The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-02-01
PERSONALS.

ON business,
John Balrows went to Boston Tuesday
for few days,
pcrley Gates spent Sunday at his home
in kcene, \, II.
John c. Pellet was in Worcester,
Mass, over Sunday.
c. w. Durham was in Concord, ~ H.,
Monday on business.
l.. +, Adams has been in New York city
this week ON business,
Mrs. l.. NJ. Carpenter visited relatives
in Newionc Wednesday,
7. j. Hopkins was in Keene, \, H.,
"Wednesday ON business.
Miss Hazel Moore was an oyerSunday
visitor in Greenfield, Mass.
Herbert +. Mack of Windsor visited at
his home here over Sunday,
Ebert Hall spent Sunday with his
mother in Westmoreland, y, II.
Carroll Z. Parker has taken position
as dayclerk at the Brooks House.
Fred w. Putnam left Wednesday for
Los Angeles, Cal, on a business trip
Bert Caldwell has moved this week
from Forest street to Highland street.
CLYDE Cutler who was operated upon
we'll
Frank Hopkins of Springfield, Mass,
was a visitor in town the first OF the
week.
Patrick Brosnahan has moved into his
| newly renovated house on Elliot street
this week,
George +. Adams of Springfield, Mass,
was am oycrSunday visitor with his lam
ily in town.
w. II. Bryant left Wednesday for san
ford Me-, to attend the funeral OF his
wife's mother.
f.. j. Fenton. who was in New York
last week buying goods for his new stop,
returned Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Drown and Miss Sadie
Underwood leave Monday for New York
for weeks visit.
DR.. and Mrs. j. H. Cole of Readsboro
were in town yesterday, the guests OF
Mrs. Henry Pratt
Miss Ida Leighton has returned to her
home in Keene, \. H., on account of the
illness OF her mother.
Dennison Cowles was in Westfeld,
Mass, Monday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs, p. NJ. Hastings.
Mrs. Kittredge lIaskins entertained at
the Grafton in Washington, ID. c., Tues.
day afternoon from until @.
Miss j. Louise Dolan and Miss Rather
Inc Green attended the military ball in
Charlestown, y. H., last evening.
Miss Julia Russell has returned after a
two weeks stay in Fitchburg, Mass, and
resumed her duties in Halls cafe.
Mrs. Z. E. Howe of South Deerfeld,
Mass. came yesterday afternoon to spend
few days with Mrs, O. c. Brown.
Joseph Payette who has been working
for j. w. lizard for the past few weeks
has returned to his home in Lowell Mass.
Miss Flossie Ryan of Keene, n. H.,
spent few days in town the first OF the
week the guest of Miss Annie Rodden.
| Charles +. Bingham resumed his duties
as bookkeeper in the Vermont Savings
bank Monday after an illness of 10 days.
United States Bank Examiner Frank l..
Fish of Nergennes was in town Tuesday
to attend the funeral OF Henry H. Sar.
gent.
Miss Lila B. johnson has returned to
her home in Bernardston, Mass, after
weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. Gilman
Warren.
4 Miss Mary Lllis was discharged Satur-
day from the Lynch hospital where she
recently underwent an operation for APP
pendlcitis.
/ Verne II. Winchester, travelling repre-
sentative for Durham Brothers in eastern
PENNSYLVANIA, has been in town a part
of the week.
Mrs. Jane r. Cutler of Somerville,
Mass, came to Brattleboro Tuesday to
attend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs.
/ Alonzo Starkey.
/ William NJ. Lewis, who wrenched his
back severely about two weeks ago, will
resume work as conductor on the electric
road next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Staten has reached
Santa Barbara, Cal, on their wedding trip
where they will be the guests of an aunt
for few weeks
Charles r. Crosby was chosen a direc-
tor of the New England Flour 4 Grain
/ Dealers association at its annual meeting
in Boston Friday.
/ Judge William S. Newton returned to
/ his duties in the town clerks office Mon
day after being out on account OF sick
ness for several days.
Miss Cecil Murphy has resigned her
position as head nurse in the Lynch hos
] pital on Grove street. Her place will be
taken by Miss O'Neil.
Col and Mrs. +. W. Gibson were in
Amherst, Mass, Monday to attend a
meeting of the Amherst society, Sons and
Daughters of Vermont.
John Cove has finished work at the
Brooks House where he has been employ
ed as porter for the past several years
and has gone to Springfield Mass.
Arthur w. Chids of Manchester, n.
1 H.. was in town Saturday on his way
/ home from Hartford, Conn, where he
spent a portion of last week on business.
| Miss Christa Park and u of the pupils
of her private school participated in a
seigh-ride yesterday afternoon, taking
supper at the Kendricli hotel in Putney.
Frank L. Greene. editor of the st. Al
bans Messenger was in Brattleboro Satur-
day on his way home from Wilmington
where he spoke Friday at the educational
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Cutler left Mime
apolis Saturday in response to a summons
from Mr.. Cutters mother but did not
arrive in Bratteboro until Monday, the
day following her death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Heaphy of
Montpelier We're in Brattleboro Wednes-
day, the latter being on his way to Spring
| field, Mass, to take the fourth degree in
the Knights of Columbus.
Attorney General Clarke c.. Fits was
the guest of honor of the young mems
club of the Bellows Falls Congregational
church last Friday evening, giving an in
formal talk on good citizenship.
Governor and Mrs. Fletcher d. Proc
tor were in Brattleboro Monday and
Tuesday on their way to and from the
meeting of the Amherst Mass society,
Sons and Daughters of Vermont
| W. H. Bracket. Clarence L. Stickney,
Smith, Lawrence X. Barber and F. X.