The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-05-14
PERSONALS.

Miss Abbie Pratt is convaIesclnS ar
ter her attack of tonslitis.
Thomas Sythe of New London, Conn.
is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Lillian Gay of Westminster Wis
ited in town the first OF the week.
Miss Edith Loveland visited at her
home in Greenfield, Mass, Sunday.
j. G. Ullery went to Springfield
Mass, yesterday on a business trip,
Mrs. Arthur Mason Of Mortified,
Mass, has been guest in town TINS
week.
Sanford Daniels is on a business trip
in the northern part of the state TINS
week.
Mrs. B. r. Allen of New York city
will be a guest at w. H. Corser s over
Sunday.
;. A. Daniels started Tuesday on a
business trip to the northern part OF
the state.
.Lrs George Whitney and son Arthur
of Springfield visited in town the first
of the week.
James Britton of Tlton, n. H., Wis
tied his daughter, Mrs. Luther Kaye
over Sunday.
Miss Kate Adams of Hartford, Conn,
came Saturday for a brief visit at
Frank Adams s.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. U. Grant expect to
90 to Boston the first of next week for
a few days stay.
Mrs. w. II. Mitchell and Mrs O. +.
Benson visited in Springfield, Mass, the
first of the week.
Miss Mary Shea left "Wednesday Tor
New York accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. c. E. Glidden.
Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Fits expect to
leave this afternoon for few days
stay in New York city.
Hon. and Mrs. Mason S. Stone of
Montpelier have been among the out-of-
town guests this week.
Miss Margaret Harrington of Green
field, Mass, came yesterday for visit
with Miss Rita Eckels.
Mrs. Mortimer Stoddard of Spring
field. Mass, has been guest of Miss
Florence Pratt this week.
Mrs. James Clune and daughter,
Helen, are expected to return tomorrow
from visit in Rutland
DR.. and Mrs. F. H. O'Connor left
Saturday for the Adirondacks where |
they will spend two weeks.
Mrs. Water Wilson of Fitchburg, |
Mass. returned Monday to her home af-
ter visit at c. S. Wilson s.
Miss Annie Park visited Mr.. and
Mrs. w. O. johnson in Worcester,
Mass, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs G. F. Barber gave a reception
Wednesday afternoon at her, home to
he officers of the Woman s club.
DR.. l.. S. Edwards was in Albany, n:
T., last week to attend meeting. OF
he New York state dental association.
Mrs. G. w. Streeter and sons, Rich
,rd and Wallace, of Springfield, Mass,
zane yesterday for visit at l.. f.
lark s.
Mrs A. E. Hadlock and daughter Ber
lice of West Townshend have been re-
cent guests of Miss Addie Morse and
Miss Grace Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Adams and Miss
Ruth Adams of Springfield, Mass, were
n town Wednesday to attend the Pima
ore performance.
E. Cyrus Miller of Haydenville, Mass,
, prominent orchardist, has been visit
ng j. G. Ullery this week and inspect
ng orchards hereabouts.
Wilbur Castelow of Meriden, Conn,
vas an over-Sunday guest of Mrs. ii. b.
Willis and daughter, Miss Izetta, at G.
/. Harris s on Grove street.
Mrs. j. c. johnson enjoyed an auto
Mobile trip to Baldwinsville, Mass, ,
saturday, where she visited her par ,
nts, Rev. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Keneston.
Miss Helena Rate and Miss Mary
DOYLE went to Montague, Mass, Sun
ay to see Miss Lena Young, who is UNI
er treatment at the Farren hospital. !
James H. White, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. r
NTH and F. E. Bemis of Meriden,
onn., visited relatives in Brattleboro
unday, NAL king the trip by automobile. \
Mrs. P. B. Lavele and daughter, Mrs. y
[. H. Harwood, expect to 90 to Spring
eld Mass, Tuesday to spend several G
avs with Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Plimp- $
IN.
w. A. Seims, for several years en- +,
loved as linotype operator for the Yer j
ont Phoenix, has resigned his position tt
nd expects to 90 to his home in Brook W
n about June l. X
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Jones are ex st
ected today from Lansing, Mich,
here they have been spending several ST
onths. Mr. Jones will be employed y
L. d. Taylor garage. o,
Ralph f. Perry of Worcester Poly G
clinic institute has accepted a posi- n
on in Cleveland. O., as electrical en- So
neer in the engineering department
the National Electric Lamp assOcia-
on. He expects to leave for Cleve- W
nd about June 10. V
Mrs. Mary Lamb. who has been spend n
Q several weeks in Springfield, Mass, ID
turned Wednesday accompanied by ca
+ sister and niece, Mrs George Saw W
II and Miss Grace Sawyer. After III
ending few days in town Mrs. Lamb GA GA
II 90 to Wilmington. ~
Howard L. Hindley, editor of the 81,
ltland Herald. was in town Tuesday a
his way to Dummerston to speak at tb
meeting under the auspices of the 90
tie board of education. Mr.. Hindlev co,
NAMED in town Wednesday to attend WI
; performance of Pinafore. W
Dr. II. ?. Greene goes today to New hil
rk city to Join his brother, Raymond pl;
Greene. who has been there several w
VS. becoming familiar with the oper- Ne
on of O. NJ. Lawton s 50-horsepower wi
theson touring car. DR.. Greene and SOC
brother will drive the car to Brat ex,
boro tomorrow. list
1ol. H. f. Taylor. Roscoe Fisher, 7. ca
Eason, f. B. Bissell and Henry j. M
H. MrS Nnll;e w BROWN and Mrs vii
B. Bissell of the Relief corps have slN
N in Rurlin oton tbis week attending poI
state encampment of the Grand {
nv and associated bodies. far
rank B. Putnam returned Wednes- mo
after an extended trip through VII
states of Oregon and Washington hei
the interest of the Vermont Loan & mo
st company of which he is general rep
mt. Mr. Putnam covered part of ore
territory in company with Frank POT
Hunt and Harry A. Webster who ,ili
e been west in the interests of the ne