The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-01
PERSONALS.

| Allen M. Fletcher OF ProctorsVllle wa
in town Thursday.
Stephen L. Bond of Wilmington was
visitor in town Saturday.
Matthew Hines of Springfield, Mass, Wis
tied in town Wednesday
r. s. Childs left Sunday for 10 days
trip to Atlantic City, n. ).
j. G. Norton of st. Adams was Sat
urdayi visitor in Brattleboro.
Burton Dodge of Greenfield, Mass, was
among the Valley fair guests.
Frank Colburn of Claremont N. H., has
been visiting in town this week.
John Twohig of Springfield, Mass, Wis
tied the Valley fair yesterday.
| Guy Howe of Athol is a guest of his
mother Mrs. Maverette Howe.
| Mrs John Whitaker of South Newfane
attended the Valley fair Wednesday.
George W. Leonard of South Royalton
has been spending the week in town.
Miss Allie Morse was a guest of Mrs
Ned Pierce at Bellows Falls last week
Mrs. H. L. Fox of Wilmington is guest
of her uncle, O. M. Lawton, this week
Charles Wheeler of Chicago is visiting
his sister, Mrs. James Dalton, this week
Leon Smith of Greenfield, Mass. has
Deen SptHulIR pdlb VI Vic WCch III IOWIl.
Rev. FIR. Donoghue of Ludlow has been
among the out-oftown visitors this week.
Mrs. O.. G. Brown picked second crop
of raspberries from her garden Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Wilder of Ludlow,
Mass, attended the Valley fair Wednes-
day.
Col and Mrs. Thomas Harmon of Ben
nington were among the visitors at the
fair.
Mrs. George W. Chase of Orange, Mass.
is spending the week with Mrs. Arvine
Pike
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Brown of Jackson
vile were guests in town the first of the
week.
Edmund Rocket of Holyoke Mass has
been among the Out-oftown visitors this
week.
Westel Ash of Dover has been a guest
of his mother. Mrs. E. G. Warren. this
week.
Charles NJ Morse of Rutland has been
a guest of his niece, Mrs G. II. Smith, this
week.
Mrs. Robert Wheeler attended the Bap-
fist convention held at st. Adams last
week.
Mrs. Luther Stockwell of Williaman-
sett. Mass, was among the Valley fair
guests
Miss Eva Green has entered the employ
of Mrs. G. w. Brooks in her millinery
parlors.
Miss Ruby Estey is serving an appren-
ticeship in Mrs. H. E. Bascom's millinery
parlors.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hackley of Green
field, Mass, were among the Valley fair
visitors.
H. F. Mohr goes today to New York
,ity to attend the Hudson-Fulton cele-
Dration.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. |. Perry of Greenfield,
Mass, have been among the Valley fair
visitors.
Harry A. Pike of the Klen Optical
school, Boston. is spending few days at
lis home
Glenroy Smith of Mitteneague, Mass,
attended the Valley fair Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Elisha Luce of Vineyard Haven,
Mass. has been visiting relatives in town
his week.
Mrs. Sara Faulkner of Nottingham has
'esumed her work at Mrs. H. E. Bascom's
his week.
w. E. Banks who has been suffering
rom a severe attack of the grip, is more
comfortable.
John McNIanps of Holvoke Mass. Wis
ted his son, William McManus. the first
# the week.
Morris F. Brown of Norwood, Mass. |
las been visiting at his former home here |
he past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Swift of Peru
re the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Fred r.
wifi this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Hastings of Gardner,
lass. were guests of Mrs. E. G.. Brooks
llring the fair.
Mr. and Mrs C. Z. Parker of Spring
ED. VT. came Wednesday to spend seT-
al days in town.
Mrs. Helen Allen of Hartford. Conn. is
opping with Mrs. T. J. B. Cudworth for
I indefinite time.
Mrs. F. H. Moultrup of Bridgeport.
onn.. is visiting her parents, Mr. and
RS. Henry Miller.
Mrs Robert Miller If Nortbamnton
ass. has been a pnest of Mrs Fl 2 Bas-
m durinp the fair
onost of b;s sister Mrs n r Rro,yn
ring tbe Valley fair
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MI ana Mrs. Robert chase OF Whiting
Chase this week.
Mr. and NIrs T. lCo,.,a,..... = l,l,,
p have been onests az % NJ ed N NJ NJ
Gibson tbis ,1rooIr VI -ii' anu hls' -
william P.oan of Holyoke Mass a for
err local resident has been in town tbis
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