The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-12
PERSONALS.

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| Marshall Meyers spent Sunday in IIol
yoke, Mass,
Harry knight was in Springfield, Mass
over Sunday.
Carroll 4. Parker of Springfield was il
town Monday,
Mrs. W, u. Eddy spent few days il
Jamaica this week.
George Sherwin Of keene, n, H., wa
in town over Sunday
AAel Larsen is moving into his new
house on Chestnut street.
Mrs, Julius j, Estey Is spending few
weeks in Washington, ID. q.
Albert Pruuty has stopped working IL
the store OF Durham Brothers,
Miss Mabel Stevens spent Sunday al
her home in Beuardston, Mass,
Mrs c, X, Adrch visited in Dorches
ter Mass the first OF the week,
Mrs Ernest j. Waterman is visiting
in lleonderoga, n. y, this week.
Mrs, Martha Tyler returned Tuesday
from visit IN Boston and vicinity.
George Il, Adams OF Springfield, Mass,
was an oyerSunday visitor in town.
Mrs. 4. l.. pettee and Miss Edith Bar.
rett were in Boston the first of the week,
H. II. Burnett has moved from +. A.
Holmes 10 his new house ON Vine street.
Rev H. X. Miles and Rev, Mr.. Pratt
OF Bellows Falls exchanged pulpits sun
day,
/. \. Holden will move from Center.
vile to 3 Cherry street the first OF the
week.
Miss Elizabeth Stevens and Mrs. Charles
/ Mcknight were in Springfield, Mass, over
I Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln j. Daniels of
/ Springfield Mass, spent Sunday in Brat.
4 tleboro,
! Thomas Grimes Of Stamford, Conn, was
in town over Sunday, the guest OF Fred
/ G. Gale.
Edward Condor was called TO Bellows
Falls Sunday on account OF the death of
his uncle.
Miss Emma Brooks has returned from
Gardner Mass, and resumed work in
Jardnes.
William Powers of Indian Orchard,
Mass has been spending few days in
Brattleboro.
C. \. Cushman and family have begun
keeping house in Mrs. n. L. Eddy's house
on Cherry street.
Mrs. Samuel Miller of Fitchburg, Mass,
was the guest of Mrs. II. Bullock, her
mother, last week.
Mrs. May Bruce of Norwich. Conn, has
come to spend the summer with Mr.. and /
Mrs. Harley Bruce.
Bernard and Lauriston Knowlton of |
Lowell, Mass, have been visiting relatives
in town this week
Mrs. Emma Roberts of New York city |
IL "A a IN, Ia,
OF Mrs. George Eels
William Judge of Holyoke, Mass, was
in town the first of the week to see his
father Thomas Judge.
Mrs, c. 4. Downer has returned from
Worcester, Mass, where she has been Wis.
iting for the past few days.
Miss Jennie Stoddard returned Satur-
day to Newton, Mass, where she teaches
in the Horace Mann school.
Miss Lucia Gleason returned from her
home in Wardsboro Sunday to resume
her studies in the local school.
Miss Pauline JENNIE returned to Leices-
ter, Mass, Sunday after spending a
weeks vacation at her home here.
Mrs. Harry l., Piper and son, Henry, /
have been spending a few days at their
home OF her mother in Williamsville.
Allen Wilmington has finished work in
the store of Durham Brothers and gone
to work for the Estey Organ company.
Harland Miner has left the employ of
Durham Brothers to accept a position in
the Metropolitan Life Insurance company.
Leon Gould has stopped working at the
store of Austin 4. Miller and gone to
work in the store of Durham Brothers. l
Miss Grace NJ. Dana returned Sunday {
night after spending the vacation at the |
home OF her sister in South Deerheld, !
Mass.
S. NJ, Bourbon has finished work for |
Charles Cakes and will go to work for ]
William ID. Lenhan in his new shop in
The Judge building. =
Miss Minnie Stockwell and Miss Ella !
Howard of Putney and Miss Agnes Mil Z
er of Springfield Mass, are working for !,
Mrs. Fl. E. Bascom.
Miss Beatrice Emerson of Jamaica spent 1
Monday with her aunt, Mrs. w. B. Eddy, a
IN her way to resume her studies in S
Mortified seminary. c
Miss Ella Newman returned to Wal
ham, Mass, Sunday to resume her du-
les as a teacher after spending the va
'ation at her home here. ,,
Mr.. Hoadley, who has been living at 7
j South Main street will move to Ret '
ing place April Is. His tenement will {
De taken by Harry Hunter. T
Miss Minnie Brasor returned to Brook r
inc, Mass, Sunday afternoon to resume II
Ter duties as teacher there after spend s.
ng a vacation at her home here. s
Miss Eta Mcdonald of Bellows Falls, L
Who has been spending a few days in n
own as the guest of Miss j. Louise Do a
an, returned yesterday afternoon. @,
w. A. Parker, Augustus Macauley and b
Jlement Parker came Monday from Bos- a.
on to work on the new switch boards in Il
he new telephone exchange in the Ameri- u u
an building. II
Harley Bruce and family are soon to
nove to 80 South Main street and Al a.
ert Bixby will move from Pine street to
he house on Washington street now oc-
upied by Mr.. Bruce. al
Arthur Monroe of New York city has
cen visiting at his former home here this Ii
Ieek. Monroe is at present employed in N
he telephone business but may enter pro-
baseball this summer. n,
George Foss has finished work as "
elegrapher at the local station and will -,
o to work in Charlestown, N. H., in III
ne meat business His place at the KEY
ill be taken by his sister, Mrs. NJ Z. in
lash.
Edward Willard who has been working
the Hall restaurant, cut his hand so ell
sverely last Saturday that physician
as called in to dress the wound. Mr.
Iilland is at present at his home in
Manchester n H.
Clyde Cutler has returned to his work
the Brooks House Pharmacy after a
lcation of 10 weeks following an opera
on for appendicitis. Mr.. Cutler has
,ent most of the time at his former of
ome in Springfield, vt. ia