The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-01-11
PERSONALS.

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Robert C. bacon was IN Rutland Mon
day on legal business,
Fred Keir aud BENJAMIN Harris were
! in Fellows Falls sunday
Miss Ahhie IIarweod Is III at her homo
on Green street with grip,
Mrs. V. q. Jones was 10 Springfield,
Mass, the int OF the week
+. l.. Hopkins OF kecne, n. H., was IN
town this week on business.
Miss Mary Graves Of Springfield, Mass,
| is spending few days IN town.
John Phillips spent last week IN
| keene, n. H., his former home,
Crosby Adams went Monday 10 North
field 10 enter Norwich university.
John Lyneh is seriously III with pneu'
monia At his home on Elliot street.
John l.. Knowlton Of Lowell, Mass, has
been in town this week ON business,
4 q. X. Lyons Of Athol, Mass, has been
visiting at c. \, Moran's Tor lew days
Mrs. James Cune and daughter Helen
ntumel Saturday from visit ~ kut.
land.
John Mccarthy returned Tuesday from
Bellows Falls where he spent several
days.
Mrs. Harriet Wetherbee OF Wendell,
Mass, has been visiting in town TINS
week.
Miss Marguerite Hopkins has returned
10 her home after two weeks visit IN
town.
Mrs. George Brooks OF Vernon has been
spending few days with Mrs. L. 7. Hop
kinson.
Mrs. Emma l.. Newcomb Of Boston is
visiting her sons, +. c. and u. L. Lett
singer.
Frank Alright went Sunday TO Green.
fed for two months while his father Is
in Italy.
DIR. William II. Rockwell OF New York
city was in Brattleboro Monday and
Tuesday.
Merton Bemis has entered the employ
of the street railway company OF Spring
field, Mass.
w. A. Adams, carver at the Estey
organ factory, was in Boston last week
TO visit his family.
Fred C. Gale has gone to Concord. n.
H., to watch the workings OF the New
Hampshire Legislature.
Paul 5. Emerson and Marshall Moves
returned Monday to resume their studies
in Norwich university.
James l.illis went this morning 70 Saco,
Me-. where he will be employed by the
Peels Remedy company.
William d. Linehan was called to
Northampton Mass, Friday on account
Of the death OF his mother.
Thomas w. Hopkins was in Keene, \.
H.. Sunday visiting his sister, Mrs. ID. j.
Leonard, at the Hotel Ellis.
at
Brooks House. is spending two weeks IN
Boston, the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. Robert Daniels OF Springfield,
Mass, is spending a few days with her
mother. Mrs. Harriet Dearborn.
Miss Grace Dana returned Sunday from
1 her home in South Amherst, Mass, where
she spent the Christmas vacation.
George O'Connor returned Sunday from
Springfield, Mass, where he spent a week
with his sister, .urs Francis Weeks.
Homer L. Hicley returned to Albany,
II \. y, Monday, after spending a week at
the home OF his mother on Western ave
nue..
George Rice has finished work for
Durham Brothers and gone to New York
city where he has employment IN a bak-
cry.
/ Chalmers Holbrook and Rollin White
returned to New Haven Tuesday alter
noon to resume their studies in ale UNI
versity
Mrs. Alice Risby and Mrs. Mary Bunce
of New York city came Tuesday. to spend
few days with Mrs. Risby's father, II.
G. Clark.
Miss Katherine Dryer has returned to
| her work in the Hooker, Corser & Mitch
! Ill 60, aft a
Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Smith were in
! Mortified. Mass, Wednesday to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Smiths grandfather,
Gilbert billiard.
| Col. and Mrs l.. d. Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman McQuaide spent sun
dav with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed IN
| Bernardston Mass.
! State Master George w. Pierce has
| been in Burlington this week to attend
a meeting of the executive committee OF
| the Vermont grange.
Elijah Wales slipped on the ice the
early part OF the week and was so Sc
verely hurt that he was confined to his
home for several days.
Miss Marion NJ Rice left Monday for
| Philadelphia where she will enter the
nurses training school connected with
the Pennsylvania hospital.
Miss Nellie Dale was the guest of Miss
violette Reynolds Monday. on her way
to Townshend from visit in Albany, N.
Y, and Greenfield, Mass.
d. Z. Tasker has been in Springfield,
Mass, this week to act as Judge at the
annual show of the Springfield Poultry
and Pet Stock association.
L. A. Souve of New London, Conn,
was in town the first of the week. lie
has moved his family to New London
where he is train dispatcher
John Brosnahan returned Sunday to
Albany, n. T., to resume his studies in
the Albany Business college after spend
ing the holidays at his home here
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Cushman of Boston
are staying at f. w. Johnson's on Cherry
street Mr.. Cushman has charge of the
+pipe room at the Estey organ factory.
Mrs Roger P. Donoghue of Holyoke
Mass, was In Brattleboro last week on
account of the serious illness of her
father, Patrick Guiheen, with pneumo-
MA
Mrs. II. Z. Bond and Mrs. G. F. R,
,Ienne went Monday to New York city |
TO attend the annual meeting Of the ma
tional society of United States Daughters
of 1872.
Miss Hortense Hall went last week to
Washington, d. c.. to remain for several |
weeks. She will visit in Philadelphia, New
York city and Springfield, Mass, before
returning.
Mrs. G. b. Titon returned Wednesday
to her home in South Deerfield, Mass, |
after spending several weeks with her
sisters, Mrs. O. G. Brown and Mrs. Bes-
sic A. Eames.
Corporal Charles H. Palmer of the
Tooth coast artillery returned Tuesday to
Fort Ferry, n. Y, after spending fur
Tough of 20 days with his parents, Mr..