The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-18
PERSONALS.

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ifom typhoid ieser. Is about the same,
Mrs. \. \, Wyatt aud Mr. e. I, sIeu
have returned from their trip To bos,ol
T. y. Heath Of Los Angeles, Cal,
stopping al the Brooks House for tw
DAYS,
NJ, j, Austin OF New York city cam
"Wednesday Tor two weeks visit /
town.
Charles II, Thompson lef, Wednes.la
for two weeks in Philadelphia on bus
ness,
Miss l.otiie Logan 1T White Rive
Junction visited in town the first Of III
week
Mrs, J. w, Gregg left Monday 10 spen,
Mass.
Miss Marjorie Ellis Is taking the stem
ographic course at the Clawson.llamiltol
college,
Rev. Father T.. \. Moriary 81 Taun
Moran,
Emerson pcake has been visiting hi'
brother during the past week in Soutl
Randolph.
Joseph Vincent Of Burlington started
work IN the tailor store Of j. W. lam
this week.
Mis-. Chloe Franklin of Guilforl Ia.
this week started work for lioughton
4 Simonds
Mr.. Robert Peirson Of Canton. y. V,
has been visiting her son, Elmer Peirson,
this week.
W L. Elrnd. general roadmaster Of the
Central Vermont, was in town last night
on business.
Miss Margaret Barber left yesterday
for Nassar college where she will pursue
a course Of study.
Aurelius Pettee has been confined Ia
his home by illness this week caused by
acute indigestion.
Wednesday morning for a business trip
TO New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Adams Of 3 Canal
street left for weeks trip TO New
York city Tuesday.
T.. f. Gullage and family have rented
an apartment in Mrs. G. III. Smiths
block on Clark street
w. l.. Jacobs of Pasadena, Cal. has
been visiting his brother. +. c. Davis,
during the past week.
George Rice has been spending two
days in Erving Mass. looking over some
property belonging to him.
Miss Grace Littlefeld of 81 Prospect
street entertained n party Of friends at
her home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Katherine NJ Burchard has this
week returned to the Brooks House after
spending several weeks in Chester.
Mrs. s. w. Edgett and Miss Mary
Donnell are expected to return this even
ing from their trip to New York city.
Miss NJ +. Wells of New York city
and Miss T.. s. Edwards of Boston are
spending few days at the Brooks House.
Mrs. Francis Goodhue, ir., and family
returned Monday to their home in Phila.
ielphia, having spent the summer in
town.
T. A. Guiheep is expected to return
next Thursday from Portsmouth, Va,
where he has been playing ball during
he summer.
Ralph j. Cain. who is now making a
business trip through Texas and to the
Pacific coast, will soon make a visit to
MS home in this town.
Fred. w. Putnam, state agent for the
Travellers Insurance company. returned
saturday from Montpelier where he
,pent several days on business.
Murray and Stewart Frost and Horace
Scott left yesterday for Troy, n. y,
where they will resume their studies in
he Rensselaer, polytechnic institute.
w. L.. Hunt of North Main street |
eft Tuesday for short business stay |
n Keene. Nashua. n. H.. and Boston,
md will probably return the first OF
text week.
Mrs. Z. L. Waterman and her daugh-
er. Mrs. d. p. Webster, left Yesterday
or three weeks visit at Burlington,
where Judge Waterman is holding court
his month.
Mrs. C. H. Smith, sister of Carl
ain. the tailor, returned to her home
n Holvoke. Mass, SUNDAY, after hay
ng been the guest of her brother for
he past month.
Rev. w. J. Hamilton of st. MichaePs
Episcopal church left yesterday morning
0 attend the reception rendered to the
ew pastor of the Bellows Falls Episco-
al church last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Brink and family
{ Charlestown. N. H., have spent few
avs with Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert, Dix,
oming from their home last Sunday IN
heir large motor car.
Miss Helen Childs and Miss Charlotte
,arrett of the millinery store OF Donnell
Davis, leave today for Springfield;
lass. and Hartford, Conn, to attend
ne millinery openings.
Mrs. Mary Warder. G. Fl. Pratt and
[iss Marjorie White returned SATURDAY
rom their trip through Lake Cham
lain and Lake George and down the
ludson to New York city.
DR.. w. N. Thompson, superintendent
f the Hartford Conn, Retreat, loineo
IS family at the Melrose Yesterday, Tor
two weeks stay. Mrs. Thompson
nd daughters came Monday.
r. d. TAYLOR went to st. Adams on
rednesday in his Oldsmobile runabout'
,e purpose of his trip being. to demon
rate this make of automobile to pros ,
,ctive customers in that city.
Patrick Clarity and his son-in law |
harles Smith. returned last week from '
trip to Ireland. They visited IN
,rious parts of County care ana maue t
trip to the lakes of Killarney. G
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Brooks, Of South
ain street left for New York Tuesday q
here they will spend a, week with 7
lends. Mrs. Brooks will bring new
,e of fall millinery on her return. e
Attorney and Mrs. James Bagg re-
rned to their home in Mt. Vernon, n. !
Wednesday, after spending rev =
,,ols at Mr., Bags parents, Mr.. and
rs F. A. Bagg Of 10 Washington street $
Miss Elizabeth Richards Of !Chicopee g
M NJ Mass. has been visiting her e
u ni Mrs. Harriet Stebbins; at the S
'ls,e' for the Aged and Mr.. and Mrs. b. h
MI W;,,er in West Brattleboro. She goes Ii
is y. afternoon to Vernon for visit be- Il
re going to her home :, -.
rherles W. Durham will go to RI
U nnaa 'e n y. next week to make ar b
= Clements for purchasing, motor t
Of to use on the Connecticut river g
az season. He will inspect the plani