The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-09-24
PERSONALS.

! Tuesday on business.
Mrs. j. O. Stone has returned from a
visit to Keene, N. H.
Miss Minnie Moran visited in Spring
; field Mass, over Sunday.
C. II. Parmalee of Wilmington was a
Wednesday visitor in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. E. Pratt attended
the Greenfield fair yesterday.
Arthur G. Cow returned to his studies
at Dartmouth college Monday.
Miss Lena Walker has been spending a
part of the week in Windsor.
Clarke C. Fits went to New York city
Wednesday on legal business.
Mrs. w. W. Wilson returned Saturday
to her home in Westfeld, Mass.
Miss Belle Guild is in Boston this week
buying her goods for the holidays.
Judge John H. Allen of Keene, N. H..
was in town Monday on business.
C. f. Downer is contemplating spending
the winter in southern California.
Mrs. Napoleon Cheney of Portland Me-,
is visiting friends in town this week.
Mrs. Katherine Burchard goes this week
to Arlington, Mass, for an indefinite stay
Mrs Martha Elliot and daughter of
Orange Mass, are spending few days in
town.
Mrs. Glenroy Smith of Mittneague,
Mass. is visiting her mother Mrs. Dora
Goodale.
| Mrs. George Williams and daughter Alice
Of North Adams are guests of Mrs. Ar
vine Pike.
Mrs. NJ. S. Jones returned Monday af-
ter eight weeks spent in Nattaposett and
Dedham, Mass.
f. L. Graves of Hatfield Mass is en-
pected to be among the outof-town guests
during the fair,
| Mrs A. J. Greenwood of Poultney is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tucker,
on Terrace street.
Mrs. Addie Van Doom left Tuesday for
visit with relatives in Lebapon. n. H..
and Mortified. Vt.
Mrs F. E. Willard, Mrs. Charles Brazer
and Mrs. Chester Sargent spent Tuesday
in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Helen Litteteld of Rockport
Mass. is spending two weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. d. f. Trout
Miss Marie Miller returns to Boston to.
morrow after a visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Miller
Miss Alma Walden of Williamstown.
Mass will be a guest of Miss Charlotte
Barrett during the fair.
MISS FlOSSlt NIDtT lldS lltllSItu WD1k i'll
the telephone office and yesterday began
work in j. f. Mann's store.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry A. Bingham and
daughter of Springfield. VT, were visitors
in town the first of the week.
Charles Colt left yesterday for an ex-
tended trip in the west and south in the
interests of Durham Brothers.
Albert Bixby is moving from Highland |
street to his new house on the corner of
Washington and Canal streets.
Mrs Grace Doal1 and son Knson expect |
to leave next week for New York city |
where they will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wood of Ashuelot,
n. f.. are expected as guests of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Fl. H. Everleth during the fair
Miss Alice Arnold of North Adams,
Mass came Wednesday to take a posi-
ton as saleswoman for Donnell & Davis.
Prof. Williston Walker and family leave
today for New Haven, Conn.,, after spend
ing the summer at their Linden street
home.
Mrs. Mary Warder, c. H. Pratt and
Miss Marjorie White returned Saturday
from a two weeks visit in Montreal and
Quebec.
and Mrs. Florence Vivier of Meriden,
Conn. We're visiting Mrs. John Vivier
last week
Mrs W. c. Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs
O. F. Benson and daughter were in Wood
stock Tuesday to attend the wedding of
a relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Niles and daughter
IF Springfield, VT. were guests of Mr..
Nles's mother. Mrs. Ada Niles, the first !
IF the week
Mrs. A. VI. BODICE returned the first of {
he week from Guilford where she has
spent several weeks with Mrs. Jesse
Neatherhead {
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Roel attended the
Greenfield. Mass, fair Wednesday, where
Mr.. Roel acted as one of the Judges in the
'egetable department.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Ryder and Mr. and {
Mrs. H. c. Rice We're in Springfield, Mass, !
Wednesday to see The Folles of 1909 at t
he Court Square theater.
DR.. Don d. Grout of Waterbury, super !
ntendent of the state hospital for the \
insane was in town Tuesday en- route to '
from Newfane. !
Secretary O. F. Benson of the Valley
Iair association was in White River june q
ion Tuesday and Wednesday in attend d
nee at the Vermont state fair.
Mrs. T.. \. Starkey and daughter, Miss :,
Marguerite Starkey. and Miss Edith Read !,
Trough the province of Quebec.
Mrs. H. F. Newell of Brooklyn and Mrs. =,
lliza Banks of Mortified. Mass are ex- 81
ected the first of the week to be guests :,
Mrs. Julia Nation during the fair. +
Patrick Fentou has been in Hartford Ia
'onn., during the week attending the llth u
Connecticut regiments celebration of the d
7th anniversary of the battle of Ante il
am
Mr. and Mrs. 0yando f. Randall have cl
sued invitations to the marriage of their Al
aughter. Ethel Almira. to Dir. Everal &c
aleh Haviland Tuesday evening Oct ) n
I O'Clock in the Centre Congregational V,
nurch. ia
Leon Mixer left Monday for Rochester. pc
!. y. to attend the national convention m
{ rural free delivery carriers as one of m
he delegates from this state He will 81
sit in Readsboro before returning.
Rev j. r. Cow and DR.. II. ID. Holton al
ave been in st. Adams this week attend Be
d the annual state Baptist convention. av
I a ministers conference Monday even tn
g Rev. j. +. Berry of Putney was elect &c
vice president. su
Miss Marjorie Crosby returned TUESDAY a..
ter a five weeks trip in company with 4;
veral school friends. She visited Mon an
cal and Quebec made trip up the ~"
guenay river to Lake Edward and Lake -,
). John and then went to Chicago On o
r way home she visited in Elgin. ILL., ne
John F. Anderson of PHILADELPHIA. a So
rmer resident of Brattleboro. is spending nr,
DAYS in town and will try his hand at loy
ooting few birds He took out a non tn,
-ident hunters license and though he wo