The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-29

PERSONALS.

Miss Angie Knight spent Sunday in
Putney.
Mrs. George Clark is i'll at her home on
Central street.
Miss Josephine Farmer spent Sunday in
Greenfield, Mass.
e. G. Titus of Boston visited in town
from Friday to Sunday
Miss Florence Berg has entered the local
freight office as stenographer.
Charles Allen spent few days in ia
maica this week. deer hunting
| Judge Z. W. Gibson has been in New
York on a business trip this week.
Miss Sybil Stetson Of Greenfield was a
guest of Miss Jessie Ransom wednesday.
Miss Margea Bemis went to Springfield,
Mass, Wednesday to visit her niece, Mrs.
A. p. Cross.
Miss Helen Rohde resumed her work in
the Office of the Durham Brothers COM
pany Monday.
Charles w Durham left this morning on
two weeks hunting trip In the vicinity
of Patten, Me.
William Foster has secured employment
with J. J. Haggerty & company of Boston
as stenographer.
/ T. ID. l. uludII1 was III SoSi Ooio, ~ IL,
| Wednesday on business for the Vermont
Loan & Trust company.
Mrs Charles Shepardson of West Gull
ford is quite i'll at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Austin Nichols.
DR.. John r. Cow went to Hanover, N.
! H., yesterday to visit his son, who is
student in Dartmouth college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wood of Ashuelot,
tod fop rInfU CIT unit
Mr.. and Mrs H. II. Everleth.
terday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Stock
wells mother, Mrs. Charles Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Warner returned
Troy, Rochester, Syracuse and Bingham
ton, N. Y.
NJ G. Houghton has been in New York
city this week on business. A. p. Simonds
will make business trip to New York
next week.
Mrs. Florence E. Farr leaves tomorrow
for her home in Fall River. Mass. after
spending several weeks in town with her
sister, Mrs. w. d. Gibson.
Raymond Duquette has been visiting in
town this week on his way to his home in
Chicopee Falls, Mass, from Montreal,
where he has been attending school.
H. w. Spaulding, who was in Guilford
the first part of the week hunting deer,
went Wednesday to Springfield, VT, to
join party Of hunters for the rest Of the
week.
Rev. L. M. Keneston of Baldwinsville,
Mass, visited his daughter, Mrs. j. G.
Johnson, the first of the week, en- route
or Andover, N. H., where he will visit
his father, B. c. Keneston.
Mrs. Mary Whitman of Boston and Mrs.
Oorcas Dighton and Mrs. Phoebe Mobiles
If St. John, New Brunswick, came the
irst of the week for three weeks visit
o their sister, Mrs. F. A. Woodbury..
Mrs. Franc E. Clark of Portland, Me-,
anne Tuesday to spend few days with
Ter sister, Mrs. Addie G. Van Doom, be-
ore going to Mortified, VT, where she
vil visit her daughter, Miss Caroline How
I'd Clark.
H. A. Pike returned Monday from Bos-
on, having completed full course in OPP
les, in connection with course of clinic
ractice in the Homeopathic hospital, and
eceiving diploma from the Klein School
f Optometry
Miss Christa M. Park, recently sales
oman for the Stoddard lectures, in Law
ance, has moved to II Wilbraham avenue,
Mass, where she lives with
er fathers family. Mss Park is teach
lg in the public schools of the city.
A. L. BarlSycomb has recently resigned
is position as travelling salesman for {
NTH & Sons at White River Junction, to
, to st. Adams, where he has bought
alf interest in grocery store. Mr.
arkycomb has been regular visitor to
rattleboro during the past nine years and
as many friends in town. ,
At meeting of the Swedish Lutheran ]
inisters of the Worcester district of the !
ew York conference in Worcester, Mass, II
ct. 81, Rev. S. p. Holmberg, who has t
I'd charge of the church in Gardner, I
ass, was elected to the charge of the
eene church, which has been under the 7
rection of Rev. S. T. Hammarlof of Brat l.
aboro, Vt.-Keene IN. H. Sentinel. >
w. NJ. Foster, employed for nearly two p
,ars as engineer at the Connecticut river l.
I'M, visited in town the latter part of \
st week, having recently returned from F
,sta Rica, where he went to look at an il
gineering project with view to becom- il
g its inspecting engineer While in Costa c.
lea Mr.. Foster met j. H. Burke, form h
ly of this town, and was entertained by G
m at Port Limon. Z