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

from TWO months stay IN barre
I Mass.
Miss Florence sprague Of New YorI
city is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II
Estey
Miss Minnie l.. Mcnamara of Bruins
wick, Me, is guest OF Mrs. T.. u
flagg, ir.
Mrs. T.. G. Spaulding and son. win
lam. 90 10 Springfield tomorrow for
two weeks visit.
Miss Dora Erickson has a position
with T.. j. Fenton company during
the holiday season.
DR. and Mrs. II. d. Ilolton and Mis-,
Elizabeth Sargent visited in Springfield
Mass, Wednesday.
Miss Nina Gilman is visiting rela
tiyes in Mortified and will not return
until after the holidays.
Mrs. G.. 4. Gilman expects TO 20 to
| Mortified next "Wednesday for two
months visit with relatives.
Mrs. A. b. Goodalc with her son,
/ Tcnnyson, and her daughter, Florence,
returned Tuesday from Boston.
II. L. Putnam. a student at Norwich
university, is spending the holiday sea
son at his home on Green street.
Miss Blanche Kimball has resumed
| her duties at the Estey Organ works
after an illness of several weeks.
Mrs. S. A. Daniels and Miss Nora
Howard are acting as clerks in w. H..
Geddis s store during the holidays.
J. r. Fitzgerald of st. Adams spent
Wednesday at the home of Baggage
Master David $. Carey on Canal street.
John Brasor and John Leonard went
over the road from Brattleboro TO Bos-
ton last week by automobile, returning
Saturday.
Miss Nellie Anderson is expected to-
morrow from st. Mays academy, Bur
lington. to spend the holidays with her
parents.
Wells Miller returned Saturday from
a trip to Boston. Providence, New Ha-
ven. New London New York city, Al.
bany. and Troy.
Miss Harriet Barrows is expected
from Simmons college Tuesday TO spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T.. b. Barrows.
Clarke C. Fits has been in Boston
this week on legal business connected
with the Publishers Paper company, for
which he is attorney.
Charles A. Harris returned the latter
part of last week from an extended
western business trip in the interests
of the Brattleboro Savings bank.
Mrs. Lawton Fox. with her grand
Lillian and Oscar Fox. left |
Wednesday for their home in st. Paul. |
Mimi, after spending three months in !
town with Miss Susan Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Harvey and son
are expecting TO return soon to New |
York for the winter. They will visit
in Boston briefly before going there.
James Clune, Herbert Huntley and
Edward Taylor will be among those
who will visit Keene, n. H., tomorrow
evening to witness the basketball game
between the Keene and Gloversville
fves.
]. Il. Bushnell has returned from
LOOMS sanatorium, Loomis, n. Y,
much improved in health. He will
spend some time with his family at the
Barber farm before resuming his work
n his store.
Miss Flora Wilson, chief operator in
he local telephone exchange, attended
he opening of the new exchange in
Greenfield. Friday and Saturday, and
sunday she visited in Northampton and
Iadley, Mass.
E. j. Guthrie of Palmer, Mass, who
S to succeed O. J. Rowe as local station
gent. was in town Monday making the
of local shippers. He has
ented one of G. B. Lamson s houses
II Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Hamilton and
ierald Roe of Montreal, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. w. Plimpton of Springfield and Mr..
nd Mrs. Z. J. Lavelle of Amherst,
lass. are expected Thursday to spend
christmas at P. B. Lavelle's.
Florance Ferriter, Frank Mains, Fred
fierce, John Cummings and Daniel
.iley iourneyed to Turner's Falls,
lass. last evening to attend the bas-
etball game between the Gloversville
hampions and the Turner'S Falls ag-
regation.
James Austin. Patrick Ferriter, John
William Fenton and Charles
of Leo Council, Knights of Co.
, witness the exemplifcation of the
,ird degree of the Athol council. They
ent as far as Greenfield by automobile.
Charles H. Thompson is home from
lie state of Sonora. Mexico, where he
mora Mining company, being called
ere to attend to matters connected
it'll the condemnation proceedings
hich will soon be started by the
easury department against the prop
ty of his mother and that of DIR. c.
Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Becker of Vic
r. Col, have been among the recent
tests at the Brooks House. Since
aving their home they have visited
any of the western cities and spent
me time in Pittsburg, Pa, where Mr..
ecker has mining claims. On their
turn they will visit in New York.
orida and Texas. They left Tuesday.
RS. Becker was formerly Miss Sadie
rd of West Brattleboro.
o. J. Rowe completes his work as
al station agent tomorrow and will
to Binghamton, N. Y, to spend the
mainder of the month with his
,ther. He will sail from Boston early
January on the United Fruit com
US steamer Esparta for Bocas del
ro, Panama, where he has a position
terminal superintendent for the
anguinola railroad. Mr.. Rowe gave
supper to the employees of the local
light Office Saturday evening in the
ooks house.