The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
PERSONALS

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Siritlarh Mri'hse lrii Sunday night ioF
Do, honsr IA Woodstock, Cat,
Mis, 4 " lahhssn ~ anrhiisld Visil
u Hlaiiy~, IN town "Wednesday,
Miss Margaret ami Ml.s Mars l.illis We.
ted Ia nRshhrld, Mass,. "srt Sunday,
Edward l., iiAi.s II bennington nae IA
lhaliisharo Saturday "n professional h''si'
ness.
Ml.. Marlan Sionr II syIaease y, \.
las rnirIrd the smplos ii D. l.. iilidTrlh
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Mr., Hammond II i.s6s Pleasant, Mass,
yisil~i Al hrr hTolhrf's, A. hnatn's, lhi,
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Mi.. Kate Randall II Topn.hrnd !. =
snrsi II Mr ani Mr, D. &, DAVIS "H
Clark street,
Mn, John Pike sent 10 wanl.boro
FRIDAY 60 attend ihe funeral II Mr..
Iharle. Wall.
y. ". Ilrsni. al Mrridrn. Cann.. sl.rul
SATURDAY and Sunday ui,h he sister. Mr.
4 e. u, Crosby,
Mr., aud Mr., JAIME. Wright and daugh
Ter ~ Springfield Nvw Eirsis IT y, y
Cook ili. week,
MI aud Mr.. John Ellie II Jamaica
afr here Nth their IN, George Ellie, and
III. wife. aha are ~
Mr.. {. &. Fit. has been spending the
week ~ Springfield. Mass. with her sister,
Mr.. T.. = adams,
Mr., aud Mr., ". II, Gay II - Elliot
siuvi luirilv observed their 10th mar
rage anniversary Monday,
n. e. Rice ~. Ia Springfield, Mas,
"Wednesday un account of the eI'iral ~
nc.s 81 b. uncle. l., i. adams
Nj. Emily u, Clapp !. SPENDING two
weeks Ia Schenectady, y. v. a. the
euesi ri Mics Grace Whitaker.
John u. Manl,y was visitor ~ Mont
Keller Monday, going "Wednesday 10 I
Springfield, Mas, an hnsincs,.
Mi,. Clara Davis went in Moui.yille /
"Wednesday 20 attend the funeral nt her I
hrnihct's wife, Mr., Alvin DAVIS
Mr.. aud Mr.. ". T.. Bartlett aud Archie /
Blanchard have been visiting n Henry /
Manns in Wilmington this week
Mr.. T.. \. Eddy Of Strattnn ha. been
the guest ri her son. llcrmon T. Eddy
an W,s'cin avenue during the week.
Frank H. Putnam went 10 New York
ritv "wednesday on business IN connection
with the Vermont Loan q Trust company
Mn. Ashbcl Mcacham and two children.
l. 81 mol.
.o their home in Tawnshcnd last Monday.
Mr.. Loui, Massey and daughter. Beat
rice. Of Springfield Mass, are guests Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mr.. Frank Stock
we'll
NIi.s Elsie T.. McClosky. superintendent
u Memorial hospital. was in Burlington
and Friday OF last week visiting
hospitals
J. G. Ullcry was in West Chesterfield
Wednesday in attendance at the meet
ne held by the New Hampshire state
,oard of agriculture.
Miss llilda ". Boyd, superintendent OF
Ncsson Memorial hospital in Springfield.
Mass. was guest of Miss McClosky I
rom Friday 10 Monday. :
George A. Wcllman returned Saturday I
rom Rochester. y. Y. where he at
\dler clothing company.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Barber have been
pending the week in Montpelier with her {
arents. Mr. and Mrs. {. :. Whittier
lr. Barber attended the supreme court.
Miss Rose Loubet. graduate of the ri
urses' training school OF the Brattleboro !,
Iemorial hospital. left Tuesday for II
'orth Dakota. where she intends to be h
in practice. il
Miss Catherine McMenmen underwent a,
successful operation Monday at Memo IL
al hospital and is reported as doing q
ell. Ur. b. II. Wells of New York city N
as the surgeon. h,
Mrs John Farwell, who has been spend Oh
~ the winter with her son, Henry Far t.
ell, on Spruce street has been seriously 10
for a week with pneumonia, hut Is now
ore comfortable. =,
Earl Titus of Boston is spending a few "
Tvs at his home. Mr.. Titus. who has ~
zen working for the Boston Globe for ID
e past two years. will begin work on ',
e Boston Journal next week. -, ~
A. f. Cudworth, who was an over-Sun- f.
" guest at his home in South London ne
Try, was in Brattleboro Monday en- fo
ute to New York to resume his duties r.
one of the receivers of the Hardware X la,
OOdenWafe company Fl
George Lucies, formerly proprietor of ne
e Lyric theater, who recently went to CT
,ntral Falls. r. T.. has sold the moving Lc
cture theater that he purchased in that lie
ace and moved to Holyoke, Mass, where So
expects to engage in another line of ia
siness. Dc
Mrs. Adelia Park entertained mum Pu
r of her women friends Wednesday af. II.
noon and evening in honor of her IA
'thday anniversary. The game of 800 ers
S played and bountifu supper was Sn
we'd Mrs. Park was the recipient of mi
reral pieces of china. VI
Miss Marion NJ. Rice, who this week ste SIC
ishes a three-years' course of training So
the Pennsylvania hospital in Phiadel
Ia is expected Tuesday to spend some
lie at the home of her brother. H. C.
,e, before starting for Europe for
oi seNer'i 'hoi'''S' lit
)r. E. S. Bowen entertained party at day
at his residence on High street Tues nor
evening in honor of his niece, Miss tive
tn Amsden, of Shelburne Falls. Mass tlef
enty young women were present The win
t prize was won by Mrs William H. was
harrison, and the BOBBY was awarded ner
Mrs Sherman Abbott A buffet lunch sun
was served IRA
!. w. Orkins went to New York city ).
nday to enter the employ of Butler L.
thers. where he will have charge of NJ.
buying in the five and ten-cent de- T.
tment. This concern is one of the F.
.est in the country dealing in small !;
es. G. A. Gibbs of Brattleboro as w.
les the management of Mr.. Orkins's T.
e in Brattleboro. Mr.. Orkins's fam j. +
left for New York Tuesday. And
Green, the comedian at the Empire
tier the first three days of this week FL
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