The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-11-06
PRRsoNALs

Harold shhHnef " w ana " - irhfrn
be may have typhoid fever.
Leonard Kennitson returned from the
hospital yesterday afternoon.
chas, ", Nation of Northheld,
Mass, has been visiting In town.
Mrs. Herbert Franklin Of Townshend
IL visiting her brother. y. q, Clark.
Mrs. q, ". Chase Of Orange, Mass,
IL visiting relatives In town this week.
RAY Perry Of Greenfield. ..ass, spent
Sunday at the home OF his uncle. y. u.
Perry.
Miss Ruby Thurber went to Spring
field yesterday 10 visit Mrs. II. A,
Bingham.
Mrs. Henry Dickerman 81 llinsdale
\. H., Is visiting her mother, Mrs Les
ter Clark.
Mrs. Ida Parsons Of Bellows Falls Is
visiting at the home Of her brother, q.
:. Wilson,
Carroll z. Parker went Tuesday TO his
home in fitehburg, Mass, for few
days stay.
George Joslin and family will move
next week to spoiford, n. H., their
new home.
John Harvey Of Worcester. Mass,
was a visitor in Brattleboro the first
of the week.
Mrs. Stella Ranney went Wednesday
to South charlestown, y. H., for n visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Cora Robinson has moved from
3 Organ street TO +. l.. Putnam S house
on Estey street.
Mrs. d. II. Clement Of Brooklyn, y.
Y, has been visiting nj her former
home here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Mitchell OF
Linden street left this morning for
Fitchburg and Boston.
Mrs. Mary Sawyer Of Keene, y. H.,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Abbie
Thomas of Williston street.
Miss Kate Murphy of Montreal is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Walter III.
on Linden street.
Mrs. C. c. Fits and son Osmer went
10 Springfield. Mass, Monday. to visit
at the home of Mrs. l.. +. Adams.
Mrs. O. III. Ellis and daughter have
given up their rooms in Cox block
and will move TO the Brattleboro house,
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Clay are
moving this week from Washington |
street to their new home on Green
street.
George Clay and family are this week |
moving from Central street TO their |
lew home on Green street. Mr.. Dyke |
will soon occupy the. tenement they va.
ate.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Bruce, who have
,een living in Hyde Park, Mass, have
eturned TO Brattleboro and will live
n A. T. Eddy's house on North Main
treet.
G. +. Sturgess is moving from Wal
mt street to the o. j. Pratt house on
Bullock street vacated by $. Wilcox,
rho has moved to j. +. Bushnell S
ouse on Green street.
Charles A. Harris will 90 TO New
,ork this afternoon to attend the
'rinceton Dartmouth football game in
ompany with his son, Fred ii. Harris,
sophomore in Dartmouth.
Charles +. Thurber. representative
allied here from Montpelier by the 9
,rious illness of his wife who came
rom Montpelier about two weeks ago y
nd stopped at the home of her par !
nts, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stacey, q
hestnut street, for visit
Lawrence Heaphy, who has been
-itically i'll at his home on Cedar I
rect for some time past. was visited a
lnday by his three sons, DR.. Lawrence I
eaphy of New York city, and Thomas n
and William Heaphy of Montpelier. y
n Monday morning, William Heaphy ;
IT for Augusta, Ga, where he will d
,end' the winter. n
L. d. Taylor went yesterday to Rut- $
nd 20 attend the meeting of the Yer Fl
ont Underwriters association. He n
as accompanied by Mr.. DeWolf, spe. c
al agent of the Providence Washing j
n Insurance company of Providence, I
l., Mr.. Ives, special agent of the
etna Insurance company. and Mr.. '
sardsley, local agent for Aetna Insur. ],
zee company of Hartford, Conn. They Is
e making the trip by automobile. L
A large delegation of Brattleboro J,
ople were at Hanover, n. H.. Satur. ~ :,
" in attendance at the football game i
tween the teams representing Dart =, =,
Duth and Amherst. Among them were 7
r. and Mrs. +. H. Crane, Captain and -
rs. E. j. Waterman, Charles Stolte, ",
al March, DR.. F. r. Newell, Mr.. and r.
RS. C. A. Harris, Attorney General h,
arke G. Fits and the members of his q
nday school class, who visited Han. n,
er as his guest. Of
Miss Charlotte Barrett delightfully."- hi
tertained the Donhell & Davis force W
a Hallowe Zen party Friday evening a
her home, 54 High street. The Sc
lzzas and rooms were effectively dec lie
ated with japanese and JACKIE Ian m
ms and red shades were used on the JIG
andeliers which presented pleasing be
Tbo -, nd so
9 evening was spent in Halowe ZEN be
easements. Luncheon was served and af
, group was photographed by flash, en-
Miss Ruth Hubbard gave Hallow- "
m marty SATURDAY. even;nu Of ber RE
ne, SO High street, to several of her e e'
ociates of the Holstein- Friesian Of lre
J. The guests were met at the door az ar
ghost and ushered to the dressing N.
ms. The house was decorated W.
oughout with Jack Lanterns. MI d an
rous Hallowe ZEN games and stunts va va
re INDUCED in and musical program CO. Gu
dered, after which refreshments n rlI
re served. The occasion proved m ~,
roughly enjoyable one. 4
fiss Emma Gregg;'s Sunday school w,
Is, IA young girls, enjoyed a. novel E:
lowe ZEN party Saturday evening at FIJI
home Of Miss Margaret Root, At off
lal street. The house was lighted Ro
y by JACKIE Lanterns, ten of them bea
ny large pumpkins, which presented L.
prisingly weird effects to the misses wa
they were met, at the door by a tle
st and then ushered through several
ms in indirect ways by five other
SITS, to a witch s den, where their
unes were told by witch in cos S
e. The scares were put out of hea
d after a time when variety of 7.3C
lowe ZEN amusements were intro Mr.
ed and candy hunts were taken up. roa