The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-20
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MaAisy.
NJ, sed Mis-. u, ". IIuA,lsy sIsa, Sun
asy IN fasnsy,
N. H. Rellaas soss 10 n,sAbaFs, Mass
iasiaY on business.
Thomas n. Edwards has Heyea iEosA u
Ia ~ MaslsFa avenue.
Mr., and Mrs, Janaas y, Hooker sese
ia New York city the hTsi al the week
Mics wlnifIsi Garfield has his week
snisieA =, " Mana's slar as saies~eman,
n, = iialrsiisr went 10 Ns~ ieIi oi,y
Tuesday 10 sI~nd the remainder 81 'hr
Neek.
4. II. Hunt a. Nashua, y, H., has besn
guest al his brother. w J.. HUM this
Meek.
Mrs, Jalia Plummsr returned Sunday
fTotn Boston where she had si~hs sr'r'ai
weeks.
Mr. and Mr., c, c. Fits arr expected
"a vinFn Monday iFom their went IMP
/ Ia Cuba,
Garnet Cunningham returned Weines.
day from ~, Alhans where he had spent
several days,
Mics Mary Fits spent Saturday and
Sunday in Springfield, Mass, with Mr.,
u, r. Adams
Mr.. GUY Howe 81 Aihol, Mass, l.
visiting Mr.. llowes mother, Mrs, Ma
yewiie Howe,
Miss Josephine Farmer entertained sey'
eal a. So THURSDAY evening after which
luncheon was served,
Me. Esther wonne town this
morning for Boston TO spend several
weeks with relatives.
N. e. llougil,on has been IN Boston
this week on business connected with the
hnn IL liough,on 4 Simonds.
Mis- Minnie Dietrich was called 20
| Hartford. Cohn.. Monday by the death
of her sister. Mir. William Engcl.
Honcc French Is recovering from an at
tack ~ pneumonia, He suffered this AZ.
tack since sustaining a second stroke OF
paralysis,
Miss Lena Kenncson returned Satur'
| day 90 her home In Springfield, Mass,
after visit at the home Of her aunt.
Mn. Edward Mason.
Mr.. Nellie STAFFORD leaves tomorrow
for her home in Springfield, Mass, having
spent two weeks IN town with her aunt,
Mrs y. VI. Nation.
Mrs. George W. Travers Of New York
/ city is a guest 81 Mr.. and MS, I. l..
| Hunt this week. Mr. Tavers Is expect.
ed tomorrow 10 spend Sunday with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert +. Dunklee enter
tanned several friends at their Chase
street home Thursday evening. The even
ing was spent in games and music; ne
ircshments were served.
Fred Barber finished his work in
Southbridge, Mass, last week and came
10 this town for a few days visit before
going to Springfield, Mass, where he will
work during the coming season.
4. VI. Angler wen, 10 Bellows Falls yes.
terday TO attend an informal meeting OF
the people connected with the track
events Of the Valley fair. The meeting
was called by Vice President 0'Neil OF
North Walpole, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Y. Benson gave heart
party at their home on Oak street Wed.
nesday evening. The first prizes were
won by Mrs. j. +. Hooker and ii. II.
Crosby and the consolation trophies by
Mrs. J. G, Estey and W. s. Pratt.
/. II. Barber and son Scott have been
in Pittsfeld, Mass, all this week in the
interests of the Tel.Electric player for
which Mr.. Barber has recently taken the
agency. He has already sold one in Brat
tleboro and will install it when he re.
turns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Withheld came
Monday from Worcester Mass, for few
days visit at F. l.. Hunts Mr.. and
Mrs. Withheld have been spending the
winter on the island Of Jamaica and are
on their way to their home in Grand
Forks, N. d.
Rev T. w. Lewis, who was formerly a
pastor here and now a presiding elder OF
the st. Johnsbury diocese, is in tenn
porary quarantine at the home of Rev.
r. Z. Curry in Williamstown. Mr. Curry's
children are all i'll with the measles and
the house was quarantined while Mr.. Lew
is was there.
Miss Mary A. Martin was pleasantly
surprised Tuesday when several of her
shop mates at the Estey Organ factory
gathered in her room and presented her
with several gifts in honor of her birth
day. The presentation speech was made
by William O'Donoghue and Miss Martin
replied by thanking those who had re-
membered her. Miss Martin is forewoman
of the filing department. The gifts were
tied in green ribbons in honor of st.
Patrick's day. =