The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-30
PERSONALS

Riehard ponahue visited in Lowell,
Mass, over Christmas.
Ray Goo.lale ol MitIineague, Mass, was
Christmas guest IN town,
Edward Henson oi Hartford, Conn, Nas
a visitor IN town over sunday,
William MeManus visited a, hls home
ia iiolyoks, Mass, Sunday aud Monday
Albert Dunklee u Worcester. Mas,
Mas guest Of bic brother, X, D. bunklee,
Monday.
Rev. and MIR. II. II. Thhals Of South
Londonderry visited Mfs. W. I. Bruoe
Tuesday,
Luther Stone Of Town.hcnd visited his
sitter, Mr.. W. y, Tlmson, the trsi Of
the week,
Paul q. Gehring returned Tuesday after
few days yislt with his parents IN New
York city,
Miss Elfn Bemis was the guest Of her
parents in East Dover during the chrisi'
mas holidays,
Mr.. 4. u. Reynolds visited her father.
G. T. Dayls. at his home ia vernon
Christmas day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Mcaney aud son,
John, visited relatives Ia Bellows Fails
over Christmas.
Roliin :. Childs returned from New
York city Saturday after week spent al
the metropolis
Mr.. Frank Mathcr went yesterday
morning 10 Weston to witt her mother
for few days.
LLOYD X. Robinson returned on Tues.
day, after spending few days a, his home
I in Franklin, Conn
Lester II. Howe Of Hartford Conn, was
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. u.
Howe. over Sunday.
Miss Katherine DIVER went 20 her
home in Springfield VI, Saturday Tor a
vacation Of 10 day..
Misses Katherine and Grace Van Gump'
ster are spending the holidays at their
/ home IN Hon, \. y.
Rev. Father Long OF Proctor spent
Tuesday with his mother, Mn. Bridget
Long, on Cedar street.
| + H. Pier was in Jamaica Wednesday
10 attend the annual directors meeting OF
the Jamaica Savings bank.
| Mrs. Harriet =. Dearborn OF North
Main street is under the care OF nurse,
having been III for some time.
| George Rice Of White Plains, \. y,
visited al the home Of his father, Charles
Rice. Sunday and Monday.
NJ. J Guiheen OF New York city was a
Christmas guest at the home OF his pa
rents the first Of the week.
Mrs. Florence +. FAIR returned to Fall
River. Mass, Tuesday, after spending sew.
eral weeks in town with relatives.
Miss Harriet l.. Smith OF Meriden,
Conn. spent Christmas with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Smith, on Cedar
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nesbitt and two
| children and Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Prescott
spent Christmas at ID. l.. Prescotts IN
Vernon.
Mrs Hortense Switzer Bruce, who has
been IN the Farren Memorial hospital IN
Montague City, Mass, returned home
Sunday,
Mrs W. NJ. Vose and two sons, Cecil
and Charles Of Fitchburg, Mass, spent
Christmas with Mrs Nose's brother,
Harry L. Piper.
Bernard Haus has finished work for the
Durham Brothers company and has taken
a position rs clerk IN the warehouse oil
i T.. Crosby X company.
II. Z. Harris and L. /. Parker John
Rurcb and c. K. Simonds go TO Bellows
Fsils next Monday sleeping to raise the
chiefs Of Miantonoma tribe, No. !, oil
Red Men.
Miss Edwina 4. Whitney, a nurse IN
The Farren Memorial hospital in Montaa'
gue CITY. Mas, is spending the week
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs +, d.
Whitney.
Leslie Frost. formerly OF this town, UNI
derwent an operation for appendicitis az
the Mary Fletcher hospital IN Burlington
saturday. At present his condition Is
favorable
Miss Nellie L. Archer of New, York
ouened her Ames hill home Tuesday ior
the HOLIDAYS. She is entertaining Mics
Jessie l.. Patchen and Miss Elizabeth \.
Young of New York.
Al a Christmas dinner Monday Major
and Mrs. f. w Chlds entertained Judge
and Mrs. r. w. Gibson and family, MIS-,
: q +. Hadley Of Chester, John Baker o.
Boston and Rollin ; Chids
e Frank w. Pier was summoned TO Raw
sonville Friday morning by the ourhllill
of the saw mill of which ne was ioItleily
proprietor. 4 considerable ,.quantity %
humber belonging to him was burned witt
i the mill
Miss Florence Thurber, who IS at the
head OF the stenographic department o
the Mead Cycle company OF chicago, an.
!. Clarence III. Thurber of Colgate universit,
i,
: cation at the home of their parents, MT
and Mrs. j. w. Thurber,
Z Interesting letters have been recelve'
! recently from John j. Grady, formerly o
i i this town. who is now located at Stewart
u british Columbia, only about hall hour rI
$ walk from the Alaskan boundary. IN
e town is situated at the head OF the rory
e land canal, and according to Mr.. Grady
: description, is "just fiat, trlahgula
n piece Of gravelly deposit few s9uar
l. miles in extent and surrounded Amos
nntirelv nv snow-capped mountains
mile high" Mr.. Grady went to Stewar
> from Edmonton when news OF rlch geol'
/ deposit reached that city, and IS one OF
o few men who will remain on the lrontie
i settlement during the winter; He believe
s. Stewart has a future no, only because q
the rich gold deposits discovered IN tn
r. immediate vicinity but because, OF the pos
e sihilty that it will become the northern
!, tidewater terminal of the Canadian North
r. ern railway which is planning on trans
v continental system to compete with IN
Grand Trunk Pacific.