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

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e T.. j. Fenton went to Bellows Falls Wed
3 nesday on business.
J. Mrs. A. II. Webb goes to Hartford
!, Conn, today for visit.
S Mrs. Il. +. Coxson is recovering from
a her recent serious illness.
{ {. s. Larson has finished work in j. L.
. Jacobs's bakery this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4. Cullen OF Bellows
Falls were here Thursday.
| +. j. Lavelle of Amherst, Mass, spent
Sunday here with relatives.
+. J. Howard of Bellows Falls has
been recent guest in town.
Howard Wellman is in New York state
this week on business trip.
Mrs. C. NJ. Stone went to Boston Mon
day to remain during the winter
Miss Mabel Kendall has finished work
in Houghton Simondss this week.
i Harry Plaisted of Concord, N. H., came
this week to work in Carl Cams tailor
shop.
returned Tuesday from a visit in Lowell,
Mass.
Mrs. Reed of Maiden, Mass, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred Davis, this
week.
Mrs. II. A. Stone Of Baldwinsville,
Mass, is the pastry cook at Halls res
| taurant.
| Miss Margaret Cray and Miss Mary and
Miss Anna Hennessy spent Sunday in Bel
lows Falls.
John Cooper and Mrs George Carpen
ter of Wilmington, are visiting at George
Houghton's.
Miss Ellen and Miss Mary Grady have
recently visited in Springfield and Hol-
yoke, Mass.
Mrs. Addie Nichols is absent from
Houghton & Simonds's this week on ac-
count of Illness
j. w. Young of New York city has
House this week.
Mrs. j. H. Burke and children leave
tomorrow for Essex Junction, where they
will visit relatives.
Miss Agnes Calvin went to New Ha-
ven, Conn, Wednesday to visit her aunt,
Miss Julia Calvin.
Mrs. Agnes Randoll of the telephone
exchange force was taken seriously i'll
with grip Tuesday.
William Fox of New London, Conn, is
his brother, John Fox.
Mrs Calista Bangs went to London
derry Friday on business in connection
with the Woman's Relief corps.
Mrs. G. Z. Gilman returned Monday I
from Boston, where she had been attend
ing meeting of Christian Scientists.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Trip returned Monday e
from several days visit in Bellows Falls :
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Wales.
Mrs. Marion Adams Hurlburt of Spring
field, Mass, former Brattleboro girl, was
a guest of Mrs. l.. +. Adams during
part of last week
Mrs. Thomas Holloran and niece, Miss !
Jarmody, returned Saturday to their home
n Bennington, having spent several weeks
with Rev. FIR. Carmody,
Thomas Neiss and William Perault of
Athol, Mass, are putting in. new switch
,oard in Durham Brothers store. They
IRE stopping at the Melrose.
Joseph Alger returned Wednesday to
lis home in Bellows Falls from the Me
mortal hospital where he has been i'll
With typhoid fever since Sept. 26.
Mrs. Eugene Wood formerly of this
own underwent surgical operation in
Philadelphia hospital last week and lat
st reports say she is doing well. :
Charles d. Wilkins has taken a two
ear lease of the old Whitfield stand in
'ernon and will conduct a boarding house
,r the accommodation of the employees of C;
he Connecticut River Power company. in
Mrs. George F. Fisher, who has been w
pending the summer with her son, G. w. tb
Usher, in Dummerston expects to go to a.,
Iorth Attleboro, Mass, next week to ev
)end the winter with her grandchildren. c !.
Mrs. A. j. Clark has returned to the ~
ome of her daughter, Mrs. Elijah Wales, IN
ter spending several weeks with her be
ster, Mrs. Addie Green in Townshend. c..
RS. Green left yesterday for her winter
,me in Jacksonville, Fla. -
w. H. Sample, superintendent of motive
'wer of the Northern railway of Costa
lea with headquarters at San Jose, was
town Wednesday as the guest of j.
Burke. Mr.. Sample, who has been
sitting at his home in St. Adams, will
turn to Costa RIGA Nov. 90. He has
EN- there for IA months and is much
eased with the climate and conditions.
G. W. Berry is housed from the eff
IT'S of fall which occurred Wednesday
ening about $50 o'clock. He started to
down the stone steps leading to the
semcnt of Frank Shea's market on Ell
stiett Wucn nc sHppeu anu lth anu
raiDed his left knee. He was carrying
heavy fish bucket and was unable to
lp himself at ALL He thinks it is
ubtful if he is able to be about for
ether 10 days.
Iockhart H. Barrett is critically i'll at
, home of his daughter, Mrs. Fl: +.
ooks, on Canal street, suffering from
hock of paralysis. Mr.. Barrett was in
ringfeld Mass, last week visiting his
/, Charles d. Barrett, and while at
ding the theater sustained a slight
oke of paralysis. Since returning home
has suffered second stroke Mr.. wv,
rrett, however, is in good spirits and w
ms hopeful for his recovery. His speech