The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28
PERSONALS.

NJ. W. Chamberlain has been on the
sick list this week.
Edward Benson Of Northampton
: Mass, is visiting his parents.
George Perry is acting as clerk in
Freeman Scott g grocery store.
S. ". Farr has been confined to his
home bv illness since Monday.
Mrs. 4. V. MAY went Saturday Ia
Millers Falls. Mass. for visit.
IT, b. Allen is making extensive re,
pairs on his Oak street residence.
Mrs. Pauline Ward and Mrs. u. II.
Miller visited in Greenfield Friday.
Miss Katherine Timson of Glare.
mont, y. H., was in town yesterday.
Miss Minnie Toomev returned Wed,
nesday from n visit at Hampton Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. W. lizard have re.
turned from weeks trip TO New
York.
Miss Helen Kenney is visiting Miss
Dorothy Morris in Greenfield this
week.
Mrs. Albert Hubbard of Worcester.
Mass. is a guest of Mrs. Abhie Fits
this week.
Mrs. Florence Blood left Monday
for visit in Dorchester and Fitch.
burg Mass.
Harry Smith and family are expect
cd Saturday for n few DAYS visit with
| his parents.
F. W Mickey is at the Memorial hos.
pital for treatment for ivy poison in
his left arm.
Conductor and Mrs. Robert Wheeler
left Wednesday for trip to Montreal
and vicinity.
Bernard and Birdena Cassavant of
Richford are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Thomas Ryan.
Mrs. w. II. Barrett underwent a
slight operation Monday at the Me.
mortal hospital.
A. +. Rohde goes to Brooklyn today
to set up church organ for the Estey
Organ company.
Mrs. Elizabeth Earle is visiting in
Shinglehouse, Pa, ON her way to her
home in Chicago.
Whitney Proutv of Northampton.
Mass, spent Sunday at his home in
West Brattleboro.
Mrs. William Webber of Bellows
Falls has been a guest of Mrs. w. II.
Barrett this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Smith and son, |
Delmar, returned Monday from a visit |
in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Harriet Smith. who has been |
spending the month with her parents,
returns to Meriden tomorrow.
Mr., and Mrs. II. A. Streeter of Wa,
terbury. Conn. are visiting here and
at Spofford lake for two weeks.
The Misses Hubbard Of Norwood re.
turned Wednesday to their home af-
ter visit with Mrs. E. J. Morse.
Miss Sarah Gay left Sunday for her
home in Claremont, N. H.. where she
will spend three weeks vacation.
Mrs. Julia Nation returned Satur
day from a visit with her niece. Mrs.
Nellie Spofford, in Springfield, Mass.
Arthur Hammond, formerly clerk
for w. s. Newton, and now of Mime
apolis, Mimi, is guest of G. G. Fits.
Miss Edith Loveland of Greenfield
will return Thursday to resume her
position as trimmer for Donnell G. Da-
Wis
Miss Lula and Lawrence lizard are
expected to return Tuesday from Troy,
n. Y, where they have enjoyed a six ]
weeks visit.
Mrs. Albert Simonds left yesterday
for her home in Newark. O.. having
Deen a guest of her sister, Mrs. Au- I
yusta Vinton. 5
Miss Laura M. Dunklee of Spring.
field. Mass, is with her mother and
lister at their West Brattleboro home
or short stay.
Mrs. Goodnow of Boston and Mrs. y
Ada Goodnow and son. Edward, of t
Nestfeld, Mass. are among the recent !
quests at the Melrose. ?
Mrs. Belle Norcross and daughter,
Iettie, of Springfield, Mass. have
'een spending several days with Mr.. $
nd Mrs. +. A. Norcross. y
Frank Wallen will resume his work 6
n E. J. Fenton s store Monday after "
wo weeks vacation which he spent in "
Boston and at the Maine beaches. o
DR.. and Mrs. F. II. O'Connor re- =
urned Saturday after spending 10 :;
avs at Chatham. Mass. Previous to o. o.
hat time DR.. O'Connor spent several n
avs in surgical work in the Brooklyn :.
ity hospital. 9, O.
Mrs. Rose Turcotte returned Satur-
ay to her home in Lowell, Mass, hav- :,
ng been here with her daughter, Mrs. p 7,
oseph Payette, since last May. Mr.. T. T.
ayette accompanied her and came e.
ONE Monday. G,
William H. Haigh finishes work in m
ne New England Farmer Office Sept.
2 and the 18th leaves for Saxtons %
liver where he will take years. u =,
purse of study preparatory to enter ot
lg Colgate university. en- en-
Mrs II. p Yearley and daughters az
re expected to return this week from as
Mass, where Miss Beatrice re
IS been under treatment for several A
eeks for her foot which has given ST.
IT trouble for several months. LIE
Lawrence Cundiff. who for the last u,
EAR has been physical director of the ~ ~
NJ. c. A., was a recent guest of his I'D
mt, Miss Hatcher, IA Cedar street.
r. Cundiff sailed yesterday from New
ork on the government transport, AL pr pr
lnce, for Christobal, Panama, where els
has a position as physical director
the Y. M. c. A. which is equipped {
ID supported by the government on