The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-09
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cha,lrs Williams 10 spsndias The sssl
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Ju,ise ki,iss.lse ilaslins sAs IA ihh
~ faiis Mondas.
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IN Meall@lisF 1tlrsaisf,
n A. ptes aas Ia ,iAmalna 0n bsasinrss
Ina..lay and Wednesday,
a M Esiey tstnnsi Saturday itotn
business trip 10 Atlanta. ia
4. q. stafford fuiaInesl MondAs 10 hls
legislative duiies al Mon'I~lirf,
n. 4 Eddy has lsrvn IN New YORK on
professional business this wick,
Mi.. Marion siinonds has fsiufhsd
ftam A Nisil al Hartford, rohh'
n ~. Gibson vent 10 Manchester Mon
daV 10 attend Bennington toahiy court
Alanager John !, illasor q The ilfsaA'
HOUSE Mas Ia Springfield, Mass M"haal'
n l.. Rol.srts "a. oallrl 10 riiisi'eld,
Mass, Saturday b. ilie seiioas hlhrss OF
relative
Harold D., Whitney and John = Leon
anl we're Ia lielloas Falls yesterday on
business,
n. NJ smith II MANCHESTER, VI, has
heen a guest oi his brother, ., !, sahi'
tho week
Postmaster II. T. Taylor has been con
fnssl Io he home mn~i II the week siih
bad cold
Me. Flora Sargent. Who has hecn stop
ring ln town iuf a irs days, returned 70
Iiosion Monday.
DR. and Mn. 4. l.. Pciiee yi.iied a
M. home ii DE-, aud Mrs, y, G Ihofn "a
Dcefiield, Mass, Sunday.
Henry RYAN Neni 90 the fauen be-.
pital a. Montague. Mass, Friday and Nas
nl~raicd upon Saturday
Mr.. Mason Nooi. Who was taken 10 the
Memorial hospital iot a slight operation
has returned home this week.
Judge y. l.. Waterman wen, 20 Wool
stock Nondsy 90 preside at the Dcccmirf
term ~ Windsor county court
Mi. CaflA Ehbighausen. student al
the ClaWson. Hamilton college, - working
IA the office oi Sparks Brothers.
William l.mpert of Baltimore, Md, he
gan this week installing an upto date dry
/ kiln in the fclch \ Pier chair shop.
&. J. Ferguson 81 Burlington, superin.
tendcnt 81 the Vermont Anii'Saloon
league. was in town for shor time sat
urday,
ID. 4. Taskcr will go to Greenfield Mon.
day TO act a. Judge at the 18th annual
show Of the Greenfield Score Card Poul'
Try club
Miss Josephine Foster OF Springfield,
Mass. was called 20 Brattleboro Friday by
the sudden death OF her father, Sylvester
+. Foster
Mr.. and Mn. A. W Cutting returned
Monday from West Charleston, after
spending Thanksgiving at their former
I home there.
| Mrs. NJ. T. Reed OF Vernon has come
10 Brattleboro TO spend the winter with
her daughters, Mir. +. l. Swift and MR..
: I. :. Edwards.
Mrs. Luther Kaye returned 20 her
home Tuesday from Montague City, Mass,
where she lately underwent an operation
at Farren hospital.
George u Wood. who has been studying
al the Clawson Hamilton Commercial col
lcge. is employed in the Office of the White
River Chair company.
Walter Taylor. who has been attending
the Clawson.I Hamilton college, has &C.
ccpted position in the freight Office OF
the Central Vermont railroad.
Mrs. Leon Purinton OF Bristol was in
Bnttleboro Saturday in connection with
the disappearance of Mrs :. l.. Purinton,
who formerly lived IN Bristol
Mrs. j. A. Underwood has closed her
house in Jacksonville and will stay for
an indefinite time at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Mary Eddy, on Maple
street.
A. 4. Cudworth OF Londonderry, re-
ceiyer for the Hardware and Woodenware
company. was in Brattleboro Monday on
his way TO New York after a week spent
at his home.
Miss Gertrude Bailey entertained
number of her friends Tuesday evening at
her home. 3 Chase street Hearts were
played and a pleasing musical program
was rendered.
Mr.. +. /. Howe and daughter, Martha,
left Wednesday for New York to Join Mr..
Howe. They expect to sail on the Ber-
mudian tomorrow for Bermuda, where Mr..
Howe is manager of the Princess hotel.
Clarke C. Fits, II. c. Bacon, II. G.
and f, T. Barber w. II. Proctor and
Miss Katherine Dunlevy went TO Science
tady, n. Y, Wednesday to attend the
chancery hearing in the Hooker, Corser
x Mitchell matter
MISS Emily TX. tlapp, laughter VI WI
and Mrs George H. Clapp, started Mon,
day for Los Angeles, Cal, where she will
spend the winter with her uncle, l.. W
Towne, formerly OF Keene, n. II. Miss
Helen Warren of Keene accompanied
Miss Clapp.
Miss Marion NJ. Rice and Miss Mary D.
Uenshaw reached home Saturday after a
four months trip abroad They returned
on the steamship, Saxonia, which reached
New York from Naples Saturday morning
after a stormy passage. Miss Henshaw
will resume her work as teacher in the
high school after the Christmas vacation
Miss Viola Niles was given a surprise
party Wednesday evening at her home
So High street, by members Of her Sun,
honor of her 14th birthday anniversary.
She received Bible from her class, be-
sides many other gifts. Various games
were enjoyed and light refreshments were
served.