The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
PERSONALS.

Mrs, i. \. O'keeie of Mortified, Mas,
visited in town Monday,
Il DR. W. II. Lane Of Merose, Mass, hi
been in town this week
j. G.. ullery is in Concord, n. H., th
week on business trip.
Albert Cain finishes his work in j.
Mellen's store this week,
Miss Mary Leahy visited in Below
Falls the first of the week.
John sullivan OF Greenfield was a
overSunday guest in town,
Leon Wheeler of Nottingham has bee
spending part OF the week in town.
Carl Ellis returned Monday from a sel
eIal weeks stay in Lawrence, n, Y.
G. X. Jones went TO Washington, j
C., Wednesday for an indefinite stay.
Edison Baker begun working in j. i
Nellens hardware store Wednesday.
Miss Florence Strong of Hartford, Conn
spent Sunday in town with relatives.
Mrs. +. c. Sargent is working in tn
Grange store during the holiday rush,
Mrs. G.. II. Shcpardson is visiting ne
daughter, Mrs. \. q. Nichols, this week.
Lon J. Davis went to his home in Lelia
non, y. H., Tuesday for an indefinite stay
i. l., Shea OF Derby Conn, has beel
among the Out'oltOwn guests here thl
week,
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Gray have movet
from Chase street to o Cedar street thi
week.
George l.. Lane Of East Brimfeld, Mass.
visited his sister Mrs. ID. l.. Herrick
Tuesday.
Mrs. f. c. Swift returned Wednesda,
afternoon from recent visit 10 New
York city.
Mrs. J. W. Davis Of Springfield, Mass.
came Saturday to spend a few weeks al
the Melrose.
T. W Bruce is again confined to hi.
house by illness. Dr. G. X. Anderson is
attending him.
Miss Molly Dewitt leaves tomorrow
Tor her home in Orwell after spending two
weeks in town.
Joseph kiser, jr, Of Lawrence, \, y,
came Monday to spend a few weeks at
Sugar Bush farm.
Miss Jennie Bean has finished work at
| the overall shop and gone to her home
/ in keene, \. ii.
Ms. c. !. Spear, who is in Boston un.
/ dergoing treatment for her eyes, Is re
| ported to be improving.
Miss Josie Taft OF Townshend began
work as stenographer in Gibson 4 Wa.
termans office Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Cattanah entertained a
number af her girl friends at her Highland
street home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry st. Cyr have NOV
ed from Canal street to Elliot street to
live with Mr.. st, Cyr's parents.
Miss Elva Hawkes. and Mrs. Frances
Ware are acting as clerks in j. +. Mann
store during the holiday season.
Mrs. William Sargent returned to her
home in Springfield, Mass, after spending
several weeks in town with relatives.
". H. Newton has moved this week
from West Northteld Mass, to this town
and taken tenement at 7 Elm street.
Thomas \. Austin was in Barton last
Friday with other officers OF the state
court of Foresters to attend an initiation.
Miss Elizabeth Sullivan and Miss Jo-
sephine Brosnahan were in Bellows Falls
Tuesday to attend the funeral OF rela
tive.
Miss Regina Heaphy began work as
clerk in L. j. .Fenton & Co.'S store this
week and VIII remain there during the
holidays.
Miss Eliza Renne expects to leave TO.
morrow for her home in Edinburg, Scot
land, where she will remain for an indeti-
mite time.
Mr. and Mrs. William Moore of vii.
mington have taken rooms for the winter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Scoyell on Myrtle
street.
Miss Lila johnson has finished her
work for the season for Miss l.. j. Smith
and returned to her home in Greenfield
Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Browning, trimmer at Don
nell Il Daviss, finished her seasons work
for them yesterday and has gone to Spen'
Ger, Mass, for visit.
Mr. and Mrs. George ID. Odell left
here Tuesday for Franklin, \. H., to be
present at the marriage Of Mr.. Odell's /
daughter, Maud, Wednesday.
Mrs. katherine Burchard has returned /
this week from Arlington, Mass, where /
she has been spending several weeks, and /
expects to spend the winter at the Brooks
House.
Mrs d. NJ. Barber and son, +. L. Bar |
Der, will leave Saturday for Oshkosh,
Wis, for months visit. 1t is probable /
that they will spend some time at Chi /
cago, Cedar Rapids, Mich, and Niagara I
Falls
Robert McCaughen of Hinsdale, n. H.,
was in town Wednesday. He left yester-
day for California. Mr.. McCaughern
plans to be away about year, spending
the time with his sons whose HOMES are
in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
George Tyler MARS of New York city
and sister, Miss Elizabeth Atwater MARS
Of Lansingburg, n. Y, are spending
few days with Mrs George Tyler. They Il
came here. yesterday from Lansingburg,
\. y, with the remains of their mother,
Mrs j. G. Mairs.
The 9S club met Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. j. j. Austin on Elliot street.
Cards were played and refreshments serv
I'd. The ladies' prizes were won by Mrs,
D. S. Carey and Mrs. William o. Young
The mems prizes were taken by d. S.
carey and William 0. Young. The club
will meet with Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Carey
5onight on Canal street.
Mrs. Charles Nichols was called to Exc
er, n. H., Monday morning by the death
If her father, Charles futile. Mr.. Tuttle
lied Sunday afternoon after an illness of
even days. He was SO years old and the
oldest citizen of Exeter. He had been a
business man of that town for
many years. In the sos he conducted
)aking business and later became butch
II. His funeral was held Tuesday after
loon.
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