The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-18

Miss Rn,h Harlow Is IN wilh measles,
IL, u. Sherman visited IN fuinsy oss
Sunday.
Mw, y, l., Rssd !. II a, the Armor,
apartments.
e. A. Cutler visited in wllllams,enn
Mass, over Sunday,
Mlss Massrsiis smith Is visiting u
Mashingien. Conn,
Miss isrFnler Pike visited in holsoke
Mass, over Sunday,
Mr., \. ID. danson gee 10 ksens. \
H., today for Wait.
=, .. Leonard returned Wednesday from
yi.li in Troy. \. \.
Mr.. y. II. Masse u Boston Is eApeetes
today foT Walt In town.
Miss Charlotte barrett ls Visiting 10
Springfield. VI. this week.
Lawyer ". H. Z. siieknsy Of Bethel Ma,
IN town on business yesterday.
A. i.eiih Of Springfield, Mass. has be-u
gnest Of j. Sutherland this week.
", H. burt Of Williams street, one Of
the local butcher, ls III with measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth famum and child
81 Clark street arr victims Of measles.
Miss Ruth Snow Of Marlboro u spending
q few weeks with Mrs. Robert Nesbiii.
Miss Leona Prouiy is with Mrs. W. II.
Newton on Elm street for the present.
y. W, barnard and family have moved
ifom . Myrtle street to ITO Canal street.
Leon Hewitt aud brother went 10 Rut.
land Monday TO attend the funeral Of an
aunt.
Mr.. Eliza Banks OF Mortified, Mass.
has been a recent guest Of Mrs. Julia Mat
toon.
Mrs. G. l.. Gibbs went 10 White River
Junction Saturday for a visit with rrla'
tiyes.
Mrs. II. NJ. Langwor,hy Of Hinsdale. n.
H.. visited her mother. Mr.. 7. w. Bruce.
Tuesday.
Judge T.. ". Gibson, X. {. Bacon and
Z. ;. Chase are IN Readsboro on legal
business.
Mrs. John Sutherland and infant daugh.
ter are expected 10 return TOMORROW from
llolyoke, Mass.
II. q. T.. Pratt Of Kecne. \. H., has
been spending part OF the week at his
home IN town.
II. 4. Shaw OF Highland street has been
confined 20 his home this week by an at
tack Of pleurisy.
X. 4. Mosher has leased y. a. Behring's
house on Tyler street and will move there
at an early date.
Mrs. T.. !. Perry returned Sunday to her
home IN Greenfield. Mass, after few
days visit in town.
Mrs. Martha Fay OF Hinsdale, y. H.,
has been visiting at the home OF Foster
Stearns ON Pearl street.
Miss Ethel Eddy resumed her teaching
in the Canal street school Tuesday after
her illness with measles.
Rev. and Mrs. ID. 4. Trout have been
spending the week at Mrs. Trout's former
home in Rockpor. Mass.
Miss Gertrude Matthews is expected to
succeed Mrs. Emerson as clerk in q. L.
Warmers bakery March ].
Mrs. +. b. Davis OF Canal street has re
Gently purchased pure white Persian cat
which was bred in England.
+. l.. Reed has this week resumed his
work at c. I. Thomas's drug store after an
absence on account of illness.
John r. Dunleavy underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at the Brattleboro
Memorial hospital Wednesday.
A. l.. Trip, superintendent Of the Brat.
tleboro street railroad company, is i'll with
measles and pneumonia is feared.
Rev. l.. NJ. keneston Of Baldwinsville,
Mass, came Tuesday for brief visit with
his daughter, Mrs. j. c. johnson.
j. G. Ullery is making business trip |
this week through the cities OF Kingston, |
Il. l., Boston and Worcester, Mass.
George knight. who has been working |
in Springfield Mass, several weeks, has re. |
turned to his home on Pearl street.
Mrs. Nellie +. Bower, guest at the
Brooks House, left yesterday for Pittsburg, |
Pa, for business trip of several weeks.
Mrs. G. Il. Warner entertained mum.
Der of her women friends at 500 Tuesday /
lfternoon. A buffet luncheon was served.
Mrs. 4. A. Gehring and family left Tues.
lay for a six weeks stay in Meriden, Conn,
before joining Mr.. Gehring in Galveston,
lex.
c. X. Dunklee was in Bellows Falls We'd
iesday to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Dunk
ee's grandfather, Daniel johnson, who
lied last Sunday.
Miss Eliza Biddle, who has spent the
winter with her parents in Springfield,
Mass, has returned and is spending few
weeks with Mrs. Dana Stafford.
Don Wilcutt left Monday morning for
Hartford, Conn, where he has entered an
Institution for the blind. He was accom-
'anied by Mrs. +. A. Richardson,
Miss Minnie Flagg Of Prospect street
vent yesterday to Boston to spend a week.
While there she will attend the banquet
o be given by the Daughters of Vermont
that city.
Fred Tuthill, whose accident in North
mpton, Mass, was reported several weeks
go, is making good recovery from his in
lries and has this week gone to his home {
rom the Dickinson hospital where he was (
AIRED for. i
Miss Elsie P. McClosky and Miss Ella :
ullivan left Monday for New York city
n the Bermudas to spend some time at
ne Princess hotel. I
Miss Ruth Sargent gave valentine party
er Sunday school class. Heart decora- 7
ons were used effectively and dainty re-
eshments were served. Games were en-
yed throughout the afternoon.
Mrs. Belle Sargent of Springfield, Mass,
as called here Friday by the illness of her
ster, Mrs. Agnes d. Randall, chief opera
# of the local telephone exchange She q
turned to her home Monday accompanied ~
Mrs. Randall, who will spend two weeks y
ere. "
Mrs. E. j. Coils gave valentine party e,
onday afternoon to a number of her Il
omen friends. Five hundred was played t,
ID favors in heart shapes were given. d.
ISIS Marion Knight and Miss Annie Rich :
dson won the prizes Refreshments were
rved If
Charles w. Gates of Franklin, state high :
~ commissioner, came to Brattleboro
ednesday to testify at the hearing which
Is to have been held before the public
rvice commission, returning to his home fc
e same evening upon learning that the a
airing had been postponed d,
Miss El;1ohoth rrov~or ro+urroJ Wodras 81