The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
PERSONALS

Henry y. Mohr will yisi, At his home
In Hartford. Conn, saturday
Mn. T., c. Davis returned Tues'ia.
irom visit in Colrain, Mas,
Mn. John BoSsciie visited IN Spring.
field, Mass, during the week.
Mis- Alta Cray and William MeCrillls
spent sunday in Claremoni, \. H.
Mis- MARY Field Of Chicago has bocn
a CUES, AT the Melrose this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. c. Adams and son
visited in Springfield, Mas. "Wednesday,
". r. Daley has been in Grocnield
this week attending Franklin county court
Mn. J. 4. Rogers went 10 Orange,
Mass, Friday for day 3 visit with roia-
tiyes.
Miss Josephine Tocit 81 Boston y
visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs' H. T.
L. Toedt.
Mn. I. c. Gale and son Bryan have
returned from Boston and are living at
20 Oak street.
Mrs. Ralph Pe,,ce underwent an opera.
ton at the Bat,lcboro Memorial hos
pital Monday.
Regis and Barbara Ridden Of Bellows
Falls are guests Of Mr.. and Nlrs. n y.
Rohde this week.
Harry Kelly Of Philadelphia has been
visiting at the home Of his sister, Mrs j.
=. fcrriter, this week.
Judge +. l.. Waterman, who has been
holding court at Newport, has been at
home during the week.
Miss Matilda ullcry is at home during
the Easter vacation Of 81. Margaret 8
school in Concord, \. II.
Arthur W. Peach, instructor IN the
Allen school at Newton, Mass, Is at home
for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Roger Donoghue OF Holyoke'
Mass, spent Sunday with her PARENTS
Mr.. andMrs. Patrick Guihecn.
Frank l.. Fish OF Nergennes, on his
way home from Springfield, Mass, stopped
over Sunday in Brattleboro.
Mrs. George Pearson, who spent Easter
with her husband, returned TO her home
in Boston Monday afternoon.
Luther Hawley OF Braintree, Mass
is spending the Easter vacation from his
school duties at his home here.
Misses Flora and Elizabeth Cattanach
returned this week from a I'D days visit
in Boston and Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Clapp re-
turned Friday evening from fortnight s
trip to Washington and New York.
Miss Ruth c. Childs was absent from
her duties in Emerson a Son store the
first of the week on account OF illness.
Miss Eva Knowlton went TO Bellows
Falls last week. She is employed as
stenographer in the office OF the town
clerk
Shelton keneston returned Wednesday
to his home in Baldwinsville, Mass,
after a visit with his sister, Mrs. }. Z.
Johnson.
Mrs. c. NJ. C. Richardson OF South
Ashburnham, Mass, has been visiting
this week at the home of DIR. and Mrs Z.
S. Pratt.
Mrs. Jennie Bemis and daughter, Mrs.
Harriet Bemis, expect to visit IN Holyokee
and Springfield, Mass, tomorrow and
Sunday.
Charles l.. Gibbs and family have re-
turned from White River Junction where
thew have been visiting Mr.. Gibbs s
relatives.
W. J. Willis has hired tenement on
Horton place and Mrs. Willis came Mon
day from Bellows Falls to live with her
husband here,
MIR. and Mrs. c. r, Benson of Hat
field, Mass, were called here the first OF
the week by the illness and death OF Mr..
Benson's mother.
Mrs. +. A. Norcross gave bridge par
ty to several of her women friends Tues
day evening at her home on Oak street.
A luncheon was served
Mrs. H. II. Everleth entertained a
party of eight young women at 5OO I'M
day evening in honor OF Miss Florence
Strong OF Hartford Conn.
Will Schuster leaves next week for
New York city where he will join one OF
the Aborn opera companies which is to
make tour of the large cities.
Joseph Kelley of Springfield, Mass,
resigned Monday as bellboy at the
Brooks House and announced that he
intended to go west when he left town.
Mrs. James M. Adams is spending
the week in Cambridge, Mass, visiting
her sister, Miss E. May Dame, who is
to sail for Europe about the middle of
April.
Miss Mabel Barrows has been enter
tanning this week, Miss Mary Ann Knox
of Leavenworth Kan. Miss Knox was
Miss Barrows' roommate at Bradford
academy.
Mrs. Thomas Halloran and niece,
Miss Catherine Carmody, who have been
guests of Mrs. Halloran's brother, Rev.
M. J. Carmody, for several days, returned
to Bennington Monday.
Gay W. Curtis, of New London, Wis
consin, who has been attending the Claw
son-Hamilton college, has accepted
position as stenographer with the Fellows
Gear Sharper Co., of Springfield.
A recent issue of Music Trades con-
tanned portrait of Ralph Reed, formerly
of this town, who has recently been made
manager of the New York warerooms
of the John Church piano company.
George N. Thompson of Boston, a
Boston & Maine civil engineer, came to
Brattleboro Friday to join the party
engaged in making survey for railroad
between this town and Hinsdale, N. H.
, Miss Alice Russell and niece, Miss May
Russell, of New London, Conn, are visit
ing Miss Hartnett. Miss Russell will
spend some time with her brother at
West Dummerston before going back to
New London.