The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-23
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been with his family at the Meifose ''''
week.
Mrs. Julia 4. Tyler of fitchburg, Mass
was guest OF Mrs Charles haye ~
Gently. -,
Harry II. Horton of Kalamazoo, Mich
has been visiting at his former nome heie
this week.
Miss Emeline Goodrow of Chicago was
an over.Sunday guest OF MIS- oeoIse
X. Roberts,
]. C. Tibbitts of Wardsboro .spent, a
mart of the week with his cousin, Mrs
Flora Strong.
G. W. Leonard returned "Wednesday
from business trip in the northern part
of the state.
Misses Katherine and Margaret Long
and Mary Mcclure are taking TWO
weeks vacation.
Miss Julia Dolan Of Great harrington,
Mass, has been among the out'oi'towh
guests this week.
Mrs. W. L. Hubbard and daughter are
in Wilmington for a few days since thelr
return from Nantucket
Mrs. p. b. Lavelle and daughters,
Carrie and Mary, returned Monday from
two weeks stay in Montreal
Rev. George b. Lawson came from
Bennington Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. w. c. Horton.
Miss Anna Belle Lynch of Lebanon N
H., has been visiting. her sister, MIS-
Charles Miller, for few days
George |. Bishop returned to his home
in Springfield, Mass Wednesday, having
spent a week here with relatives.
Frank Roberts and daughter, Mrs. Han
cock of jacksonville are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. L. l.. Roberts this week
Mrs. w. II. Broclington and daughter,
Florence. returned Saturday from visit
in Fitchburg, Worcester and Boston.
Mrs. T. J. b. Cudworth and Mrs. Nav
erette Howe returned from visit IN
Springfield, Mass, Monday afternoon.
Miss Aida Mettey OF Northampton,
Mass, came Sunday to spend a month
with her mother, Mrs. Virginia Mettey.
Miss Marion Simonds and Miss Mildred
Mcdonald will go TO Albany, \. T., to
enter the Albany Business college Sept. g..
Mrs. C. A. Duntley and son Louie
of Whitman, Mass, have been guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs f. W. Bigelow recently.
Mrs. H. F. Houghton and daughters,
Miss Emma and Miss Mabel, enjoyed a
brief outing at Spofford lake this week.
Mrs. 4. r. Fisher and daughters went
to Boston Wednesday where they will
be guests of DR.. and Mrs, w. ii. Lane.
Harold Shea was II years old Tues
DAY and the occasion was celebrated pleas
antly by a party to several OF his friends
DR.. Webster Miller OF Stockbridge,
Mass, is spending the week with his
mother, Mrs. c. 5. PUTT, at the Melrose.
Miss Abbie Haslins returns to her home
in Troy, n. y, today after spending sey-
cral weeks with her niece, Mrs. W. b.
Eddy.
Mrs. 0. F. Stevens and children re-
turned to Ashland, n. H., Tuesday, hay
ing spent several weeks here with rela-
tives.
DIR. George y. Roberts has closed his
office for month. Mrs. Roberts and
son, Raymond, went to Newfane Tuesday
for visit.
Crosby Adams has gone to Norwich
university TO attend the summer school.
He will take course OF study in civil
engineering.
Clarence Bliss returned TO Cresco, Pa,
Wednesday afternoon, having been called
here TO attend the funeral Of his father,
G. w. Bliss.
Mrs, Thomas Roach Of New York is
among the out-of-town relatives Of the
late Mrs. O. NJ Lawton, who came to
attend her funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Reed Of New York
city are expected tomorrow to spend 10
days with Mr.. Reeds mother, Mrs. c,
+. Reed, on Central street.
Miss Lula Morse of Worcester, Mass,
who has been the guest Of her cousin,
Mrs. H. S. Edwards, for a few days, re-
turned to her home Wednesday,
Mrs j. J. Ward pleasantly entertained
several friends Wednesday evening. Cards
and music were enjoyed throughout the
evening and dainty refreshments served.
Mr.. and Mrs, Cyren D. Lawton of
New York came Tuesday on account of
the illness of their aunt. Mrs o. NJ. Law
ton, and will remain in town for some
time.
Mrs. II. P. Wellman and daughter. |
Miss Florence Wellman. Mrs. c. f. Al /
len and Miss Edith NJ. Stolte went yes
terday to Wells Beach for vacation of
two weeks.
Mrs. Julia Wood was taken to the
Memorial hospital early this week for /
treatment. She underwent a slight op, +
GRAFTON Wednesday and is considered .
very comfortable at present Her daugh, (
ter Mrs Bertha Barnes OF Boston, has
been spending the week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Z. Butterfeld and
laughter of Detroit, Mich, were guests .
At George Z. Crowel's Monday night, 4
md went yesterday to Halifax for a va
tation. They will return to Brattleboro H
alter. Mr.. Butterfeld is a graduate of
he Brattleboro high school, class of
1856, and is now attorney for the Michi-
ran Central Railroad company.
The automobile season is now at its
height and a large number of autoists
ave stopped at the Brooks House dur
ng the past week, among which are the
Glowing: Mr. and Mrs. j. Terhune
Miss Kathryn Terhune and Mrs. w. B
duncan of New York city, Mr.. and Mrs
!. B. Price, Miss Barton and George T. i
thompson Of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs Philip
;. Jennings and Mrs; F; S; Battersall of
Few York city, D. W. Bridgeman, I. A.
4ewis, E. /. Avery and H. NJ. Brodon
1 Boston, Mrs. John J. Mitchell and Mr..
nj Mrs. W. O. Goodman of Chicago. Mr..
nd Mrs. A. H. Carter, Miss Marion j
'arter and Don A. Carter of Lebanon
I. H., Mr.. and Mrs G. B. Holbrook.
iiss Holbrook, Miss Eleanor Holbrook of
Mass, Mr., and Mrs. George
!. Brash, Miss Mills, c. c. Harmsted of
ersey City, N. j., Mr.. and Mrs. A. +.
wanton, Miss Bertha Swanson and Mis-
ertha Taylor of Boston, James Fl. Brown
Hiss Colmer, Miss Bailey and Miss Paul
Lowell, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. C. o
ohnson Of Croton on the Hudson, N. Y.
Irs: A. Fl. Storer f. E. Storer and w
Hammond of Ridgefeld, Conn, Russell
-arding of New York city. Mr.. and Mrs.
|. H. Sawyer and Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
aves of Newton, Mass.