The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-17
PERSONALS.

of the week.
) Miss sielman Of Northampton, Mass,
spent Monday IN town.
j. Dr. q. Y, Roberts went 10 Boston yes,
teriay for an indefinite stay.
D ID. II. Switzer of Bellows Falls was 10
!. town Tuesday and "Wednesday.
D Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Dodge have begun
housekeeping ia Doolittle block.
! II. NJ, Bradley Of Boston was in town
! on business the iirs, Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Harris and son
, spent Sunday in South Wardsboro.
John Baker of Boston has been guest
at =. W. Childs's for several days.
Mrs. William II. Daley Of Bennington
has been in town a part OF the week.
Mrs. @. l.. Gibbs went TO White River
Junction yesterday for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Young ar 10 en-,
terrain the as club al their home this even
ing.
A. L. Thurber went TO Halifax Wed.
nesday 10 attend the funeral OF Mrs. Frank
Worden.
William j. Pentland. jr., was in New
York city and Philadelphia last week ON
business.
Frank II. Brown Of Keene. y. H., has
been visiting his brother, II. X. Brown,
this week.
Nicholas Flynn has moved this week
from Flat street 10 the Doolittle block on
Canal street.
Martin Aher of Athol, Mass. was
among the out-of-town guests who spent |
Sunday here.
Frank Mickey has recently purchased
new canoe which he will launch on the |
river in the spring
Mrs. Eta Herrick has moved from |
South Main street to Mrs. Thomas Wins |
house, Elm street.
Rev. Delmar l.. Trout was in West |
Halifax Monday 10 attend the funeral Of |
Frederick A. Worden.
LEROY Williamson left yesterday for
Ithaca. \. Y, where he will resume his |
work in Cornell university.
Mrs. A. w. Childs of Manchester. n.
| H., has been guest OF her sister, Mrs. i
George L. Foster, this week.
W. G. Parmelee, soliciting passenger
agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad com
pany, spent Saturday in town.
Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Thompson enter
tanned several young people at their West
ern avenue home Monday evening.
Joseph Ferriter went TO Greenfield Fri.
day to begin work as conductor on the
Connecticut Valley street railroad.
Miss Dorothy +. Todd returned Thurs.
day from Palmer, Mass, where she had .
been spending several days at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Hubbard went to
their home in Wallingford, Conn, Monday
after spending few days in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamson OF Hopedale, ]
Mass, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. l.. i
L. Durham, at her home on Chaplin street.
Mr.. CASTILLO, superintendent OF the I
southern division of the Central Vermont ,
Railroad company was in town Wednes- 4
day.
Thomas Smith returned to his home on {
Vernon street Monday from the Memorial {
hospital where he has been for several /
weeks.
B. N. Stoner OF Boston, travelling pas
senger agent for the Chicago, Burlington h
& Quincy Railroad company, was in town t
Monday. t
Miss Emma Pratt of Fitchburg, Mass,
came yesterday to spend few days at n
S. w. Eason's and with the Misses Eddy \
on Elliot street t
Miss Lottie Field left town Wednesday
evening for Kansas City, No. after spend.
ing a month with her parents, Mr.. and
MIS-. Il. y. Fleiu.
L. II. Leader of Lynn, Mass, has en-.
tered the employ Of L. L. Hildreth and D
company this week Mrs. Leader will s
join him here later. S
Mrs. George Odell left Tuesday for
Agnes Odell of Franklin, N. III. They il
will spend the week there. d
II. l.. Emerson and brother, G. S. Emer-
IS m /
Monday for New York, where they will W
attend the furniture exhibition. C,
Miss Alice Whitney leaves today for II
Albany. n. Y, where she will enter a
hospital for crippled children. She will T
AXE course of training for a nurse. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Corser have +;
,een in Newport, N. H., this week visit. SC
ng Mrs. Corser's sister, Mrs. Herbert
Wiley, whose infant child died last Fri r
lay. 10
Miss Helen Childs of Manchester, n H., r.
listed relatives in town the first of the ~
week. She left Wednesday for Washing IL
on, d. c., where she expects to spend the
,inter mi
Mrs w. H. Harvey of Worcester, Mass, in!
las been spending a part of the week Is
nth Mrs Marcia Harvey. She was called IL
ere by the death of her father, d. E. un
)owner ga
R. c. Bacon, E. w. Gibson and H. G.
'arber were among the local lawyers who pa
,ent to Montpelier Monday to be pres I'M
Mt at the opening of the Vermont SUI SCI Ss
RENE court. ~
Frank w. Lund, representing the Rut- r nue
md railroad company, was in town the me
rst of the week to see Principal II. Is. :
NTH regarding arrangements for the pro.
osed Washington trip of the high school pa
arty. 10,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ferriter entertain, q
| the 9S club last Friday night. Card sou So,
rizes were won by Mrs. P. Rate and e ev'
J. Eckels and the BOBBY prizes by
RS. d. S. Carey and P. Rate. IN
Miss Voette Reynolds went last night l6
Townshend as the guest of Mr.. and m
RS. Walter Eddy at Eddy's Crossing. 90 -,
he will be met there by Miss Nettie Dale Iot
,hnson who has been spending three cha
eeks at her home in Wardsboro, and arc
icy will return together tomorrow Ey
E. j. Fenton, Fl. G. Rice, S. A. Daniels, s
an Riley, Thomas Guiheen, Edward Con. w
r, George Vivier, Ernest White and The
larles Dunleavy were among those from and
re who attended the basketball game Of
tween st. Johnsbury and Turner's Falls firm
the latter place Monday evening. se,1
Timothy O'Donnell of the United States Ma
Wy has been among the out-oftown dit
ests this week. He was former resi- ject
mt of this town and has not visited here of
ice 90 years ago. He has travelled ex- hea
1sively during the time and after leav- ent
: here will visit brother in Bridge
TT, Conn.
). J. Seeley, who was a former resi-
mt of this town and later moved to
hol, Mass. returned last week to en- "