The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-03

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Y Louis NJ. Siellmann returns 10 Ann Al
Dor. Mich, Tuesday.
Miss \. A. Mather has been housed b
d illness for several days.
Miss Dasie Miller returned Wednesda.
10 Simmons college in Boston.
Miss Gladys Ames OF Marlboro Is th
guest of her cousin, Miss Goldie johnson
this week.
Miss Gertrude Watts Of East Boston /
!. a guest Of her brother Rev, \. NJ. Watts
|, this week.
!. Mr.. Flora Clary was a guest Of hel
!. cousin, Mn. j. l.. Barney, a part OF New
d Years day.
:. VIII Cook returned 10 Hartford, Conn.
!. Yesterday, having spent two weeks al w
W. Cooks,
: Tuhield Raymond returned Monday
from Springfield, VI, where he had spent
several days.
A. NJ. Akeley, whose illness was N.
ported several weeks ago Is still confined
10 his house.
Mrs. T.. j. Dickey Of Topsham is with
I her daughter, Mr. G. W. Gibson for an
, extended visit.
Mrs. Rose A. Knight returned TO l.. T..
Bonds Monday, having spent several
weeks in Boston.
Mrs, Sarah V. Convey OF South London
derry has come TO spend the winter with
her sons in town.
The schools on Dummerston hill ne
opened Tuesday after the Christmas re'
cess OF one week.
Miss Mary T.. Wood gave dinner par.
ty at her home Thursday 10 several OF
her women friends.
Miss Mabel Whitney is employed at
the Brooks House during the dull season
at the overall shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. s. Miller and daugh.
ter, Maude, spent Thursday in Green
field, Mass with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Miner and Mrs. Clinton
Miner have been visiting in Hadley and
Northampton, Mass, this week.
Mrs p. NJ. Miles has returned TO j.
\. Betterley's after weeks visit with
relatives in Brattleboro.
The Needlecraft club will meet with
Mrs w. 4. Bartlett, Whipple street
next Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. +. p. Wall went to Der.
nardston, Mass, "Wednesday TO spend
some time with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Salisbury has returned TO
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Kaye.
Ephriam Prefontaine of Buffalo, n. Y,
has been guest of his brother, ii. +.
Prefontaine, part of the week.
Raw Betterley returned to Mt. Hermon |
today, having spent the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Betterley.
Miss Lucille Perry returns to Boston
Monday to resume her studies in the
Rarlala,- ctraat school of domestic Science
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Holton returned
to their home in Rutland Friday after
spending several days here with rela'
tives.
Miss Myra Whitcomb returned Monday
to the Betterley homestead, having spent
a week with her parents in Holyoke,
Mass.
Homer Higley returned to Albany, n,
Y. Saturday, having spent 10 days va
cation with his parents. Mr.: and Mrs. Z.
S. Higley.
Mrs. Jane Reed entertained % of her
children and grandchildren New Years
day at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
d. 7. Perry.
Miss Lura A. Eddy left Wednesday for
Wellsboro, Pa, where she is to spend the I
winter in the home of her brother, Rev.
B. II. Eddy.
There will be bask etball game in
Academy hall this evening. Brattleboro
high school against the Brattleboro acad- !
envy team.
Z. II. Winchester left Saturday for !
Saint Meinard, Ind, where he is to as :
sist in setting up the celebrated double \
organ which has recently been built by :
he Estey company. :
Miss Della Miller gave party to Miss r
Della Newcomb and few of her little /
friends Thursday afternoon. A dainty
unch was served at 5 o'clock.
Harold Putnam leaves Sunday for Provi- $
lence, r. l., where he is to enter the a
Bryant and Stratton business college for I
course of study. "
A. f. Hill returned to his home Tues Il
ay, having spent a week in Boston with b
lis daughters, Miss Marguerite Hill and /
lrs. G. ID. Pettee. b
Harold Perry and John Burnett expect u
D leave Wednesday for Albany where they
re to enter the Albany business college rf
or course of study. p
Miss Lena Reed of Greenfield was a w w
uest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Barney the 6,
rst of the week She was accompanied ri;
y Miss Allie Morse. in
Miss Edythe Mather returned to Gas. 81
eton Wednesday, having spent two W
eeks' vacation with her parents, Mr. We
I'd Mrs. E. E. Mather. ii,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Squires went to ca
forester, Mass, Tuesday to attend the NJ
neral of their uncle, 0. d. Pratt, which Xxi
as held there Wednesday VI
Miss Olive Weatherhead returned to ~ ~
70 weeks at the home of her parents, 80 80
r. and Mrs. H. F. Weatherhead. w w
John S. Wood went to Providence, R. IA,
Wednesday to spend several days with me-
5 daughter, Mrs. Henry Knight. This m
his first visit there in seven years. wa
Mrs. Charles Harris and Mr.. and Mrs. cal
W. Harris expect to go to Shelbume Oh
lis, Mass, tomorrow for visit at the un
me of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Harris. Fla
Miss Sadie Hamilton returned to Ran
lph Saturday accompanied by Mrs. Alma
Goodenough. who will spend the win y
: with her daughter, Mrs. E. L. Bass. ont
Mrs. J. L. Stockwell went to West a
rthfield yesterday to remain with her VIC
ther, Mrs. Martha Tyler, until Satur- '' -
Y. Mrs. Tyler is steadily improving in I'M.
nth. In
Misses Helen and Marta Morgan have ne,
urned to their home in Hillsboro n
dge, N. H., having been guests of Mr.. SPe
Mrs. d. 7. Perry during the past 10 DOS
rs. n
Hiss Gladys Stellmann gave a O'Clock VS.
to several of her girl friends Monday. u.
the evening games were ENJOYED and L
steal selections rendered by members Of of
party. the
,ecent guests at the Betterley home 4,
I'd were Miss Mary Chase of North r
Dton, Mass, Misses Florence, Edith and the
nnie Douglas and Miss Ethel Goodae Satl