The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-25
PERSONALS.

Mrs. N.ttie Young attended the
Greenfield fair Wednesday.
N,ss May o,inlan went 10 bst
home In Rutland Wednesday.
oa,,g. y Miller and Austin T.,
NIi,s, s,,.aiaj ia state fair.
NJ us,,,a, Wills ,.,u,nea Thurs.
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ana Spfihrh',u' MAS 'a's WIS
Mrs, Z, n innkie. ana ahush,c, hfe
visiting ~ bellows fhIis TINS weeh'
Mrs, W., 4. Jones returned Monday
after spending wek IN JhektohNiile'
Miss Edith Estabrook returned Sat
nrday TO Boston aitef VISIT IN Town
Mrs. Cora Fox Of Riyeredge, \. j.,
is guest OF DIR. and Mrs, f.G. Petiee,
Mrs. l.. +. Clark aud Miss Julia
Streeter visited in llinsdale, \. H., this
week.
Mrs. Walter Sturges took carriage
drive 10 Hcartwelyille the first Of the
week.
jay Peach has this week returned to
Middlebury college 90 resume his
studies.
Miss Mary Stearns will entertain
the Sunshine Society at her home this
afternoon.
+. ID. Tucker has moved from Grove
street TO q. j. Pratt S cottage ON Bull
lock street.
Mrs. John Thwing Of Bellows Falls
visited her niece. Mrs. Walter Hubbard
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Noah of Nal
den, Mass, are at Eagle Clih farm Tor
short stay.
Miss Mary Cunditf left Friday for
Roanoke. Va. after visit in town
with relatives.
Frank J. Eckels of Montpelier. is. ex'
pected Sunday TO spend several days
with his parents.
Miss Lizzie Rathbone returned Satur'
dav from n visit of five weeks in Mon
treal and vicinity.
Benjamin Healey was called 10
Claremont. \. H.. this week by the
death of relative.
Mrs. Abbie Moran and Miss Minnie
Leitsinger commenced work Monday in
J. +. Mann s store.
Miss MAY Layelle resumed her work
in +. j. Fenton s store Thursday after
three weeks illness.
Miss Caroline Clark went Saturday
to Middlebury 10 resume her studies in
Middlebury college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry True of Spring.
field, Mass. are expected TO be among
the Valley Fair guests.
Miss Athena Fillion has this week
resumed her work in Mrs. G. II.
Smith s millinery rooms.
Miss Mary Wells and companion of
New York are among the recent ar.
rivals at the Brooks House.
Mrs Katharine Rurcbard loft We'd.
nesday for Arlington. Mass. where she
expects to stay until Dec. |.
Leslie Rannev of Green6eld is OK.
nected Sunday for n visit with his
mother. Mrs. Stella Ranney.
Dr w N Tbomnsop and fam;Iv lef,
Wednesday, for tba,r home in Wartfo,d
Conn after visit in town
Dr Mocorm;oL &c pos,or ana cry
w;Ii;omson 81 Now Yort arc Gu anong |
the recent arrivals ~ HiIIerest 0
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rotmrnoJ T naa anu MISS me, Etas
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~ " i"'n,op i'e%'n anu ,'i",'s'
Mrs. Maria Loud, VINO mas been
spe1u.dhS ne seas h ~ 'g p returned
se9aeiua, ~ ~" non'o ~ 's'on'
Charles NJ, Morse OF hutland is ex'
pected TO be guest OF MI. and Mrs.
w. H. 'hil'n during the 'aiies lar,
M. and Mrs; A; L. Thomas OF Mart
FORD, Conn, visited IN town the first or |
the week, on their way 10 Iownshend'
Miss Mary Welch and niece, Miss
ANNE Weich, VISITED MISS Mary Gum
mings in Greenfield. Mass. Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Swatz and Mrs. II. V.
Brandenburg Of New York came Tues
day to spend several weeks at The
Melrose.
Mrs. Eliza NJ Osborne of South
birmingham, Mass, is expected Mon
day to spend several days with Mrs.
A. NJ. Dodge.
Miss Edith Saunders of Townshend
has returned to spend the winter in
town. after several weeks vacation
at her home.
John E. Gale has sufficiently recov.
to be able to go to his home in Gull
ford tomorrow.
Miss Florence Saunders of Town
shend has returned to spend the win.
ter in town, after a several weeks va.
cation at her home.
Mrs. Agnes Fl. Baker and daughter.
Gertrude, left Thursday for their home
In Cleveland. O., after two weeks
stay at the Brooks House. I
F. Kendall Severance left Saturday
for Cambridge. Mass. where he will
resume his course of study in the Cam. {
bridge theological school. |
Miss Iulu Smith and Mrs. w. Fl.
Barrett returned Tuesday from New {