The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-19
PERSONALS.

sherman Jenne is i'll at his home ON Gal
street.
James Sullivan has enlisted in Com
d pany !,
Herbert Mack was in Windsor ovei
sunday,
W. l., Hunt was in Boston on business
"wednesday,
Mike Black was in Springfield, Mass,
\ over Sunday.
Mrs, Edwin c. Davis spent "Wednesday
in Iownshend.
Mrs. w. II. Geddis was in Springfield
Mass, Tuesday.
G. T.. GRAHAM spent the first part OF
the week in Boston,
d. p, Dewitt was in Boston the first OF
the week ON business.
James b. Hale of Newbury was in town
Wednesday on business.
William j, Pentland, ir., was in Spring
field, Mass, over Sunday.
Carroll Wood has been sick at his home
this week with tonsiltis.
Rolin $. Chlds is absent for a few days
on business in Newbury.
Cratus Weatherhead will go to work for
Durham Brothers Monday.
Miss Pearl G. Gibson was in Whining.
ton last Friday on business.
Cyrus Reed, who has been quite i'll with
diphthera this week, is improving
Col. y. G., Sawyer arrived in Brattle-
boro from Washington, d. c., Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Robinson returned
Sunday night from shopping tour IN Bos'
ton.
Mrs. \. d. Reynolds and daughter, Miss
Niolette Reynolds, were in Vernon Satur-
day.
Rev. A. II. Webb is in st. Johnsbury
attending the annual Methodist confer
cnCe.
Mrs. James Grady and daughter Ellen
visited relatives in Holyoke, Mass, over
Sunday.
Frederick Matt and Perry Goodwin
have entered the employ OF Dunham
Brothers.
Mrs. +. p, Blake, Mrs. f. C. Cressy and
Miss May Blake spent Tuesday in Spring
field Mass.
Mrs L. f. Adams, Miss Ella Adams and
! Edith Adams were in Springfield, Mass,
over Sunday.
Leon Akeley and Joseph Dunleavy are
working at the store of Moran 4 company
| during the sale.
Judge Daniel Kellogg and his daughter,
! Miss Susan Kellogg, were in Springfield,
Mass, Tuesday.
Fred l. Swift was in Athol Mass, We'd
nesday to attend the funeral of his niece,
Miss Ethel Swift.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Swift of Peru and
| Mrs f. NJ. Sibey of Rowe were at f. /.
| Swift's yesterday.
Miss Retta Howe attended the dance in
Keene \. H., Wednesday evening given
by the Medley club.
| Walter Mclaughlin moved Monday from
South Main street to John Guiheen's
house on Washington street.
Harry 4. Bingham, bookkeeper for the
Springfield Flour & Grain company, has
been in town for several days
4. w. J. Wilkins went to Great Bar
rington, North Adams and other Massa-
chusetts towns Monday on legal business.
Joseph Corners of Pittsfeld, Mass, is
working at the Hall restaurant for James
H. Burke. Joseph Bushey is also working
there.
Harry r. Lawrence was in Boston on
business the latter part OF last week,
attending the Sportsmen's show while
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Brasor returned
Tuesday from their wedding trip and are
now at the Brooks House where they have
rooms.
Miss Florence C. Allen, who has been
visiting in Hudson. n. y, Camden, n. j., |
and Washington for the past few weeks,
returned Saturday.
Mrs. A. Z. Wood and Mrs. Frank Ha-
gan returned last Friday afternoon from
New Britain, Conn, where they attended |
the funeral of a cousin
Charles b. Whitcomb of Bellows Falls /
is assisting in the store of Fenton q com
pany to get it into shape for the opening .
which comes this afternoon.
Rev. FIR. NJ j. Carmody has returned
from Atlantic City, n. j., where he. has |
been for a few weeks on account OF his
health. He is much improved.
Mrs. |. O. P. Smith and Miss Alice R.
Phillips left Tuesday to attend the meet |
ing Of the Woman's Baptist Foreign Mis-
sionary society in New Haven, Conn, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wall, who have spent
the winter in the south, are on their way
home. They are now in Washington but
expect to arrive in Brattleboro Monday
or Tuesday.
L.
Brainerd, who have been in the Bermudas
for the past several weeks, sailed yes
terday for New York city on the steam
ship Bermudian.
Frank W. Colburn has accepted a posi-
tion in Fenton's new store as clothing
salesman. Mr.. Colburn has had eXpe-
rience in clothing stores in New Britain
and Meriden, Conn.
Carroll Z. Parker was in town Sunday
to act as clerk in the Brooks House.
He returned Sunday night to Springfield,
Vt, where he is engaged with L. I.
Crosby in contract work.
w. A. Southmayd of Middletown, Conn,
is working at the undertaking establish
ment of II. E. Bond & Son. Mr.. South
mayd is a licensed embalmer and comes
well recommended for the position.
Albert Z. HARDWOOD, formerly of Brattle-
boro but for the past year with Lehn
& Fink of New York city, underwent an
operation at the home of his sister, Mrs.
b. B, knapton, in, Adams, Mass, this
a business trip through California last Fri
day. At Albany he consulted a physician
about his left arm and was told that he
was suffering from blood poisoning, about
l6 inches of the arm being affected. The
operation TO which Mr.. HARDWOOD sub
mitted was successful and the patient is
doing well.
Frank B. Putnam will leave April 26
for Los Angeles Cal, as one of the repre-
sentatives of Mt. Sinai temple, Mobiles of
the Mystic Shrine, to attend the annual
session of the imperial council. He will
travel with party composed of members
Cairo temple of Rutland Bektash temple
of Concord n Fl and Oriental temnle of |