The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-18
PERSONALS.

Sunday.
William J. Pcntland, ir. left for Ne,
York last evening.
4. l.. Harris was a Worcester, Mass
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Sarah Cav has been housed b,
Illness for several DAYS,
Jerry Roe Of Montreal, T. O., is
visitor in town this week.
Miss Elva Hawkes. is clerking at j Z
Mann : during the holidays.
Allyn J. Crosby Of Springfield, Mass.
was visitor in town yesterday.
Mrs j. W. lizard went TO Burlington
Monday for visit with relatives.
c. A. Blethcn of Keene. y. H.. ha,
been in town this week on business.
+. J. Swift returned to New Yorl
Tuesday after few DAYS visit il
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Chamberlin OF
Mortified. Mass, visited in town over
Sunday.
John Lynch of Elliot street has been
Suffering from blood poisoning during
the past week.
Miss Eva Shepardson has been
housed by illness this week, resulting
from vaccination.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Morris are now
remain for time.
Miss Blanche Kimball is ont this
week after prolonged illness, result.
ing from vaccination.
Miss Edith Kendall left yesterday
for Norwich, VT, where she will spend
the Christmas vacation.
Miss Bertha Shaw has returned from
Springfield and resumed her work in
lloughton & Simonds'.
Mrs. Stella Carmen of Detroit. Mich.
came Tuesday for visit at the home
of her brother. g. A. Eels
Miss Matilda Ullery is expected home
from Concord. n. H.. today to spend
the holidays with her father.
Mrs. l.. 4. Gibbs of White River
Junction has been guest of her son,
G. L. Gibbs, on Grove street.
Mrs. Lester Clark and daughter, Miss
Julia Streeter, visited in Hinsdale,
N. H., Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. c. S. Wilson left Yesterday for
Hill, n. H., where she will spend few
days as the guest of her sister
Miss Margaret Barber returned from
Vassar college at Poughkeepsie, n. Y,
today for the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Emily Perry returned Friday
from Greenfield, Mass, where she has
been visiting her son, E. /. Perry
Miss Emily Erickson, Harold Belden
and Fred Pierce are clerking for Fen
ton & Co.. during the holiday rush.
Merrill Whitney, a student at the
stanton Military academy at Staun
ton, Va, is at home for the holidays.
Prof. and Mrs. B. G. Wilkins of |
pool and will spend some time abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wilder returned
Thursday from Greenfield, Mass, where
hey have been visiting since Thanks
irving.
Harry C. Sargent is expected from
Albany, n. Y, to spend the holidays
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Sargent.
c. M. Wilder returned to Brattleboro
oday from Greenfield, where he has
een staying since the early part of
November.
Mrs. Laura Wiggin returned to her
ONE in New York city yesterday after
short visit at the home of her sister,
frs. Julia Ryder.
Mrs. George Foster and son Addison
0 to Manchester, M. H., today to
pend the holidays with Mrs. Foster s
lother, Mrs. A. B. Hall.
Mrs. Charles Shepardson returned to
er home in Guilford Wednesday after
three weeks stay at the home of her
aughter, Mrs. A. G. Nichols.
Mrs. Frank Fisher, who has been 9
oused by illness for two weeks, has so :
lr recovered that she was able to be
ut yesterday for the first time.
Mrs. G. S. Wilson went to Hill, N.
j, Wednesday for a weeks visit with !
turn home Mrs. Convey will accom- I
any her and spend several weeks here. v
H. c. Manner and f. d. Deschenes,
ont railroad, and w. r. Smalley, trav- il
ing auditor of the Boston and Maine S
Iilroad, have been in Brattleboro dur h
g the week examining the accounts W
Station Agent Rowe. They finished "
eir work last evening. t.
J. M. Morrison of st. Adams, super e
tendent of the bridge building depart 5
ent of the Central Vermont railroad,
is been in Brattleboro and Vernon +,
e past week experimenting the work o.
the latter point, where several L
anges on the roadbed are being made. m
Miss Eliza Davis slipped and fell ON Sc
e ice near Dunton s store on Canal B
rect last Friday and sustained in re
ries which resulted in her right wrist F
ing broken. She was removed to N
emorial hospital where she was cared f
r until Monday, when she returned
her rooms in Crosby block and is !
W being cared for by Mrs. Simonds. 10 Il,
J. H. Kendall and family who re- r.
ntly moved from Brattleboro to m
ttsfeld,' N. H., where Mr.. Kendall in
d employment in a, cabinet factory, pa
We this week moved from that town T,
Geneva, N. H. The Pittsfield fac as
y recently burned and Mr.. Kendall CT
$ secured position in Geneva. Miss a
nnie Rich of Green street, Mrs. Ken fir
IFS sister, accompanied them. Bl