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

: on business this week
+. H. Finnegan of Bangor, Me-, was
, an oNer-Sunday guest in Town.
b. b. Barrows and Harold Putnam
: spent Sunday in Alstead, n. II.
Mrs. w. H: Wesseeheoft returned
/ Monday to her home in Boston.
r'rank Jackson of Barre. w. has been
/, a guest of f. +. Perry this week.
Mrs. George W. Baker of Cleveland,
F., o., has been visitor in town this week.
Mrs. F. j. Swift and son Lyman re-
turned Saturday from visit in Bos-
ton.
) Miss Izetta Willis has recently taken
a position in the Holstein- Friesian
office.
Mrs. A. U. May of Milers Falls,
Mass, visited in town the first of the
week.
Mrs. John Waite is spending the week
in Newfane with her mother, Mrs. E. l..
Marcy.
Senator E. c.. Orvis of Manchester
has been in Bratteboro this week on
business.
Mrs w. II. Barrett and Mrs. Leroy
Wilder spent Sunday at Mrs. Wilder s
nome in Dummerston.
Mrs. A. M. Dodge has gone to Gull
ford to spend month at the home of
Mrs. Jesse Weatherhead.
Collins Graves and Frank E. Howe of
Bennington have been in Brattleboro
and vicinity this week on fishing trip.
A. E. Cudworth and Loren r. Pierce
of South Londonderry were in Brattle-
boro the first of the week on business.
John NJ Tucker finishes work next
week at the Carpenter Organ factory
| Wy hn 10 anil
| years.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Corser and Mr..
and Mrs. V. O. Jones went yesterday to
Sunapee lake, N. H., to remain over
Sunday.
| Mrs. l.. A. Carpenter and Miss Emma
| Henry of Chester go to their home this
afternoon after a few days visit at e. w.
| Gibsons.
O. NJ Lawton has moved this week
from Linden street to the house on
Oak street which he bought of Mrs. G.
F. r. Jenne.
E. w. Condor finished work Monday
] for +. j. Fenton & company, and he and
Mrs. Condor are visiting relatives in
Keene, n. H.
A. j. Pullen left Monday for his
home at Fond du Lac, Wis. Mrs. Pull
len and daughter will remain in town
several weeks.
Carl Leitsinger has returned from
Hamilton, Bermuda, where he spent the
winter as cOrnet soloist in an orchestra
in one of the large hotels.
Miss Lena Young, who recently I'M
derwent an operation for appendicitis
at the Farren hospital in Montague,
Mass, is expected home next week.
Aurelius Pettee has rented a fat in
N -, ,+@ H.
Canal and Washington streets and will
move there June l from l Canal street
CLYDE Tracey. elevator bow at the
American building. will 90 to Enosburg
Falls to spend vacation of two weeks |
and his place will be taken by E. H. |
Paro.
Miss Marjorie Crosby of the Burn
ham school in Northampton, Mass.
was an over-Sunday visitor at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. R.
Crosby.
Miss A. Louise Williams, who was
graduated from Brown university, 1899,
has been appointed substitute teacher
of Latin in the Palmer, Mass, high
school for tbs remainder of the year.
Miss Florence Clark leaves the latter
part of June for a three months trip
abroad as one of small party which
will include Miss Louise Powell who
was formerly employed in this town.
Harry H. Smith and family and Miss
Harriet L. Smith of Meriden, Conn,
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
D. Smith, the first of the week. making |
the trip to and from Meriden by auto
mobile.
H. w. Dudley of Winthrop, Mass, and {
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Hodge of Revere,
Mass, are expected tomorrow at F. P. {
Iopkinson's on Cherry street to be pres |
mt at the celebration of the 25th anniver- '
AIRY of their marriage next Monday. t
Lieut. Frank S. Clark has this week :
eceived orders to go to Fort Ethan Allen :
Iune for five days duty and from there l.
o Fortress Monroe for one months duty
vhen he will be transferred to Fort Nc v
linley, Portland. Me-, where he will be Y
tationed permanently. @
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Lindwel of Birge q
treet expect to leave the oath for New I
,ork and will sail the Goth on the steam g
+ Mauritania of the Cunard line for
Sweden. They will later visit
heir old home in Mallard and will be alb q 9
mt about four months.
Major and Mrs. Herbert A. Wiley Il
,ent to their new home, Brattleboro, as
t., last week Saturday. They car fl
ed with them the best wishes of a W
lrge number of friends. Mr.. Wiley 81
lme to Newport about 10 years ago fo
hen he had just arrived at years of
anhood and really began his business r
ireer in this town at Willey's Corner Ii
harmacy. By courteous treatment of re
IS patrons. up-to-date methods and w
ose attention to business he built Up III
large patronage. His connection with of
e New Hampshire National Guard as q
ptain of The Stowell Guards and sub tn
quently as major, and his connection ba
it'll Masonry. being master of Mount in
ernon lodge at the present time, made 70
m an important social factor. His tn
ace will not be easily filed. Mrs.
illey has spent most of her life in fol
export, and has identified herself me
It'll those things which augur for the tic
clal welfare of the town. She has an sta
ceptionally fine voice which has been OBJ
sions, and which will be keenlv sea
ssed from the town musical compile ba
mt. Major Wiley will be associated
tn Hooker. Corser G. Mitchell. extern ha
'e manufacturers of overalls.-New for
rt, n. H., Champion, May 6. er
George B. Weed of the Morrison vi
I'm returned to Barre yesterday i ,;.n
rning after visiting, in company So,
tn Mr.. Morrison. a number of promi ~
Mt Holstein herds in southern Yer ~.
mt and eastern Massachusetts. He .ro
,orts the purchase of several pure IN az,
I'd cows. direct descendants from i'm n.',,
tied Holland stock With this adj "o
shle r. ~" srn,y +ha V staad;iv MES ~ inf
demand for their purp and sanitary T.