The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-02-15
PERSONALS.

Miss Bertha Mixer has been ON the
sick list this week.
A, r. Rohde was in Bellows Fails yes
tsrday on business,
Miss Katherine Doyle has entered the
employ al llonghion Simonds'
Mrs. 4, c. Crosby has been seriously III
the past week with acute bronchitis
Dan {. Webster OF New York city was
a visitor at his former home here Mon
day.
Mrs. +. l.. Curricr has been confined
10 her bed FOR the past lew days Nith
illness,
Robert Field has returned TO his work
in Bellows Falls after spending some Time
in town.
Col. IL. 4. TAYLOR returned yesterday
from spending several days ia Washing
ton, d. {.
Henry Page OF Springfield, Mass, j.
working at larrow's barber shop ON FL
hot street,
W. c. Belknap editor OF the Bellows
Falls Times, was visitor in Brattlebofo
Wednesday.
G. c. Fits aud G. W. Durham were
in Concord. \, H., the first OF the week
on business.
MIR. and Mrs. \. c. Spencer were in
Nantucket. Mass, the first of the week
ON business.
Fred II. Day returned Saturday from
Greenfield where he was on business Tor
several days.
II. W. Bruce returned Yesterday TO
Worcester, Mass, after spending several
days in town,
5. Ii. Mixer returned to his work Mon
day after bcing confined TO his home for
a week with grip.
The marriage Of William II, Bemis and
Mrs. Nellie G.. Horton will take place
tomorrow evening,
Mrs. j. Harry Estey and Miss Amy
Hines left Monday to spend a lew days
in New York city.
Carroll Wood has ordered a new Is
foot canoe which he will place on the
river in the spring.
Miss Carolyn Lois Clark left Tuesday
for an extended visit in Gulliord, conn
and Yonkers, \. y.
Judge j. NJ. Tyler is in st. bloomsbury
this week presiding at special session
of the supreme court.
Major c. Houghton has been in New
York city this week buying garments ioi
lIoughton q Simonds.
f. W. Bruce underwent an operation
in his home SUNDAY. II was performed
by DIR. 4. X. Lynch.
Thomas W. Purcell and Bancroft Smith
of New York city have been guests oil b
:. Balestier this week.
Miss Ruth Allen is out after having
been confined to the house for several
days with appendicitis.
Mrs. G. II. Smith returned yesterday
after spending a week in Northampton
and Springfield, Mass.
Miss katherine Calvin and Miss, Nellie
Mack leave tomorrow to spend two
weeks in New York city.
James Turner of Dartmouth college Is
spending a few days at the home OF Mi
and Mrs. Fred Spaulding
Miss Katherine Finnegan of Newport
y. H., spent Sunday in town with hei
sister. Miss Anna Finnegan.
Frank Coburn of Springfield is spend
ing several days in town, the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Bacon
w. L. Suydam of Springfield, Mass.
has begun this week as linotype operator
for the Vermont Printing company
Miss Adele Randall of Mortified
Mass, is spending few days at TIT
5 home of DR.. and Mrs. G.. F. Barber.
George L. Adams of Springfield, Mass.
I came Tuesday, Mrs Adams and daughter
, Marion returning with him Wednesday
, Miss Beatrice Emerson of Mortified
: Mass seminary was in town Monday
on her way from her home in Jamaica.
! Henry c. johnson of Bellows Falls has
, henn snending a week in town, the guest
OF his daughter Mrs. Charles K Dunklee
John Hennessy of Bellows Falls
Charles English and John Doyle are
working in Fenton's store during the
; sale,
, Miss Eybii Cox, teacher in Prospect Hill
: school in Greenfield, spent SATURDAY a., ahu
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. John bar
rows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth B, Emerson Of
| New York city are visiting Nj hiieI
I sons parents, Mr. and Mrs. 5. b. En-
erson, on Oak street
John Calvin and Thomas A. Austin
I went to Milton Monday to attend inc
. semi.annual meeting OF the state court
Catholic Order of Foresters.
! Mr.. and Mrs. /, L. Durham LETT yes
: terday for Boston,, Joining, parry :?
J friends in Bellows Falls. They VIII WISH
10 relatives in Maine before returning.
II. w. Sargent, general deputy OF th'
state grange, was III A'Ntti''''i'
to organize a grange. lie organized
l grange in Arlington Tuesday night.
G, O. Robbins, C. r. Crosby and F
r. Putnam went to Springfield, Mass.
Yesterday to attend the annual banque
Of the Springfield Board OF Trade last
evening.
Congressman Kittredge Haskins has ,d ac
- cepted an invitation to speak at the l9tl
p annual banquet of the Vermont Veterans
association of Boston in Young's hote
, this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Palmer have re
-, ce;ved word that their son, Corpora
Charles II. Palmer, has been promGotet
- TO sergeant since his return to For
Terry, n. Y.
Mrs. Arthur Brasor, who has been II
:, the Brattleboro Memorial hospital 10
}, seven weeks on account OF fracture.
) leg which she received IN a c9astlhs "c
= cident went to her home Wednesday.
Mrs. /. S. Edwards sustained a ba'
i fall on the ice Sunday, morning WINE
+ waking down Prospect hill and was 81
severely shaken by the fall that she wa
!. Obliged to remain in bed for several day
f during the early part of the week.
e Mrs. Frederic c. Adams gave, suppe
in her home on Tyler street last even
/. ing. the occasion being to announce -, th'
S engagement of her sister, Miss Ellei
HINT. to RAYMOND L.. Greene. Cover
:, were laid for eight. The table decora
q tions were unusually elaborate, represent
inc a marriage ceremony in miniature
= At one end of the table was an arcl
Of evergreen with the bridal party, rep
resented by dolls dressed in crepe pa
y per, properly grouped in front A
" each plate were twin hearts bearing OF
the inside photographs of the atfance'
v. pair. Mr.. Greene also gave suppe
last evening in his home on Green stree
}, t to'' y of his Young men friends to whom