The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-11-20

town "Wednesday,
Mrs. II. Il. Greene left Monday fol-
Jacksonville, Fla.
J. J. Riley visited in st. Adams Sat
urday aud Sunday,
William Tanning and family have
moved 10 New York city.
Miss Gertrude Miller went Friday d
Orange, Mass. for n visit,
Miss NJ. A. Bemis is spending few
days In Springfield, Mass
Mrs. James Redding Of llinsdalc, n
H., visited yesterday In town.
j. II. walbridgc Of Concord, W.. was
in town Saturday on business.
Henry Woodruff went Monday TO
his home In Windham for visit.
Mrs. Norman Darling is spending n
few days in Wcstmoreland, n, II.
G. z. Parker returned TO Springfield
Monday after brief visit in town.
J. j. Riley, ticket agent at the local
station, spent Sunday in ~. Adams,
Henry Capclle expects 10 90 10 Bos'
ton Monday for visit with relatives.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter II. Mitchell
are visiting in Springfield, Mass, this
week.
Mrs. c. +. Reed went 10 New York
Wednesday TO visit her son, Ralph
Reed.
Miss Mary =. Stakeholder went yes
terdav 10 her home in Remington FOR
n visit.
George Harris has moved from West,
ern avenue 10 his new home on Grove
street.
Miss Blanche Drown is confined TO
her home on High street on account of
illness.
Mrs. Helen Hamilton Of Grafton is
TO spend the winter with Mrs. l.. NJ.
Burdett.
Rev. Father Carmody is a guest of
Rev Father Reynolds at Bellows Falls
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ensign Gullage re.
turned Tuesday from brief visit in
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Stoekwell have
moved this week from Walnut street
to the Kipling farm.
A.. +. Rohde went TO Willimantic,
Conn, Saturday in the interests Of the
Estey organ company.
Mr. and Mrs. y. d. Clawson went TO
New York Friday to stay until the
school work is resumed.
Mrs. George d. Clark of Fishers Is
land is spending the week with her
sister, Mrs. George Hodgkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Winchester of
Canal street will leave for Brooklyn,
Y. Y. next week for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Barber returned
Monday from Wilmington where Mr..
Barber has been on hunting trip.
Clarence +. Martin of Chicago, ILL.,,
has been a visitor at the home of his
iunt. Mrs. Horace French, for the past
week.
Miss Lillian Tunney. student
It the Clawson- Hamilton commercial
choo. is at her home in Waterbury for
/ visit.
Mrs. T.. L. KnowIton and her daugh
er, Ruth, returned home Monday from
visit to her brother in WATERFOWL,
Mass.
Mrs. Harriet Dearborn has returned |
rom weeks visit in Hinsdale, n. H.,
where she has been guest of Dr. and
hrs. y. A. tray.
Mrs. w. II. Jacobs returned Friday
rom Wardsboro where she had been !
pending week with her mother,
IRIS. Charles Rice.
Rev. II. R. Miles and family left
esterday for Chicago where they are
0 spend ten days before going to their
e whome in Berkeley, Cal.
Miss Edith Barrett. who has been
nder treatment at Memorial hospital
or several weeks, returned Monday to
err rooms at S. w. Edgett's s.
Miss Bertha Shaw, formerly en-
Logged in Houghton & Simonds', has
lass. for an indefinite stay.
F. +. Ferriter went to Springfield,
lass, Tuesday to see The Merry
Iidow, which is being presented this
eek at Court Square theatre.
George Waite of Seattle, Wash, was
town Sunday en- route to Wards
orc where he went to visit at the
7me of his father, Dexter Waite.
Rev. H. R. Miles and family left yes :
,rdav afternoon for Berkeley, CAL.
here he will soon assume his duties
pastor of the Congregations church t
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lewis went to |
-ilmington Tuesday where Mr.. Lewis c
SISTED +. A. Childs in the opening of t
e roller skating rink of which Mr.
lilds is manager.
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Haskell were i
He'd to Springfield, Mass, Sunday by 5
e illness of their daughter, Miss Elsie
askell, who is attending the Nc S
nflie school there. a
O. H. French has been in Montpelier c
is week to attend a hearing on the fl
bel bill which has been introduced II
the legislature by Representative Q
'ank f. Howe of Bennington. !
Elmer f. Willard, formerly with the y
win State Gas & Electric company, y
sited in town Saturday and Sunday. !,
r. Willard is now salesman for Will s
I'M d. Graves, florist, of Boston. h
Miss Lulu and Lawrence lizard went a
ednesday to Burlington to visit their W
mt, Mrs. Fred Kirkbride. They were
companied as far as Bellows Falls
their mother, Mrs. j. W. lizard.
The many friends of Station Agent Z
J. Rowe will be glad to know that
has so far recovered from his re-
Mt illness as to be able to assume his :;
ties at the head of local railroad NJ y,
ltters. r
Miss Mabel Hunt left Monday in t,
mpany with Mrs. Julius Washburn L
d daughter, Miss Abbie Washburn, SC
Wawona, Cal, where they will Of
lit before going to Los Angeles for :
, winter. Ii
Mrs. Kenneth Farnum and Mrs. Fl
ane Farr accompanied their moth
Mrs. A. s. Atherton, to her home G.
Bernardston, Mass, Wednesday.
$. Farr will spend some time there H
fore returning home.
J. 0. Chamberlain left Brattlebooro %