The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-11-12
PERSONALS.

Mrs. II. T.. Bond went to Boston Tuesda.
for short stay
+. j. Mains and Arthur Blood visited il
Putney over Sunday.
w. L. Hunt has been in New York city
this week on business.
Mrs G. A. Miles has returned from 6
visit in Sheffield, Mass
David Willard returned Wednesday from
a visit in New York city.
Mrs. John Hackley of Greenfield Mass
visited in town Wednesday.
Frank Strong and mother moved to Cen
| trail Park, Vernon, Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Shaffner of Montpelier
came yesterday for visit in town.
L. c.. Halliday and family have moved
from Dummerston to Clark avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Fleming visited in
Holyoke, Mass, the first of the week.
| Henry X. Willard of Washington, ID. c.,
was visitor in Brattleboro yesterday.
John A. Davis visited his son, DR.. Ernest
Davis, in Springfield. Mass, this week.
Mrs. Richards Bradley and family re-
turned to Boston for the winter Monday.
Frank Taft of Putney has moved to Brat
tleboro and will live on South Main street.
j. X. Batchelder of Bennington has been
in town this week on professional business.
II. Fl. Hackley of Greenfield was in Brat
teboro Saturday on professional business
Miss Elizabeth Denning of Athol, Mass,
spent Sunday at her home in Brattleboro.
A. E. Miller and H. H. Everleth went to
New York city yesterday on business
trip.
Mrs. A. M. Hopkins has returned to her
home after spending the summer at Or
WELL
A. C. Chadwick Franklin. n. H., lum-
Der dealer was in Brattleboro during the
week
O. w. Smith of Greenfield, Mass, WIS.,
tied his sister, Mrs. H. F. Houghton, last
week.
Mrs Arthur Wells of Walpole, N. H.,
visited her niece, Miss Flora Lowell, We'd
nesday.
w. L. Hunt and F. E. Barber have
been spending a part Of the week IN New
York city.
Rev. A. H. Webb of Mortified. Vt,
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Daniels
last week.
A. p. Carpenter returned to Ossipee, n.
H.. Monday to resume his professional
work there.
/. F. Adams of Springfield, Mass, was
in town Wednesday to attend the board of
trade banquet.
John Park and sister, Miss Park, of
Portland. Me-, have been guests at the
Melrose this week.
w. f. Root was in Montpelier Tuesday |
attending a special meeting of the state
board of pharmacy.
Richards NJ. Bradley of Boston was in
town Sunday on business connected with |
the Thompson fund.
Fred S. Knight, who has been seriously
i'll with bronchitis at his home on Western
avenue, is improving.
Edward J. Lavelle, station agent at Am
herst, Mass. was an over-Sunday visitor at
MS former home here.
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Durham of West
Paris, Me-. came Tuesday to visit at the
homes of their sons here.
E. Fl. Finnigan of the firm of Finnigan
Moynigan of Bangor, Me-, visited in
own Saturday and Sunday.
Charles H. Thompson and John j. Leon
lrd are on trip to Sonora, Mexico, to
investigate mining properties.
Miss Helen Austin entertained a number
If her youngi friends yesterday in honor of
Ter sixth birthday anniversary.
j. F. Brasor and r. L. Greene were in
Mass, Saturday to witness the
Harvard Cornell football game.
j. H. Walbridge of Concord, VT, was in
own Tuesday on business in connection
18th the New England Farmer.
Joseph G. Taylor was in New York city
lst week on business pertaining to affairs
the National Copper company.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles H. Goodrich of
rooklyn, n. Y, We're Saturday and Sun
ay guests of Dr. G. r. Anderson.
Frank Strong has gone to Vernon where t
e has employment at the power house of !
he Connecticut River Power company.
w. E. Hubbard, E. H. Crane and H. C.
ice attended the Nermont-Amherst foot !
all game in Amherst, Mass, Saturday. !
T. j. Bagley of Bellows Falls lodge, n. z. !
(. p, was visitor in town this week on
ficial business connected with the order. +
H. w. Eddy and Mrs s. E. Williams, c
no have been guests at the Brooks a
ouse, left this morning for Somerville, f
lass.
Mrs James p. Ferriter and daughter. Il
atherine, returned Saturday from a visit '
several weeks at Mrs Ferriter's home b
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. v r. Lansingh of New a
ork city were visitors in town Sunday.
aking the trip in Mr.. Lansingh's new a
lckard touring car. |
Fred Cressy, who is employed by the !
River Transmission company i
Shirley, Mass, was an over-Sunday Wis
or at his home here. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baker of Springfield f
ass, are visiting Mr. Bakers mother and !,
'ter, Mrs Ida Baker and Mrs. Alden Col @
I'm of II Elliot street. a
Col and Mrs. /. d. Taylor, DR.. and Mrs. t
oodrich of New York city and DR.. G.. R. "
lderson made an automobile trip to f
Mass, Saturday. o
Judge F. B. Pier, who moved to Brat o
boro last week, had lived in Rawson- !:
lie for 80 years and was one of the strong q
liens of the town of Jamaica. d
DR.. and Mrs. s. f. Maynard and Mrs. h
hn E. Maynard of Burlington. making q,
automobile trip through this part of the a
tie, were in town Tuesday evening. d
Henry |. Hartman of Hyde Park, Mass, o
d Malcolm G. Chace of Providence, r. l., ca
icials of the Connecticut River Power e,
npany, were in town Tuesday on bust
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Viii Wilcox, travelling salesman for E. Il
Osby & company, has hired a tenement d.
II. ID. chamberlain at w eStern avenue a.
4 will move his family here from Jack m
willie b,
Mrs. j. William Stockbridge and family el
20 moved from Cedar street, where they m
ed during the summer, to Portland, Me-, b'
ere Mr.. Stockbridge makes his head te
lrters. .
'harles H. Stolte will finish work as w
yelling salesman for Z. Crosby & COM ~ 4.
ny Jan. |, and viii go to Springfield, Vt. d u.