The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-06-11

Mrs C. S. Fay is ill with a severe cold.
F. e. George has been in town this week
Robert Field visited briefly at his home
here this week.
Percy Booth of North Adams was in
town Thursday.
Mrs. s. O. Davenport is housekeeping at
Arson Hooker's.
Mrs Nellie Worden visited friends in
Irving over Sunday.
Henry Brownell spent several days in
Chester, Vt, recently.
Miss Margaret Locke is at her home here
from Boston university.
Mrs. William Smith has gone to visit
relatives in Bristol, n. H.
Mrs Ellis of Keene has been at Mrs. p
f. Amidon's the past week.
f. HI. Davis of Wilton recently spent
two days at p. F. Amidon's
Miss Winnifred Redding was at home
from Brattleboro "Wednesday.
Mahlon Knapp was home from Spring
field a couple of days recently.
Mrs. Harriet Darling is caring for Miss
Althea Stearns, who is quite i'll.
Misses Jane and Rose Duggan of Green
field spent Wednesday in town.
Mrs. Eaton of Mortified, VT, is visit
ing Hinsdale relatives this week.
Mrs d. L. Fischer of Spofford spent
Tuesday with Mrs. F w. Tilden.
George Delphy of Tracey, Conn, spent
several days at his home this week
Mrs. Sprague of Somerville. Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs Addie Dix
Mrs M. S. Leach is visiting her brother
Capt. G. P. Hall in Shelburne Falls
Elmer Meterier of Keene spent Friday
and Saturday at Edmund Bergeron's
Chauncey Farr of Springfield visited at
F. w. Tildens Saturday and Sunday.
Emmett Doucette attended the funeral
of a relative in Bellows Falls Monday.
Rev M. S. Hartwell was in Keene Mon
day attending the ministers meeting.
Mrs. Fl. A. Savage is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. Lucy Potter of Bethel, Vt.
Miss Irene Hartwell went to Worcester.
Mass, Monday for visit with relations.
Napoleon Beleville of South Framing
ham spent several days in town this week.
Miss Rose Mead and Miss Lizzie Raine
began work at the Ashuelot paper mill
Monday.
Mrs Bert Brooks and her children of
New York state are visiting at A. A. |
Brooks's.
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ Lamb attended the
Urquhart-Procto wedding in East Jaffrey |
Thursday.
Leon Merritt attended the funeral of |
relative in East Warwick, r. l., one day
last week
Mrs. Edward Newell of Orange visited |
at Mrs Charles Davis's from Saturday I'M
til Monday.
Miss Katherine Ball of Winchester was
a guest of Miss Marion Robertson last
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Field returned Mon
day from short stay with relatives in
Vt.
Miss Marion .Jeffords was given sur
prise party by several of her friends last
Friday evening.
Mrs Bessie Simonds of Springfield, and
daughters of Boston, have been visiting
Hinsdale relatives.
Miss Ruth Fisher and Miss Judson of
Spofford spent several days with friends
IN town this week.
Mrs. ]. G. Rice of Twisp, Wash, has
been spending several days with relatives
and friends in town.
Dominique Bellevile will go to lowell
md vicinity tomorrow for a visit with
friends and relatives.
Orville Wood, superintendent of the
|
vas in town Tuesday.
Lorenzo Bergeron returned to Newport,
Z. l., Saturday, after spending several
weeks at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs Podmore of Fort Edward,
Z. Y, have been visiting their son, George
the past week.
Mrs. c. L. Graves of Warren and Mrs.
Emma Palmenter of Greenfield visited
frs. Addie Dix recently.
Mrs. ID. S. Swan and Mrs. Ella Bur
ank of Winchester. visited at j. p. |
'elch's one day last week.
b. A. Spencer is digging cellar under $
is house on the plain. In the rear of the
ouse he is building barn.
w. f. Robertson is in Boston attending
ne of the class reunions at the Massachu-
tits Institute of Technology.
Charles H. Pearson has sold his property a
! High street to N. o. Maynard, and will +
lcate the house about July i.
Miss Mary Flaherty returned Saturday y
ON Lewiston, Me-, where she has been
nployed for the past few weeks. &
Jamas and Harold White oo IN Soutb r.