The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-11
PERsoNAL

Mis-. Annie Jahnsaa visited Ia Pat
nes Sunday,
Alfred iiashnsii is working IL ,As
Orange slafe,
Psaak A, Nilksy was a darlington
visitor Sunday,
OTlin Whitney has returned from a
visit In hosiah,
Miss Nina Gilman l. a, NoFihheid
Tor the holidays.
D. II. Holden has been In Springfield,
Mass. this week
Mr.. Edward whitney left yesterday
morning for Boston,
william Il. Daley went "a Boston
TUESDAY 1n business
Miss Mary f.ntan has heen housed
hy illness this week,
senator y, W, Gibson Will return
20 Montpelier Monday,
Miss Kaihefih. punleavy was IN
Bellows Falls Tuesday.
Mics Cora nutton went 90 ~, NJ
bans Monday for visit.
4. =. Rohde returned Saturday from
brief stay 10 New York.
Miss Harriet RaTdcn has been housed
by illness due 10 vaccination.
Miss Minnie cannoFs speni Sunday
at her home In Bellows Falls,
Mr.. y. X. Gaodal leaves Monday
FOR = short stay in Newton. Mas.
Miss Ruth jerks returned yesterday
10 her home Ia Poiiersvillc. \. \.
Appleton Miles went 90 New York
Tuesday for a visit with relatives.
X. u. Adams and family have moved
from lla Elliot street 10 Frost place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Esiey left yesier
,lay for n short trip 10 New York city.
Rev. George y. L'Ecuycr returned
Monday from week : visit IN New
York
RAYMOND Hoyt left today for Lev
ercit. Mass. where he will visit indeh
nitely.
q. II. Dulap Of Hartford. Conn, has
been in town this week inspecting
boilers.
II. r.. Jones has been housed this
week by Illness resulting from vac
cination.
Mrs. Charles sanderson goes 10 Bos
ton Monday 10 spend the holidays with
relatives.
=. !. swift OF New York is expected
tomorrow 10 join his family AZ Mrs. VI.
Z. Kirkland's.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. u. Fau of Chester
field. n. H., left Wednesday for san
Diego. Cal.
Clarke c. Fits has been in Boston
and New York city the past week on
a business trip
W. X. Ware Of Chesterfield. n. H..
left "Wednesday for winter stay al
San Diego, Cal
Mrs George l.. Miller and daughter,
Helena. went 10 Montpelier Monday for
an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Charles Risby Of New York
city is visiting at the home of her
father II. @. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. c. X. Farnum enter
tanned few of their friends n euchre
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. +. A. Woodbury. leaves Wednes
day for Mobile. Ala. to spend the win
ter with her daughter.
Miss Nellie Pettee of Bernardston,
Mass, is with her sister, Mrs. ii. Is.
lien. for few weeks.
Charles Colt returned the first of
The week from a western trip in the
interests of Durham Bros.
Earl Gleason returned last night from
Jamaica where he has been visiting
MS father who is critically i'll.
Mrs. a. B. Goodale with her son,
rennyson. and her daughter, Florence.
20 to Boston today for a visit.
Mrs. Ida Frizzell of Brook street l
vent to the Memorial the first of the
week for a course of treatment.
Mrs. Addie Van Doom went to New
Bedford, Mass, Wednesday to visit her I
laughter. Mrs. William Burton.
$. w. Edgett joined Mrs. Edgett in =
Vest Auburn. Mass. Sunday and they :,
eturned to their home Monday. !
Miss Minnie Moran resumed her i
work at her Office yesterday after Il
weeks illness resulting from vaccina. K
ion.
CLYDE Tracy, who has been working )
or the Loring n. Farnum company, f
eft Sunday for his home in Enosburg {
'alls. q
Mrs. James Sheehy, who has been ).
nder treatment for several weeks at =
he Memorial hospital, has returned to -
er home. :,
Francis w. Crosby of New Orleans
ia, spent Saturday and Sunday at the
ONE of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. h.
Crosby. .
Edward Webb has resumed his duties \
the store of o. j. Pratt after a ii
eek Is illness caused from the effects ii
vaccination. v;
Mr.. A. C. Mitchell, foreman Of the to
ridge building department of the Cen
al Vermont railroad, returned to st. C,
lbans yesterday. S;
George Leach leaves Jan. 5 for Lynn, til
ass, where he has accepted position he
it'll the General Electric company ha
'anch in that city. bl
Rev. M. j. Carmody has been i'll for II
veral days with bronchial trouble. OF
I'd yesterday he went to the Memorial a
,spital to be cared for. De
Mrs. F. L. Reed returned Monday to az
II home in Bernardston, Mass, after ai
brief visit in town. She was accom-
Inied by Mrs. l.. D. Taylor. We
Miss Cora F. Gilman, who has been ~,
ending four months with her brother, NJ.
w. Wilcox, left yesterday forenoon D. d.
r her home in Plymouth, N. H. ON ~,
Miss Nellie Redding resumed her W
,rk Wednesday in the office of The mi
ermont Printing company, after Tn
EEK IS absence at her home in Hins fal
lie, N. H. we
w. E. Costello, superintendent of the res
wv London division of the Central of
,rmont railroad, was in Brattleboro in
tending to railroad matters Tuesday \
d yesterday. tie
J. E. Bushnell, who has been under We
,atment for several weeks at the ant
omis sanitarium, Loomis, N. Y, is sol
Ich improved in health and is ex- ant
,ted to return to his home tomorrow. pla
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Clifford were at
attleboro visitors over Sunday, visit SUI
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