The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-15

Thomas Harmon is on the sick list.
Mrs James Snow visited in keene Sat
urday
Miss Junie Howe is boarding at Charles
Safford's. II
James Harmon is suffering from broK'
en- thumb.
+ J. Cantlin is recovering from Jew
days illness. -,
Mrs Richard Cobb of Spofford is visit
ing in town. F. Mics
Ina Doottle.
Fred George of Concord, n. H. was III
town this week. :.
Adm w. Cady of Woodstock w. Is III
town this week.
Miss Minnie Owen visited friends IN
Keene Thursday.
| Miss Beatrice Cnrrier Is WORKING III 'HS
| Halle & Frost mill.
Miss Metcalf of Brattleboro visited MIS-
| C. ID. Fay recently.
Frank Tilden is suffering from an az
tack of rheumatism.
G. E. Keyou has returned from DUST
ness trip to Boston. -.
Elmer Aldrich has finished Work a1
the Eagle iron foundry.
IT Mcdonald and son, Theodore, VS.
tied in Keene Tuesday.
Audrey Christian and Daniel Lachahce
Visited in Keene Monday,
NJ s. Pike of Burke n. T., is spending
the week at w. n. Pixies
George Delphy of Tracy, Conn, spent
Sunday with his family here. -.
M;os Addie Eaton of Keene visited
Wednesday at Henry Latham s.
George Day of Millers Falls, Mass
spent Sunday at Warren han 8 49,
n. O. Maynard has purchased a 'lihoe'
lot Of w. l.. Rixford in Ashuelot.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sessions OF Newport
VI il visiting at Charles OVENS s.
william ]. Treat OF Bangor, Me-, speh'
Sunday with Miss Winnie Illden heie'
! NJ and Mrs. William j. Curran ar
- Roston this week on business tiip'
, " Dr Edward Lachaine has returned iron
P fau davs' visit in Providence, H. l.
Mrs snrapue is very i'll at the home o
lon , son Alfred Sprague, on Depot mn
, w N Pike attended the national Rrans'
,oat;ng in Hartford, Conn, TINS weeA'
= Mrs Susie Fogg of Keene, n. H., !
S MIG Min, for few days at Jason Holman
NJ. Rather Dickson is spending IN u
e ME- vi .,;tb relatives in Winchester, N ID
The women Of the. ST. joseph p anen
, held their annual whist parry ''''
f ing. e..,hod drawing Goa
i for the Connecticut River rover .'
pany. ..,.dod the wee
lon
u ding of her sister IN Manone'''
i Ms John Chavonelle is visiting NJ
daughter, Mrs. Brazzard' IN rfo'i1'''
! I've nrmber from here attended the ~ u
r. neral of William A. Cole at u'ne'
week. .ooaod Ceorp
NJ Oaks as assistant station asen'
II depot. .,,unod from
+. weeks visit with her sister IN o''ii'''
y. yu;,liam s. Kimball of Boston spe al
af Sunday with his family at Ed"aru S'e
bins's. Aaron ar
re Mss Maud Taylor visited in Greehileiu :
Gently. c.nfo,d spe,
err Iooes Hartnett of Greenneiuu spI
a, c, JaLlv with his aunt, Mrs. William L
e. chance. e.:.hoa work E
lis r. G. Holland and is succeeded ny ii'A
u. Da NJ Iobn Corliss and Mrs. E; l. Lea
IS. are ~, Visiting Mrs. Eliza Cookery In oprn
le- field, Mass. .a from
,e. Miss Ruth Hall has returned f Mi11s
nd Mis Javs, visit with relatives IN Milo
y, Falls Mass.
Gu NJ Frank Russell has returned
vv mi5 after a few days visit al l
w. E. Fay's.
Mics Jennie Duggan of Greenfield, sRee
ne sunday with her parents, MI anu AZ
re Daniel Duggan.
Tbere were two candidates taken W. y
raj tho Foresters at the annual meeting W.
-;s. nesday evening j,
" 1os.nb H. Watson has installed an e.
-; ooI Ilo,,ar for use on the torges al
de. blacksmith shop.
mt NJ and Mrs. John Cookery OF SPons
Isl ,. MI h a visiting Mrs. Thomas Ham
~ on Canal street.
nd , roro Of railroad men with WORK :
a here this week placing seinapn
ON on the local station.
ltn Misses Susie and Margaret conway \,
jug Winchester spent SUNDAY WIN