The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-18
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| Mrs. a. y. Nufttrf IL WISHING ~ hSt"s
Ms. }. Warner Spear 's III wl'i
lasaslss.
olsi Garrison has been housed this wssi
b. illns<s.
Miss Mary Lynch al Ladiow, W. is Vie
liing IN lesn,
|, .lrnse Walk, e si.i,ias hl. san. bsri
Millrs. in Vernon,
Il ~. Mann was in New York last weei
hnsine spring seeds.
Crosby Adams ef Springfield. Mass, was
visitor in town Monday.
Miss fias-ie oeer Is taking a vacation
from the store u J. y. Mann this week
II, A, seayefns is detained from he
work in the liolsiein'fnaslan Office by W.
noss.
Miss blanche Martin visited In Spring
field. Mass, Thursday and Friday Of last
week.
Miss Minnie Lsiisinser resumed work
Monday At !. y. Manns after a weeks
vacation,
Miss Marion NJ, Rice went Tuesday 10
New Haven. Conn, for visit with col
lrgr friends
Mis- Mary I.add was called TO her home
In Chieopee. Mass, Monday by the Illness
OF relative.
Mis-. Stella Bcattie IL Salem. Mass. has
been a recent guest Of Mrs. Clan Meaeham
oi Rraitle street.
Miss Helena Moran returned Saturday
| from a two weeks visit al her home IN
Millers Falls. Mass.
Miss Florence Lyons returned Friday 10
her home In llolyoke. Mass, after spend
ing some time In town.
Dr. Henry ID. Holton went 10 Burlington
Monday to speak that evening before the
University Research club.
Miss Maude Leitsineer will resume work
Monday as bookkecper al W. 4. Morses.
after an extended vacation.
DIR. James G. Austin Of Spencer, Mass,
was a visitor at the home Of his brother,
Martin Austin. over Sunday.
Mrs, II. NJ. Carrier Of Amsterdam. y. v,
has been visiting AZ the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Martin Austin. this week.
Misses Flora and Emma Bell Of Green.
field, Mass, were over.Sunday visitors 81
Mrs. II. J. Mahan. II Canal street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. p. Dewitt plan 10 start
soon on tim 90 the island Of Jamaica
where they viii spend several weeks.
Mrs. John Washington and daughter
Miss Edith Washington. visited relatives
in Athol. Mass, Saturday and Sunday.
j. NJ. p. Metcalf. president Of Talladega
college at Talladcga. Ala. has been in town
this week in the interests Of the institn'
tions.
Miss Isabel Strong Of the telephone cx.
change was called 10 Bristol this week.
on account Of the serious Illness Of her
sister.
Mrs. Arvine Pike entertains the ID. c.
club today. Supper will be served and
progressive euchre viii be played this
evening
Mrs. Williams and her granddaughter.
Miss Pauline Lang, are guests OF Mrs.
Williams brother. Alonzo Wiley, at the
Wilder farm this week.
Frank b. Putnam has been in st. Johns
bury and other northern Vermont towns
this week in the interests of the Vermont
Loan & Trust company.
Win Schuster Of New York city is visit.
ing at his former home here, the opera |
company with which he has been out hay |
ing disbanded for the season.
Mrs. Margaret Bowen. who was called to |
her home in Springfield. Mass. last week |
by the illness Of her mother. Mrs. King, |
has returned. leaving her mother consid
erably improved.
Mrs. T. j. Waterman gave a luncheon
at her home on High street Tuesday after
noon after which bridge was played at
three tables. The prizes were won by Mrs. |
H. r. Brown and Mrs G. L. Stickney
Helen. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Austin. who has been critically i'll at
the home of her parents on Oak street
during the past week with pneumonia fol-
lowing an attack of measles. is improving.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. s. Edwards go tomorrow
to New York city where the latter will
spend week at the home of her brother,
Ernest Reed After spending Sunday in
New York DR.. Edwards will go to Balti
more for weeks visit
James +. Harding, formerly local re-
Cripple Creek Col. where he has en-
ployment with surveying expedition
Mr., Harding has COMPLETED three years at
Yale and is earning money to complete his
course at the university.
Charles L. Preston. representative of the
foreign office of the Corona Kid Manufae
.uring company at Riga. Russia, has been
spending few DAYS in town, the guest of
Frank II. Howard of North Main street
md Harry Thomas of Prospect street. Mr..
Preston expects to sail from New York
,ity March . on his return to Riga. He
viii visit Paris on the way. Later in the
northern Asia, including Persia, Afghan
stan, and North India. Mr. Preston is a
ION of Mrs Anna Preston. formerly of
Iorthfeld, Mass, and now of Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Clauson of this city
AVE received word that their son, j. Earle
'lauson, has resigned his position as Sun
lay editor Of the Providence (R. ~ Jour
al and has taken a position with the Mum
ey syndicate to do magazine work in New
FORK. Mr.. Clauson has been in Providence
early 10 years, five of which he has spent
n the journal staff. the last three being
d the capacity Of Sunday editor. He and
FRS Clauson will move from Providence to
Few York next Thursday. and Mr.. Clauson
ill assume his new duties next week.
rutland Herald, Feb. IL. Mrs. Clauson was
,rmerly Miss Bertha Stickney, whose
ONE for a number of years was in this
OWN.