The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
BrattlebOrO Local
PERSONALS

Mm y I, Sail, visited in Re~v. Mas
asfs NaRsieN,
Mrs. n, y, iless h sIsR,lins lhr vel
IN liinslsl-. y n
Ne sol Ms, n 7, eilsl an visiting 10
N.s lIshinn. tonn,
Mrs n y nass, IT,, has sons 90 hlN
ins, Mas, ief visit
Miss Ge,tIuls Croker lril MonlaF iaf !
visit Ia liailimaTr, Nd,
RI rsnIon has he~h sl@ndlhg the Nesl
Ia NrN Aaik city an hasinras
Mt.. q. l.. chlisls seat Ia Turner's iall'
iaalay h. Irmain oFeF i-abor day,
Mr.. johanna Iasmrf IL Chlrasa !,
Visiting heF SISTER, Mn, Meta Sieitr,
Me. Nellie Dann Il Providence. H. l.
: ! sussi II Miss Edith Washington,
Mr. anJ Mrs, Duane Far returned Wei
nr,slsy irom a visit IA Sernhrld, Mass,
Mr. H. n. Ealleih returned Monday
irom a tao weeks visit in New York city
Me and Mr.. Ralph Rosd II New ie'k
riis have hcen visiting N tom ihe i'as'
week
Mh.. Eva smith II wello.ley. Mass,
has visited MI and MIR, y, !, swift tins
wurk
Nj. aud Nh :, W. Elsrii have ~
turned ilam a carriage drive through the
county,
Challr. Miner. Who la. hccn caring ior
IL u. fi.k, has rrtutncl 10 he home ~
Burlington,
Mis. Pauline Putnam gor. 10 onuge,
/ Mae, tomorrow 10 siend Labor dag with
her brother,
M. Julia Barrett aud daughter, Miss
/ ghaflniir. have returned from a Nisii IN
We, ToWn.hrnd,
Mr.. l.. y. Adams has this week moved
into the house On Howard street formerly
occupied ~ II l.. Emerson,
d.. and Mr.. T.. c. llayiland let yestef.
dav ior k~nr. y. IL, where the former
viii engage ia private practice.
1 Mr.. Alice Shaw Bancroft q Baston
Nill resume her Position next week ~
/ head trimmer for Donncll 4 DAVIS.
Nh, Nellie Wyman Allen has taken
rooms IN H. " Tenncy's house, Walnut
street. aud will make her home there.
Mr.. and Ms. II II. HAYWOOD have -.
turned 10 their home IN Wilmington,
Del. after a two months witt IN town
Mr.. and Mr.. Guy Howe 81 Aihol. Mass,
spent several DAYS with Mr.. llowes
mother. Mr.. Maverette Howe, last week.
T.. ! Brown and son. Francis. Of North
ampton, Mass. have been visiting his
parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. c. A. Brown, thu
week
Henry II. Crosby returned SATURDAY
from Pine Plains, \. v, where he went
the tr,t 81 last week with Dr. g. X An.
derson.
Mr. T.. G.. Warner. Miss MAY Edwards
y IA in \nV Ia.
field. VT. attending the Unlyersalist con.
ference.
Mrs. James VI. adams and family re
turned Thursday evening from West
Thornton. ~ IT., where they spent the
summer.
Miss Nettie FAY OF Someryillc. Mass.
returned to her home Thursday after
spending three weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
". T. Banks.
Miss Addie Ilman Of Taunton, Mass,
who hassheen visiting at the home of Mrs,
Ada Dowley was an oyerSunday visitor
in Hartford, Conn.
Miss Minnie Rich. who has been the
guest of DIR. and Mrs. Fremont Hamilton
several weeks. returned Thursday 10 her
home in Middlebury.
DIR. l.. +. Heaphy OF New York, who |
has been spending the week in town with /
his sisters, goes today to Montpelier TO
visit his brother, I. j. Heaphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Bartlett. Miss
Susie 2. Liscom. Miss Alice T.. Barnes and
W. II. Buzby returned Monday from sun
set lake where they enjoyed weeks out
ing.
Mr.. Martin Craft and daughter. Bertha.
of Worcester, and Alrs. Louisa Knight OF
Leicester Mass. who have been visiting |
Mrs. Mary Crosier have returned TO their
homes
Norman Darlings favorite early apple |
tree was raided last Friday night anu be
tween one and two bushels of porter APP. |
pies taken. Mr.. Darling is trying to mud /
the thieves.
James Perry, who is employed in
brokerage office in Hartford, Conn, re
turned to his work Tuesday after spending
a few days at the home or his parents
in this town.
Mrs. G. II. Smith leaves Tuesday for
New York city to attend the fall millinery
openings. She will be joined in Hartford
by Miss Carrie Angel, who will be her
trimmer this season.
Miss Harriet Smith of Meriden, Conn,
has been spending several days with her
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Smith, on
Puaf street. SHp WAS accompanied "
Miss Minnie Helcomb of Meriden.
Mrs. W. II. Barrett has returned from
a six weeks visit in Boston and vicinity
She will resume her position IN Mrs; =. II.
Smiths millinery store Tuesday and be IN
,harge of it during Mrs.. Smiths absence
in New York.
Ferris r. Vaughan. William B. Vintom
md George H. Bond returned last night
rom three weeks trip in the west and
llong the Pacific coast. They attended
he triennia concave of Knights Tempiar
it Chicago and from that city went tot
California and Oregon.
Lee, Hagan, who has been in charge of
he monotype department of the Vermont
Printing company since last spring. left
-oday for his home in Cambridge, Mass,
where he will remain until receiving fur-
her orders from the Lanston Monotype
Machine company by whom he is EN-.
,loyed His place in the local office will
je filled by William E. Blake.
Miss Ella Newman Is at the home OF
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Newman,
or weeks visit before going to Boston
where she will cake position as stenogra-
,her in the Exchange building with her
lister. Miss Bessie Newman Miss New
nan has recently resigned her position as
eacher in the Allegheny, Pa., preparatory
cRool where she has been for several
ears.
Crosby Adams, who, recently started for
lie Pacific coast by automobile in COM
ANY with two other Norwich university
tudents, has been in town this week.
rhe young men went as far as Minneapolis
N their machine and continued to the
cast by train. MFR. Adams expects to en-
rage in fruit raising in the state Of Wash
ngton and is planning to return there nm