The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-31

Miss EAtith afNf hnssfsa se+A - VI ~
pnll's siaw Monday,
Clifton faK sent TO Boston Monday
Zoe an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Jennie II. Powers II keens. n,
H., spent sunday In ioSn,
Miss Addis illman u Tsanton. Mass.
Is a guest of Mrs. Ada Dosiey,
Mrs. Norman Darling il Spending a lev
days with her nieoe IN Guiiiofd,
Mics Graae Mane Was guest al Miss
Illa Johnson in Gfeenfeid Sunday,
y. II. Moultrop al Southhfidee. Mass,
was an o,ersunday guest IN town.
DIR. y, n. Newell Ma. in Boston saiur-
day 20 attend the motorboai show,
Miss Lucia Foster went 10 Charles
town. y, H.. Tuesday for a bFiei stay
Mrs. Hor~noe y, FAR is visiting rria'
iiyes in Chesterfield. y. H., this week,
j. G. Tihbe,is 81 West wanlsboro has
been spending a part Of the week IN town.
lIermon y, Eddy Was admitted 10 prae'
,ice before the United States courts Tues,
day.
Miss Lucy Kellogg a. Jamaica Il a
guest 81 Mr., and Mrs, j, Z, Henkel this
week.
n. A. Sirrrier 81 Waterbury, Conn,
Is visiting hi. father Captain II. Z.
sifccter.
Miss Helen Fellows Of smith college
was an oyerSunday guest u Miss Alice
Johnston.
Ernest Pratt went TO DIR. y. X. Lyneh's
hospital Sunday TO undergo a course oil
treatment.
Miss Cora sperry is victim Of grp
"A Memorial hospital where abe Is on the
nurses staff.
Mis-. Margaret Martin returned We'd
ncslay from visit Of several days IN
New York city.
Nathan Welcome Of IIayerhill, Mass,
visited his sister, Mrs. John Nivier, a
few days last week.
Thomas Guihecn is moving from the
corner OF Washington aud Central streets
10 - Central street.
Mrs. b. T. Riley is confined 70 the
house by Illness and is being cared Tor by
Miss Regina lleaphy.
Miss Regina Heaphy went TO South
Dcerfield, Mass, Saturday TO attend the
funeral OF a relative.
Mrs. Harriet Dearborn went 10 Con.
cord, n. H.. "Wednesday for an indefinite
stay with her mother.
Mrs. Pauline Wand gave a heart party
10 several friends Tuesday evening. Re
Treatments were served.
Miss Lena Kennison OF Springfield IS
living with her aunt, Mrs. Mason and at
tending school in this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Stewart OF
Chester. VT, were guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. c. llenkel over Sunday.
Henry Everleth is spending the week
nj his home in Putncy on account OF the
illness OF his father, II. G. Everle'h.
Mrs. O. II. Ellis and daughter, Mar
iorie. returned home Wednesday from a
two weeks visit in Fitchburg, Mass.
Miss Allie Morse returned Thursday
from Vernon where she had spent several
days with her sister, Mrs. NJ. /. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Bartlett returned
Tuesday from a recent visit IN holyoke,
Springfield and Indian Orchard, Mass.
Mrs. Agnes Randall resumed her work
Monday in the telephone exchange after
an II weeks absence on account OF Ill
ness.
Mrs. Z. Z. Fisher returned yesterday
from Lynn, Mass, where she has been
spending three weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. II. E. Miller.
Attorneys I. w. Moloney OF Rutland
and o. Nj. Barber of Bennington were in
town Monday to attend session OF the
United States court.
Henry l.. Capelle of Boston has been
a recent guest of his father, Henry Ca
pele. He has recently returned from an
extended western trip.
This was the coolest morning of the
season. The thermometers registered
from IA to 90 degrees below zero in diff
ferent localities in the village.
Charles S. Chase, who has been acting
as official stenographer during the recent
term of Bennington county court, re-
turned to Brattleboro Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G.. Boyd returned
Wednesday to their home in Brooklyn al
fer spending a few days in town with
their aunt, Mrs. j. NJ NATION.
Miss Charlena Powers of the Valley
Grain company went Saturday to the Me-
moral hospital, where she will undergo
an operation for an abscess in her right
side.
Miss Teresa Doyle has returned from
an extended visit at her home in st. Al
bans. and resumed her work for the
Hooker, Corser & Mitchell overall COM
pany.
Mrs. George E. Warner, president OF
the Brattleboro Woman's club, was in
Bellows Falls Wednesday evening to at
tend the annual gentlemen's night OF the
Bellows Falls Woman's club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Freeman visited {
in Gardner, Mass, from Saturday until
Tuesday. Mrs. H. p. Freeman, who, has
spent several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Charles 7. Hawley, returned with
hem.
DR.. H. D. Holton was in st. Adams
Tuesday to attend a meeting OF repre-
sentatives of the Vermont society, Sons
If the Revolution, to make arrangements
or the visit of Secretary Taft to Burning
on. Is
F. G. Clark has this week received a t
portable cottage which he purchased in |
Canada several weeks ago, and is hay. c
ng it erected at Riverside park. He Will q
install the new Amenidad lights in the
building. !
DR.. H. d. Holton is expected to return $
ZONE today from the northern part OF \
he state where he has been giving !
course of lectures on hygiene at the farm :
RS meetings which are being held in sew 1
raj counties. l.
Mrs. Adelia Park entertained several !
# her women friends at her Elliot. street !
lone Tuesday afternoon, the occasion be- b
ng her birthday anniversary. Mrs. Park
vas the recipient of several pieces OF
hina and other articles
Mrs. j. G. Mccarthy slipped and fell
N the ice on Elm street Wednesday as I
he was going to her home from her work a
n the Brattleboro Custom laundry. She :
vas considerably shaken up by the fall, Il
Though no bones were broken. "
Carl Ellis returned Tuesday after spend \
ng few days in Fitchburg, Mass. Ellis /
layed left forward on the Attleboro in A