenue.
John Grant. formerly employed by Wal
ter T. Sturges. left Friday for Green.
! field where he entered the employ OF
Charles McCarty.
Miss Mildred Danforth returns to her
home in Dorset today, having been a
guest of her sister, Mrs. John Manley,
| for several weeks.
Mrs, Ljddie Denault and Miss Gertrude
FRYE of Springfield. Mass, were Thanks,
giving visitors at the home OF Mr. ana
| Mrs John Viyier.
Mr. and Mrs James n. Betterley re-
turned Monday from Chicopee Falls'
Mass. where they had been visiting rela-
tives for several days.
Miss Hart of Pittsford. Vt, was called
here the first of the week on account OF
tbe critical illness of her sister, Miss
Nellie Hart, at the Retreat
Harry Sargent returned to the Albany
Rus;ness college Saturday after spending
THANKSGIVING with his parents. Louis
Walker and William Foster also return
ed.
Robert O. Jordan of Sanford, Me-, who
is working for W. J. Pentland, IT,, mas
moved into the upper tenement IN "A. II
Harvev's house, Ishpiming, ON clark ave
nue..
Edward Remillard returned from NoItf
Adams, Mass the --rst OF the Week. ne m
was called there recently by the illhes' is'
of his mother. She Is cohsloeIapN i'l'
proved in health.
Miss Margaret Lillis entertained sew
eral of her young women friends at hei
Elliot street home last evening. A mus
aaI i' nrogram was rendered and refresh
ments were served.
Miss Gertrude Norcross returned tC
Albany. \. V. Saturday, having spent
a week here and at the home OF her pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. A. o. Norcross, II
West Dummerston'
Cant C. p. Hall of Shelburne Falls
Mass. formerly superintendent. OF schools
in Brattleboro left Monday for tlorldt
, where he will spend the winter IN th'
hope of improving his health.
Robert Howes and family expect t'
leave town soon for Brooklyn, where
they will spend the winter. MI howe
has been superintendent at the dam lo
the Loring n. Fanum company.
DR.. H. D. Holton was in Montpellel
Monday with other members OF the sta''
hoard to inspect the state house WIN
yiew to devising some better arrange
ments for ventilating the house OF repre-
santatives and senate chambers as author
ized by am act passed by the leglslatur
!, of 1906.
Dr. E. c. Thorn returned to his hom
in Deerfeld. Mass, Saturday after spend
ing week at the home OF his sister
Mrs. A. l.. Pettee. His young son, hol
ton Thorn. visited in town from Satni
day until Tuesday, coming here with NJ
grandmother, Mrs. Carrie Thorn, wh'
returned from Deerfeld Saturday
Judge Z. L. Waterman went to = =
.Tohnsbury Monday to preside at TN
December term of Caledonia county court
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