The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28
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Mis-. Olive Jones spent Sunday In
Springfield. MAss,
Aln. {, ". Paasr is seriously " ~i,h
Lninrhial lfoalle,
Nilss Ruth Chills Is Speeding the w1ek
ia Turner's falls, Mass
Miss UFaee Morsr sl~ni Sunday With
her SISTER ia 1ownshond,
=, 4. naniuls Mas ia White River june
lian yesterday ga business
Mrs. George Holden has l.esn housed by
illness during the pact week,
", T.. Howard aud family have moved
this week 10 Mesiheld, Mass
Mr., Lake Woodland 81 Springfield,
Mass, j. visiting la Town this week
MIR. Florence lllool has been ia
Springfield, Mass,, a part II tho week
Miss Edith leaW is acting as clerk Ia
II. :. G0oicaough's store for short time
Mrs. Joseph j. Martin II North Main
street Is visiting al hef iounef home ~
Boston,
Charles Fish left town Tuesday for Chi
eago where be- viii make his home with
he sou,
Miss Mary Niles Of bridgeport, Conn,
has been a guest Of Mn. D, l., Burnett
this week,
Henry I.'Eeuyer Of 81, Adams = visit
ing HE brother, Rev. Father LEcuyer,
this week.
Verne Winchester came home Saturday
from an extended western trip for Dun
ham brothers.
II. N. Swceiland returned Sunday from
Rutland where he had been enjoying a
Wocks outing,
Mrs. John Waite was in town the FIRST
81 the week on her way from Ncwiane to-
Greenfield, Mass,
Miss Florence Brockingion Of Albany
y, y, j. spending a weeks vacation al
her home in town,
NJ. l.. Austin returned 10 his home in
Springfield, Mass. Monday after spending
two weeks in town.
Mr.. 4. T.. Chadwick Is expected 10 ne
turn tomorrow from Rutland where she
has spent several weeks.
Miss Emily Erickson left town Mon
day for ahrcc weeks stay in Hartford,
Conn, and New York city.
Miss Emily Guild returned Monday to
Bridgewaier, Mass. having spent a few
days at her home in town.
Mrs. Chauncey Dickinson has returned
from Colrain. Mass, where she has spent
several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. John Brasor pleasantly enter.
tanned the members Of u. ii. ;. 1901 class
at her rooms Tuesday evening.
George II. Colby, passenger and freight
agent of the Illinois Central Railroad
company, was in town Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Freyenhagen Of Williams
willie has been guest Of her brother, |
Charles Fcyenhagen, this week.
Miss Grace. Pike of the Fitchburg /
Mass normal school spent Saturday and
sunday at her home on Western avenue.
Miss Sadie Benson returned Monday to
Dudley, Mass, after spending short va
cation at the home OF her mother, Mrs.
A. l.. Benson.
Mrs. Alphonso Nichols has been Sc
riously i'll during the last three weeks
and is now under treatment at the Me-
mortal hospital.
Mrs. c. G.. Miller entertained the club
of six at her Main street home Thurs.
day afternoon. Cards were enjoyed and
luncheon served.
Arthur Shaughnessy OF Bellows Falls
was among the out-of-town guests who
attended the Knights of Columbus dance
Monday evening.
Miss Julia Calvin returned Saturday to
her home in New Haven, Conn, having
been guest of her brother, John Calvin,
since Christmas week.
Miss Sarah Gay of Houghton 4
Simonds's goes Sunday to her home in
Claremont n. H., where she will spend
three weeks vacation.
Miss Mary Lillis returned home Sunday
from a five weeks stay at the Memorial
hospital where she went for treatment for
rheumatism.
Cratus Weatherhead returned Saturday
from Albany. y. Y, accompanied by his
brother. Earle, who has been i'll with
tonsilitis for several days.
Miss Marion Simonds and Miss Mildred
Mcdonald returned Saturday from Albany
business college from which they were
graduated few days previous.
Miss Mary Doyle and Miss Helena
Rattee go to Northampton, Mass, this
afternoon where they are to be guests of
Misses Aida and Alice Mettey.
Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Fenton of Bellows
Falls were among the out.of-town, guests
who attended the Knights of Columbus
Monday evening.
Miss Jessie Tolan of Bellows Falls re-
turned to town Sunday and has this week
resumed her work for the Hooker, Cor
ser & Mitchell Overall company.
Miss Mcdonald has taken a position as
in the office Of the Twin
State Gas and Electric company and will
begin her work at an early date.
Mrs. Nora l.. Kenney is expected to
return tomorrow from Albany, N. Y,
where she has been caring for her son,
Arthur, who has been victim OF tonsi-
tits.
Dan Brosnahan and L. B. Yauvey were
n Springfield, Mass, and Boston last
week on bushes. Mr.. Yauvey bought
| pair of heavy horses for his coal bust
less.
Mrs Chester w. Sargent is improving
rom her illness which was reported two
weeks ago and has been able to sit up a
title while during the last two or three
lays. {
Among the out-ofto visitors this {
week 7. G. Wallace, travelling passenger
md freight agent of the Union Pacific, t
md Jonathan Story, representing the c
treat Northern Railroad company. t
Miss Nellie Sullivan, who has been i'll S
It her Clark street home during the last
hree months, went to Brooklyn the first i
# the week in company with her sis a
er, Mrs. Mary Toomey, who has been /
lere caring for her. G
Miss Katherine Calvin left town Sat
lrday for New York city, where she will /
lttend the spring millinery openings. She t
vas joined in Hartford, Conn, by Miss t
Helen Mack. Miss Calvin will be head C
trimmer for Mrs. G.. H. Smith during the
oming season. 4
Miss May Lavelle entertained the Sans C
'areil club at her Oak street home We'd a
esday evening. Hearts was played and a
he prizes were taken by Miss Katherine