The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-21
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lllness this seek.
NJ. n. Raekeil left yesterday i"' I'VE
ton on a business tnp' IN.
j. q, ulley has been IN iis''""s
this week en business m,
Miss Annie Rooney MAS eallea w.
land Saturday BY the death Of hsi "'0'" '.,
Harry Convey and family have THIS srsh
moved from Forrest sireri 10 ffr,' 800
Mr and Mrs. y. W. Weeks d spnhF
field, Mass, hay. recently mo'sd '" '''-
town, u,.,.
Mrs. Edward AloIse 81 West Warar
boro Is a s,lcst ei Mrs. Abbse f'''s 'h''
week.
Mis-. Iarsr III NORTHAMPTON, Mass
guest al Miss Elizabeth lilanohlirh 'h's
week.
Miss Emily Clapp left town We'lhs,i, la
for a visit in Worcester, Mass anu ''A''
fond, Conn. AZ.
George Insraham ha. taken the position
as ehei al the Franklin House N "'V'"'
field. Mass.
Miss Addie Morse went 10 her home ~
West Townshend Monday Tor 'h'''
weeks visit,
r. \. Jones returned saturday, from
Winehendon, Mass, where he had spent
several days.
Henry Sessions Of Dcs Moines, la y N
town this week as guest oi = - ''''"
son and family.
Mrs. Lucy Cox is spending the NseA
In West Guilford al the home oil net
son, Charles Cox.
MR.. Dean Bangs Of Rockville n eyhhns
has been guest oil MI ana N'R'
Wheeler this week.
Arthur Willard Of Springfield, Mas
spent Sunday in town with ms sl''ei'
Mrs. T.. II. Bemis. ,
Miss Louise Sepree Of Canton, y. D,
has recently entered the Office OF Chase
4 Daley as sienographer.
Chalmers Holbrook OF New York came
Yesterday 10 attend the assembly held al
The Brooks House last night.
Miss Julia Russell was taken TO the
Memorial hospital yesterday TO undergo
an operation for appendicitis.
Charles Wright OF Bellows Falls was IN
town Tuesday 20 attend the Brattebofo'
st. Johnsbury basketball game.
Miss Louise I.azelle began work tins
week az stenographer in the office OF the
Mrs. w. W. Burnham of Hartford
Conn, is visiting her daughter M's'
George Ingraham, 10 Cedar street
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bond OF Guiliord
entertained a large delegation from the
New England Order OF Protection at their
home last Friday evening.
Fred 4. McComb and John j. Powers,
decorators Of Worcester, Mass, came
Tuesday to spend several weeks IN town.
They are at the Melrose.
Miss Louise Morrill, returned Sunday
afternoon TO her home in Iiolyoke, Mass
having spent some time in town with her
cousin, Mrs. Harriet Bemis.
Craters Weatherhead was called TO Al:
bany. y. Y, yesterday by the illness OF
his brother Earl, who is there attending
the Albany business college.
c. II. Merrill, ID. d., of st: Johnsbury
was in town Saturday and Monday lie
was n former pastor of the First Congre'
gational church in West Brattleboro.
Mrs. Florence Blood is taking three
weeks vacation from Houghton
Simonds's store. She will spend the great
err part of the time at her home on the
Putney road.
DR.. Henry d. Holton has been appoint
ed member OF the committee on the
prize essays at the National Congress OF
Tuberculosis, OF which committee Law
renee Flick is also member.
Mrs. Henry Chaplin, who has been I'll
with grip during the last two weeks, IS
improving and her daughter, Miss Mil
dyed. who has been caring for her, has
returned to her work in the office OF Dun
ham Brothers.
Rev. w. j. Hamilton has been in Bur-
lineton this week to attend the retreat
for the clergy conducted by Bishop A. G..
A. Hall in the cathedral. This retreat
| is preparation for the clergy for their
work during Lent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sargent were Civ
en- a surprise by about 80 friends at their
Cherry street home Monday evening, the
occasion being the 10Th anniversary OF
their marriage. They were presented with
chair, pieces of china and other articles.
The evening was spent socially and re-
| freshments were served.
| The Sans Parlet club was entertained
by Miss Helen Fenton at her Grove street
home Thursday evening. Hearts was play
ed and prizes were awarded w. +. Carl
ton. Miss May Z. Lavelle, L. j. Cray
and Miss Minnie f. Toomey. Luncheon
was served and musical program rem
dered by members of the club.
The delegates and members of Sedgwick
Woman's Relief corps who expect to at
tend the Grand Army encampment IN
Montpelier, which is to be held Feb. %
%, are Mrs. Abbie VIM, Mrs. Ida Good
enough, Mrs. Emogene White, Mrs.
Georgia Stone, Mrs A. Louise Putnam,
Mrs. Celista Bangs, Mrs. Adelia Park
and Mrs. Cora Hall.
Nicholas T. Ryan, the retiring grand
knight of Greenfield council, was given a
complimentary reception at the close Of
the regular meeting, Thursday evening and
presented with gold watch charm by his
brother members in appreciation of his
work as head of the council for the past
two years. The presentation was made
by w. P. Corey, and MIR. Ryan respond
ed feelingy. The work of the meeting
was the comforting of the second section
of the first degree upon four members.
The degree was given under the direction
of 7. l.. Lawler, district inquisitor.-
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