The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-26
PERSONALS.

day
Il, NJ Hyde of st, Adams was in town
yesterday.
Carl IIcnkel was in Newfane Monday
on business.
Mrs G, W. Reed was in Springfield
Mass, Saturday,
Mrs, Frank Far is spending a few days
in keene, n, ii,
Miss Edith FAIR has been visiting in
Boston this week.
Miss Alice Eels has been housed this
week with illness.
l.. j. Knowlton is suffering with in
tlammatory rheumatism,
Miss Edna Marsh and friend are Wis
itng at +. +. Young's
Miss Molly Cabot left Wednesday to
spend few days in Boston.
Robert II, Baker has been seriously i'll
this week but is improving.
Mrs. Howard c. Rice and son visited
in Leyerett, Mass, yesterday.
Gardner Il. Wheeler of New Haven,
Conn, was in town Saturday.
Miss Katherine Guiheen has entered
the employ of +. l.. Houghton.
Miss Chrsta Park has moved from the
b. =. Reynolds is working in the retail
department of Durham Brothers.
Harry Gould has gone to Springfield,
Vt, to work in machine shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcknight have
been spending the week in Boston.
Richards NJ. Bradley of Boston was a
visitor in town Friday and Saturday.
Philip Ball of Boston was an over.Sun-
day visitor at the home of +. l.. Hunt
Carroll Wood has been seriously i'll at
his home all this week with erysipeas.
George w. Clapp of New York city
has been a visitor in town the past week
Ceylon Goodale has moved from Estey-
vile to 80 South Main street this week
Miss Louise Seelye of Hartford, Conn.,
has been spending the week in Brattle
boro.
Perley Davenport of the Gilmore hotel
in Springfield, Mass, spent Sunday in
town.
Miss Helen c. Rohde spent Sunday in
Springfield, Mass, returning Sunday
night
Carl Eddy of Worcester, Mass, is work
ing at Peter Oakes's barber shop on Flat
street.
Clarence Bliss has accepted a position
with the Hires Rootbeer company nm
Boston.
j. H. Chamberlain of Indianapolis Ind,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. II. X. Cham
berlain.
George w. Wright of Boston is work
ing IN the new telephone exchange for a
few days.
Mrs. W, B. Eddy entertained several
women at an afternoon tea Wednesday
afternoon.
John Manley has been in Burlington
this week unloading carload of Ford
runabouts.
Mrs f. Z. Perry is spending lew
days in Colrain, Mass, the guest Of Mrs,
c. d. Noyes.
Miss Nellie Ferriter spent Sunday in
Holyoke, Mass, with her sister, Miss
Alice Ferriter.
Frank l.. Fish of Vergennes, national
bank examiner was in town the early
part OF the week.
Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Chamberlain of
Northfield, Mass, were guests of L. j. |
Knowlton Sunday.
H. C.. Weeden of Boston spent Sunday
in town with his family at their home |
on Western avenue.
Miss Carolyn Clark returned Wednes- |
day afternoon from visit of three |
months in the south.
Theodore Hastey and brother, Charles
Hastey Of Boston, are the guests Of Miss
Eva Wells this week.
Caspar Moran who recently sold his |
house in Esteyville to Axel Larsen, has |
moved to Canal street.
Miss Alice Houhhan of Walpole n. H., |
came Monday to spend few days with |
Miss Margaret Marion.
Mrs George Hodglzins returned Wed,
nesday from three weeks visit with her |
sister at Fishers Island.
Mrs. Bert Leitsinger will entertain the
skating rink orchestra at her home on |
Cedar street this evening.
Miss Ellen Sherman will spend her va
cation next week with her father, Clifton |
L. Sherman, in Hartford, Conn.
Edward F. Leitsinger, formerly of Mar
ietta, O., but now Of Hartland, VT, has |
been a visitor in town this week.
Andrew March of Shelbume Falls, |
guest of his brother, H. L. March.
yesterday from their trip to California |
where they visited Mrs. Clapps brother
Miss Mary Cobleigh of West Chester
field, n. H., has returned to work for
Mrs Tyler after several weeks vacation.
Merton Doohttle is planning to erect a
cottage house on his farm on the site of
the house destroyed by fire several years
ago.
Fred Stone, who has been working on
the American building, has gone to
Springfield, VT, to work for L. G.
Crosby.
Rollin White moved Monday with his
family and household goods to Spring
field Mass, where he has secured en-
plOyment.
Mrs. A. E. Robinson of Boston is
spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Robinson at their home on West
em avenue.
Mr.. Putnam of Van Vert, O., and Mr..
McManus of Concord, Mass, have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Chamber
lain this week.
DR.. H. d. Holton has been in Burling-
ton this week to speak at the annual con-
vention of the grocers and general mer-
chants of Vermont.
Henry Whitney, who has been working
for Richardson & Co. will take the Hins-
dale route for the Crystal Springs Ice
this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs G. B. Lamson went to
Springfield, Mass, Thursday, accompany
ing Mr.. Lamson's sister and niece who
have been here for visit.
Lewis E. Strawser, proprietor of the
Times and the Deerfeld Val
ley Echo printed at Shelburne Falls, was
A visitor in town Saturday and Sunday.
J. II. Stearns and Mr.. Messer of New
Y DIRK city were in town last week and
went to look over the Pine Grove Springs
hotel preparatory to its opening for the