The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25
PERSONALS.

Coburn Gushing is i'll with the measles.
Miss Helen Childs is housed with tn,
measles.
Hugh 0'Brien will return to his home in
Rockingham Saturday.
Miss Eleanor Bcnps is at her home in
Dover for few days.
Mrs. Henry 4. Everleth has returned
from visit in Ashuelot, n. II.
Miss Mary Haigh went to the Memorial
hospital for treatment Tuesday.
Beatty Balestier has returned from a
visit of several weeks in New York.
Pauline Lang has returned home after
spending week at the Wilder farm.
| Watson Kendall of Springfield, Mass,
has been spending few days at his home.
Misses Margaret and Helen Clune will
visit Miss Flavin in Bellows Falls over
| Sunday.
Miss Alzina T. Amidon of Springfield
has been spending few days in town with
relatives.
Charles +. Mann went to Wallingford,
VT, today to attend the funeral Of a
relative.
George Fox has been confined to the
house much of the time this. week with a
severe cold.
Miss Ruth Hubbard has returned to her
work in +. L. Houghton's office after
short illness.
Mrs. Charles Lang was an over-Sunday
visitor of her uncle, Mr.. Wiley, at the
Wilder farm.
Mrs. Charles Il. Caustic of Cambridge,
Mass, is guest of her daughter, Mrs, Will
liam G. Horton.
Leon Hewitt burned his hands severely
with gasoline last week and has been I'M
able to work since.
Mrs. F. w. Childs and daughter, Miss
Ruth w. Childs, were visitors in Spring
field, Mass, yesterday.
Mrs. Ella Shaw has gone to Andover,
Mass, to care for her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Floyd Prouty, who is ILL.,
Louis Massey, formerly Of Springfield,
Mass, has entered the employ of the Yer
mont Printing company.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Einstein Of l76 William
street, New York city, expect to spend
some time in Brattleboro soon.
Mrs. Frank Prescott returned to her
home in Springfield, Mass, Tuesday after
a two weeks visit with her parents.
Mrs. Rollin Brown held the lucky coupon
at the matinee at the auditorium Saturday |
afternoon and was awarded the fur coat.
George Lee, formerly fireman on the
Central Vermont railroad, has accepted a |
position with the Brattleboro Cabinet |
Judge E. w. Gibson went yesterday to
Bennington where he gave talk on pri-
mary elections before the Bennington club
last evening
Misses Alice Jones and Ellen Sherman
Of Mt Holyoke, Miss Ruth Brown of
were among the college students home for
Washington's birthday.
Mrs. George L. Pearson returned Tues
lay to Boston after spending few days
with her husband, who is associated with
Clarke G. Fits, counsel for the Publish
sr's paper company, as civil engineer.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Dewitt leave this
week for Port Antonio, Jamaica. They
ail from New York on the new boat,
Mattapan, of the United Fruit company's
inc. Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt expect to be
lbsent about two months.
G. R. Crosby, representing the firm of :
:. Crosby & company, was in Boston We'd
lesday to attend hearing given by the :
Interstate commerce commission to the (
rain dealers of New England on the ques- j
ion Of retaining the milling privileges now {
n effect. t
About Is friends and neighbors of Mr..
nd Mrs Charles H. Welcome gave them |
surprise call Monday evening at their I
ONE on Organ street. The occasion was L
he tenth anniversary of their marriage |
nd an array Of useful tinware was left by e
he visitors. The evening was spent in !
ocial way and refreshments were served. Q
james H. Burke writes from San Jose, t,
osta Rica, under date of Feb. that the I
olcano Poas, 30 miles from that city, was D
! eruption Jan. Is for the first time in so /
ears. Ashes of a sulphurous nature O.
fused much damage to clothing and mil m
merry throughout San Jose, but there t.
ere no more. serious results and little Of
arm among the population. lie