The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-15
PERSONALS.

day,
Harry knight spent sunday in Bern
} anlstan, Mass,
William Mellen went to Athol, Mass,
~ lew days.
} Thomas Walsh OF Amherst college spent
sunday IN town,
Robert Shelly Of Bellows Falls spent
} sunday in town,
j, T. Guiheen visited in Burlington tn,
, first OF the week,
) Albert II, Hunt of Nashua, ~ H., wa,
! in town yesterday,
j. g, Ullery was in IIolyoke, Mass,
) Monday on business,
{. G, Fits has been in New York city
, this week on business,
Winircd Robertson Of lIinsdale, \. H..
was in town yesterday.
) Robert c. Bacon went TO Concord, n
H., Tuesday ON business,
Miss Jennie I, Duncan is in New orR
rity on business trip,
David Carey has returned from Boston
where he spent the week,
Charles Perry OF llinsdale, \. H., i.
working for William Morse.
Miss Anna Sehorling is at home from
he Albany Business college.
Don Scoville and Ebert Hall were in
Westmopand, \. II, Sunday,
Il, 5, Childs has been in New York a
part OF the week on business.
! g. II. Smith spent Sunday in Fitch
burg, Mass, with c. II. Perkins.
George II. Danyew Is planning to change
his barn into a Involvement house.
\ +. L. Simpson Of New ork city has
been spending a few days in town,
Mr.. J. Gray Estey left Monday to
spend a few days in New York city.
George Wellman returned Monday night
from a sisit in New Haven, Conn.
Mrs George W, Brooks has been in
! New York city this week on business.
Daniel Brosnahan is making several al
terations TO his house on Elliot street.
Beatty Bale.tier left Saturday afternoon
10 spend several days in New York city.
Miss Winnie Southland has returned to
I work for Mrs II. l.. Bascom as trimmer.
\ George c. Stone was in Dummerston
/ yesterday ON business for Moran 4 Co.
Mrs. NJ. Austin, ir., and Miss Marjorie
| White We're in Springfield, Mass, Tues
day.
Mrs. L. j. Morse OF Wardsboro was in
town yesterday, the guest of Mrs. w. b.
Eddy.
/ Miss May Fitzgerald of Springfield,
Mass, spent Sunday with Miss Helen
/ Fenton.
Miss J. Louise Dolan was called to
/ Gardner, Mass, yesterday on professional
/ business.
/ Miss Nellie Wilbur of Wardsboro be-
{ gan working for Mrs G.. III. Smith this
morning.
Miss Katherine Guiheen has been
spending a few days in Hinsdale, \. H.,
this week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Whitney are send
ing a week in Boston attending the au-
tomobie show.
Mrs. Honora Long OF Joplin, No, is
visiting her brother James Austin, on
South Main street.
Gov. +. d. Proctor stopped at the
Brooks House last evening on his way
home from New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tanning left Sat
urday afternoon for New York, where
they are spending the week.
Mrs. Freeman billiard of Mortified
Farms, Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Benson, on Highland street.
Edward j. Fenton is in New York city
on business connected with opening his
new store in the American building.
Col. George II. Bond returned Saturday
from Washington where he has been
since the opening OF congress last fall.
James Lillis, who is employed by the
Peel's Remedy company in Saco, Me-,
came Saturday for visit at his home here.
Mrs. Susan Washburn of New York
city, who has been spending a week with
Mrs \. V, May, has returned to her
home.
Harry Higgins of Buffalo, n. Y, and
Miss Mary l., Blanchfield spent Sunday
ut the latter's home in northampton,
Mass.
Col G. II. Bond is moving his family
from the OConnor house on Canal street
to the house of Willis ellison on Brook
street.
Henry Pratt and family have moved
from the house of Mrs. G. H. Smith on
Clark street to the Stebbins house on
Canal street.
Miss Katherine Calvin is in Springfield,
Mass, and Hartford Conn, studying the
spring styles in millinery before the open
ing of the season.
George Croll, Guy Ihayer, Elijah and
Elisha 1GOulN leIt cuuudN LOT New 1OIh
city where they are laying a new floor in
the store of the Estey Organ company
Among those who are attending the au-
tomobile show in Boston are E. G. Crosby
and son, Warren Wells Miller and John
Marley, A. D. Wyatt and DR.. A. L. Pet
tee.
F. S. Retain, manager of the Equitable
Life Insurance company for New Hamp-
shire and Vermont, is spending a few
lays in town, the guest of j. H. Blatner-
wick
Frank Piper was in Williamstown,
Mass, last week as the guest of Gilbert
Morse and attended the Williams-Da
mouth and Williams-Wesleyan basketball
games.
George E. Fox, secretary of the Brat
tleboro board of trade, was a guest of
he Athol, Mass, Merchants association
and one of the sneakers at its banquet
Monday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Murray of Gardner,
Mass, who has been spending several
weeks with Mrs. David S. Carey, has re-
turned to her home.
Robert H. Anderson and Miss Florence
T. GoOdenOuph of this town were leaders