The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-23

I for Boston. where she VIII MAKE Ne
! future home.
c. A. IIallock Of New York has th
week entered the employ Of W. j
pentland. ,lr,
Miss Mary Fits went TO Monipclic
Monday 10 enjoy the festivities 81
ladies week.
Kiiircdpe Ilaskins left Tuesday III
Washington. ID. C.. where he will spen'
several days.
4. l.. Graves and g. u. Billings 81
Hartford. Conn, spent Sunday, ane
Monday in town.
Mrs 4. e, Gale went 20 kccnc, \
H., Wednesday 10 attend the funeral
Of William e. Shea.
David willard returned SATURDAY
from Greenfield. Mass, where he had
been for short visit.
Dana Gilman aud bride are visiting
nj the home of Mr. Gilman 5 parents
Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. Gilman.
Charles Endlich and family have
moved from Hudson street 10 . Main
street. in Odd Fellows block.
W T.. Haskell and sons went Tuesday
to New York 10 attend the Vanderbilt
cup race on Long Island today.
Mrs. Sarah Kidder returned TO
I Springfield. Mass. saturday. after
spending the summer at IIillerest.
Mrs. +. /. Swift, Mrs. +. l.. Pettec
and Mrs. Root have attended the ID. n.
| X. meeting at Montpelier this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Eels and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. q. Robbins left the first of the
week for an automobile trip TO Mont.
pelier.
+. j. and d. +. Shea went TO Keene,
y. H., Wednesday TO attend the fu.
neral of their uncle, William q. Shea,
who died Monday,
Mrs. Eliza Osborne returned Wednes.
day TO her home in South birmingham,
Mass. after n visit with her sister,
Mrs. Abbie Bodge,
Miss Annie Wilson is taking n
week s vacation from her work as
linotype operator for The Vermont
Printing company.
Miss Olive Jones is taking a week s
vacation from the Holstein. Friesian
office and has visited in Cromwell and
other Connecticut towns.
Miss Hazel Gibncy left Monday for
her home in st. Armand, Z. L., after
three weeks visit in town with her
aunt, Mrs. Jennie Whalen.
Mrs. c. II. Thompson went to Mont. |
pelier Wednesday to be present at the |
dedication of the tablet which has
been placed in the state house by the
Daughters of 1872.
Mrs. May Newcomb Sumner left yes
terday for her home in Detroit, Mich,
after three weeks stay in town. She
will visit in Northampton, Mass, and
other places on the way.
T.. l.. Roberts accompanied his
brother, DR.. Oscar Roberts, to his home
in Pittsfeld, Mass, Sunday. DR.. Rob.
erts has been visiting in town and
made the trip by automobile.
q. c. Jones, general manager of the
Central Vermont railroad, in his pri-
vate car Champlain drawn by engine
l09, passed through Brattleboro Mon
day, en- route to New London.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Z. Willard have
been spending the week with Mrs. f.
NJ. Durham in Boston. Miss Florence
Iiuntley of Dummerston has been car
ng for the house in their absence.
Mrs. Louis Massey and daughter
went to their home in Springfield.
Mass, Friday, after spending some
line in town with Mrs. Massey's pa |
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stockwell.
Leroy Houghton returned Thursday =
o Ossining, n. Y, to resume his work
Is secretary in the Ossining military
academy, having spent several weeks
n town with his mother, Mrs. G. +. :
Brown. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stone of Hyde ,
Park, Mass, were over Sunday guests '
t Leslie Smith IS on their return from I
Halifax, where they attended the flu
leral Friday of Mrs. Stone s aunt,
lrs. Hollis Plumb. Il
Frank Wallen finished work Wednes
ay for +. j. Fenton g. company and /.
tarted out yesterday as travelling !.
alesman for Durham Brothers. He
,ill cover a portion of Pennsylvania,
aving his headquarters in Pittsburg. !
Mr.. and Mrs. William Younglove left r
ionday Afternoon for a visit in West
Iaven, Conn, before going to their
ONE in Fitchburg, Mass, and Mr.. and :,
IRIS. Thomas Bailey left Monday after y
fter a weeks visit with their grand !,
lother, Mrs. r. Susan Warren. n n
Mrs. Williams, who has been spend
lg several weeks with Mrs. Mary &c
'raper and at Linden Lodge, left
i
ty. Mrs. Williams sister, Mrs.
NTH, who has been with her, will <
,main in town another week before u
Ding to her home in Bridgeport Conn. !. "
w. P. Elrod, general road master of n,
lie Central Vermont railroad, left for II
ew London, Monday afternoon. He m
as been in Brattleboro and vicinity fc
II the past two weeks experimenting b,
lie work of reconstruction of the ST
acks of the Central Vermont for
lie below the local station.
Col. J. G. Estey, DR.. G. r. Anderson, =,
H. Crosby, j. w. Cobb and L. d. ~ .,
aylor started Tuesday in the touring al
rs of Col. Estey and Mr.. Taylor for h,,l
ew York city to see the Vanderbilt =.
p race, which takes place tomorrow
the new motor parkway on Long
land. The party was joined at
Mass, by A. c. Aldrich of II
DR.. C. G. Wheeler of Brattlebro at
nded the state convention of Osteo-
thic physicians, held at Montpelier av
lesday, returning to Brattleboro on
rs well attended, and clinical dis tr
ssions and other matters in relation W,
the profession were of much inter mr.
t. DR.. Wheeler was the retiring pres bv
ent of the state association. in
Mrs. E. F. Nash was visitor in 1t
Nv London for two days in the early gr
TT of the present week as a guest of SCI
rs. E. d. Nash, wife of the former CO.
of the Central Vermont lay
lway, but at present superintendent tri
Costa Rican railroad. In her alb ma
ice her duties as telegraph operator SEE
the local station were taken by Miss
tie o Ieary of Charlestown, N. H. wi
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