The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-22
PERSONALS.


home in Millers Falls. Mass.
L. F. Adams of Springfield, Mass, was
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Miss Mabel f. Tuttle was at her HON
in Greenfield, Mass, over Sunday.
Miss Ada May Faulkner Of Whitinghar
has been a visitor in town TINS week.
Miss Marjorie Crosby returned Sunda
evening from a visit in Northampton, Mas
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Hall and daugf
ter Mildred spent Sunday IN Walpolt
n. H.
Miss Harriet Holden has moved from tn
Cressy house on Green street 10 ochoc
street.
Mrs. R. H. Amidon went this week t
Fair Haven to spend three weeks with ne
mother.
David Willard has closed his camp OF
Ames hill and went to Boston tuesday 10
few days
Mrs. Mary Bryan of Rowayton, Conn
has been a guest of Mrs. NJ. S. Jones tn
past week.
Mrs. F. C. Gale and son left Tuesdaa.
morning for Boston where they will max
their home.
Elmer .Spofford of Bingham, n. y, !
visiting his mother, Mrs. Charles Finch
at q Pine street.
Howard Brown of Wendall Depot
| Mass, was visitor at MS nome mere lh'
first of the week.
Mrs. C. C. Turner has been the guest o.
her daughter, Miss Anna Turner, in New
| York the past week.
| DR.. Fl. d. Holton attended a meeting o.
the American Medical association in Rich
mond, Va. this week.
NJ. |1,,o T ;++IoGo1J of Poolpnrt Mass
is guest of her daughter, Mrs. ID. B.
Trout for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Winter returned
last week from Pittsfeld. Mass, where
they visited a few days
Austin Kingsley of Boston arrived Tues.
dav with his hunting dogs for a month 5
hunting at the Turner farm in Marlboro.
Mrs S. f. Howard returned to her home
in West Newton, Mass, Saturday after
spending several days with relatives in
town.
Rev. G. f. Martin of Lowell. Mass,
formerly pastor of the Centre Congrega-
tional church in Brattleboro, is visiting
here this week.
Mrs. F. w. Childs and daughter, Miss
Ruth w. Childs, returned Friday from q
10 days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril
Brown in Boston,
Charles A. Harris went to Hanover \.
H.. Saturday to attend the Dartmouth
Williams football game, which was won by
the former IS to 0.
Mrs. LeRue and daughter. Grace, who
have been guests at The Melrose for sew
eral weeks. leave tomorrow for their home
in Jacksonville, Fla.
T. J. OBrien agency director of the New
York Life Insurance company, was IN town
Wednesday on business connected with the
company's local office.
Mrs. Alta Starr Cressy of Hartford,
Conn. was in town yesterday to see about
closing the Starr homestead on Western
avenue for the winter.
Mrs. M. w. Rogers. who has been
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Edith Newton,
for week, left the first OF the week Tor
her home in Clarendon.
Mrs. J. B. Dunton leaves next Friday for
South Hope, Me-. where she will spend
several weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs George F. Payson
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Corbett and chill
dren of Wilmington have been recent
guests of Mrs Corbetts sister, Mrs. Enos
White, on Forest. street.
Mai. F. w. Childs and F. R. Vaughan
accompanied DR.. Herbert A. Smith to Viii
mington Wednesday evening, making the
trip in Major Childs's automobile
Miss Elsie p McClosky. superintendent
Of the Brattleboro Memorial hospital. has
lust received her Diploma as a registered
nurse of the state of Pennsylvania.
l.. H. Miller is taking vacation from
his duties as superintendent of the ware
house of f. Crosby & company, being IN
Boston with R. H. Amidon this week.
August Wilson went yesterday to Boston
to spend few days. planning to attend the
Brown football game in the stad-
um at Cambridge tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. Harry L. Currier and daughter re
turned to Boston yesterday after spend
ing a month with Mr.. Curriers' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Currier, on Frost
street.
The marriage of Miss Ruby Stewart
Clary of Buffalo and William Duke of
Wellsville. n. Y, will take place in St.
Episcopal church Saturday even
ing, Oct. 80
Grand Master F. f. Perry left Tuesday
afternoon for Newport. where he attended
a district meeting of the Odd Fellows that
evening. This is the first of a series OF II
meetings which Mr.. Perry will attend in
different parts of the state. The last meet
ing of the series will be held in Bellows
Falls.
Truman Thayer has this week finished
work for the Vermont Printing company,
where he has been employed as composltor
Turing the last two years and goes to Am
nerst Mass. tomorrow where he has taken
position in the printing department OF
he Arms Pocketbook and Leather Novelty
Miss Ethel Webb, daughter of Rev. A:
Il. Webb, formerly pastor of the local
Methodist church. was married at North
ield last week Thursday to Charles ID.
Birtel, the ceremony being performed by
he brides father. Mr.. Birtell has been |
as bookkeeper in the Montpelier
Argus Office for 20 years.
Miss d. f. Chandler of Dorchester,
Mass, is in town in the interests OF the
New England magazine. Miss Chandler
las recently finished canvass of the state
he principal towns of Vermont collecting |
historical matter for her work. She is one
# the writers for The Vermonter.
Miss Elizabeth Hopkins sustained in
uries to her left ankle Sunday afternoon
While walking near her home at the cor
er of Myrtle and Cedar streets. At this
Dcation the sidewalk is in bad condition
nd she stepped into broken place in the
,alk causing her ankle to turn in a man
er which partially incapacitated her for
everal days.
Herbert F. Brooks leaves Monday for
.thol. Mass, where he will make his home
18th his nephew. Mr. Brooks came to
,rattleboro ~ years ago the 10Th of next
,ovember He was a travelling salesman
1r 43 wears. being employed 30 years by
'homas Davis & company and IL years by
he Martin L. Hall company of Boston.