The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-08-06
PERSONALS.

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Greenfield, Mass.
Miss Shirley Thayer is visiting relatives
in Amherst, Mass.
Mrs. w. II. Lane returned Saturday
from visit in Ludlow.
NJ. C. Houghton was a visitor in
Springfield, Vt, Tuesday.
Harold f. Whitney has been spending
the week at Spofford lake,
j. G. Foley of New London, Conn, has
spent the past week i'll town.
Mr.. Einstein was visitor in Saxtons
River from Friday until Monday.
Municipal Judge f. W. Gibson and
family motored to Boston this week.
Mrs. Julia Bartlett is spending some
time at G. =. Elligotts on Ames hill.
Thomas Clune closed his labors with
Emerson & company Saturday evening.
Miss Ethel Millington is spending a
fortnight at her home in Wilmington.
Mrs. J.. L. Durham and son went to
Fishers Island Monday for two weeks.
Miss Jennie 7. Warren went to Pitts
field, Mass, Monday for months visit.
Miss Alta Eames went yesterday to
South Deerfeld Mass for a weeks visit.
Harry A. Bingham of Springfield. VT,
was a business visitor in town Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Eugene Ferriter and Miss May
| Ferriter are visiting in New Haven,
Conn
Miss Florence Sanders of Townshend is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. f, Timson for
week
Herbert F. Brooks has returned from a
months visit in Springfield, Mass, and
vicinity
Miss Mary Kalug of Savannah. Ga. is
spending the week with Miss Catherine
| tTartnett.
| Mrs. r. Riordan of Rutland was visit
or with relatives in Brattleboro during
the week.
Mrs. Carrie Warner of Bernardston,
Mass, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Z. Warner
Guy Simonds of Springfield, Vt, visited
his mother, Mrs. p. c. Simonds, on High
street Sunday.
Leonard HENDERSON, who has been
spending his vacation at North Troy, re-
turned last Saturday.
Bunice Tyrell of Holyoke and Robert
Moore of Springfield, Mass, were guests
in town over Sunday
C. ]. Bigelow, cashier at the American
Express company's Office, is enjoying
vacation in Troy. n. H.
Mrs. w H. Bracket and son Roger
went this week to the Isles of Shoals for
am outing of two weeks.
Misses Marion and Alice Mosher of
New York city are visiting Mrs. Charles
Cook on Williams street
Master George Shea and sister. Miss
Emily. are visiting their grandfather.
Peter Donahue, in Rutland.
DR.. and Mrs. F. G. Pettee have gone
to the Adirondacks where they will
spend the month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Dewitt went to
Spofford lake Saturday to spend a week
with the Landry-Stearns party.
Mrs. f. E. Reynolds and daughter
Susie of Rochester, N. Y, came We'd
nesday to Elbridge knowlton's.
Raymond Frost of Newark, O., is
spending a two weeks vacation at the
home of his father E. G. Frost.
Judge A. F. Schwenk has been con
fined to the house with an attack of ton
siltis several days during the week.
Porter n. Spencer returned Tuesday
after visit of two weeks at the home
of his grandmother in Littleton. \. II.
Miss Mary Sanborn of Boston returned
to her home Sunday after a weeks visit
with the Misses Eddy of Elliot street.
Miss Mary Smith returned Saturday to
her home in Amherst, Mass, after
visit with her sister Miss Elsie Smith.
Mrs. Fl. B. Willis and daughter Izetta
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Moves
White at the -latter's cottage last week
Walter Cook returned Monday to Rich
mond. Va. where he is in business, after
pending two weeks at his former home
lere.
Mrs Herman Odell of Franklin n. H..
md Mrs. Henry Odell Of Lakeport, n.
r.. came last Tuesday to visit at George
)dell's
Julius Mason entertained Is of his little
riends Monday afternoon, the occasion
,eing his sixth birthday. He received
everal gifts.
Horace Scott left yesterday for He
ena, Mont. to enter the engineering de-
artment of the United States reclama-
ion service.
Robert Mitchell is taking a two weeks
acation from his duties in w. II. Ged-
ISIS store He is at his home in Viii s.
Conn.
Miss Mollie Donahue, who has been
uest of her sister, Mrs. d. F. Shea, for
everal weeks, returned to her home in
tutland this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cheney left Friday
or their home in Beloit. Wis, after p,
pending some time in town and in =,
'ownshend with relatives
Joseph Rafter. manager of the print {
ng plant of the Prudential Insurance
ompany at Newark n. j., has been {
listing j. G. Ullery this week. :,
Miss Mary Hooker has resigned her po- :
iton with the Brattleboro News com i
any and gone to her home in Colebrook,
\. H., for the remainder of the sum
ler.
Mrs. Flora Leonard and daughter, Mrs |
llice Leonard Eastman, of Boston are a
pending two weeks at n. H. Whites
ottage Locust Lodge, on the Connect ;.
ut river.
Col. and Mrs Kittredge Haskins left I
'uesday for a ten days trip in the mari \
ime provinces touching at Halifax and a
.armouth. They sailed from Boston
Wednesday. l.
Mrs. Edward Goodwin of Washington \
nd Mrs. Harry H. Smith of Meriden, t
onn., were visitors at the home of Mr.. I
nd Mrs. c. r. Crosby Monday, making f
he trip by automobile.
Hugh Phillips of Vergennes. adiuster j,
or the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance h
ompany. has been in town during the {
eek adjusting the loss upon the Fisk n
lace in Chesterfield, n H. b
Miss Ada Eddy went to Wilmington p
Nednesday for a visit Her sister, Miss
'ellie Eddy, will join her Saturday and L
pend few days when they will go TO II
Winthrop beach and other Massachusetts, G
owns for months stay.
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