The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-21

DE-. J; : Da,ioa Is visiting In Care
Mrs, y, l.. Eddy is IL at her home on
theuy street.
Earl q. Titus went 10 Boston THURSDAY
to mmaln indefinitely.
Conductor y. r. pennins has besn
housed by lllness this week,
Walter \. Pratt went TO Boston Mon
dss on a short business trp,
DR.. and Mrs. :, y. l.astoa leit lass
week on a trip 10 Bermuda,
Arthur Willard Of Springfield, Mass
MAS a guest In town Saturday
Miss Elizabeth nahnsy has returned
from a visit in Marlboro, \, II.
MIR. q. II. Ramsey al Orange, Mass,
visited here Friday and Saturday,
Charles X. Crosby was IN Boston the
latter part Of last week ON business
Edward Rocket was an over SUNDAY
visitor al his former home IN Boston
John Niyier has been visiting IN North
ampion and Springfield. Mass, this week
4, st, Cyr has been very III for the past
two months and Is still IN critical con-
di,ion,
George II. Hall has returned from Al
hany, \. y, and will remain IN town Tor
the present.
Rev. w. j. Hamilton Is in Burlington
this week attending a feteat at The house
OF Bishop Hall.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William II. Mead 81 New
York city have been guests al the Brooks
| House this week.
Glonham Jones returned Sunday from
! q la.
ing a weeks outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. I. Hartman and
daughter went Monday 10 Boston to re-
main for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Dudley Of Dos,
/ ton are expected 20 visit relatives IN town
| the hnt OF next week.
Miss Emily X. Clapp left Wednesday for
visit in Worcester, Mass, with her
cousin, Mrs. l.. A. fales.
/ Miss Gladys T.. kimball Of Bellows Falls
/ has begun work as sienograDher for Attor.
ney Arthur r. Carpenter.
/ Dennis Haggerty aud John Hogan oil
/ Chicopce, Mass, have been guests OF Mrs.
Eugene ferriter this week.
Miss Ella Adams was an over sundaay
visitor at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
+. Adams in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Adelaide Gould OF New York came
| Thursday TO visit her aunt, Miss Jo-
sephine Strcc,er, at the Melrose.
Elder ii. A. Mitchell is attending the
scmi.annual session OF the Vermont A. e..
conference at Bridgewater this week.
G. II. Mansur and Mr.. Smalley. audi
tors OF the Central Vermont Railroad COM
pany, have been in town this week.
/ ~
| from visit with relatives in Auburn,
Mass, and resumed her work Thursday.
Dan +. Riley went TO Turner'S Falls,
Mass, Monday to referee the basketball
game between Turner'S Falls and Gloyers'
vile.
Miss Edith L. Backus will give Wash
ington party to several friends at her
! Washington street home tomorrow even
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stickney OF Bos.
ton come tonight TO spend Saturday and
Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. L.
II. Barber.
+. II. Spaulding has rented the new
house recently erected by Mr.. Holden on
Bridge street and moved his family there
this week.
Mrs. Louis Massey and daughter Bea.
triee returned TO Springfield, Mass, Sat
urday after spending several weeks with
her parents.
Mrs. n. l.. Kenney was called to Al:
bany. n. Y, Monday by the illness OF
her son, Walter Kenney, who is victim
of tonsilitis
Mrs. VIII Harris, formerly Miss Nettie
Harris OF this town, came yesterday from
her home in East Charlotte to visit her
cousin, A. l.. Harris.
w. C. Somerville has resigned his posi-,
ton with the Central Vermont Railroad
company and Wednesday commenced work
for L. Crosby & Co.
T.. +. Willard of the Twin State Gas
and Electric company returned yesterday
from Portland, Me-, where he has been
spending few days with relatives.
Clarke C. Fits went to Bennington
Monday to appear before Chancellor
Haselton at hearing regarding the af-
fairs of the Battenkill Lumber company.
Rev. L. NJ. Keneston preached in the
Swedish Congregational church last Sun
day evening. The service had large at
tendance, the auditorium being well filled.
L. II. Barber has been in Boston this
week buying goods and looking. up a
new feature in the musical line which will
be explained to the local public in the
next issue Of this paper.
Rev. Carl o. Lawson, pastor OF the
Swedish Congregational church who pre-
scented his resignation to the parish re-
Gently, has been recalled by the commit
tee and will resume his pastorate there
next week.
Miss Florence Wellman and Miss Mar.
guerite Tucker will entertain several of
their women friends tomorrow afternoon
at Miss Wellman's home, 20 Western ave
nue.. The guest of honor will be Mrs.
Charles d. Wilkins.
Mrs. j. L. Haynes entertained the sew
ing club Friday evening at her home.
The rooms were tastefully decorated with
valentines, hearts and candles. six
course dinner was served and the evening
spent in games and music.
L. A. Leader visited in Worcester,
Mass. the first of the week and Mrs.