The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-04

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Mt. D., T., flass, H., !. confined ie The
.on.s hs liln.ss,
MIR Don MillsT, who has hsen III Atih
gtAu, has r,,oSst.si,
A 4. CaiI-nl.r "a. in New YORK riiy
nn ha.ine., Saturday,
NiR, u. e. iiFoNn !. recovering from
,.,.ial weeks illhsss,
Frank sieckwell is v.y ~ At b. home
GA South Main street,
| Charles n, Miles hss been in New York
city thu week on business
/ CSdr A, Cutler spent sunday with hi,
Iarni. ~ Springfield, W.
! Clarke 4, Fits spent q part oi the week
in BOSTON an legal bnslness,
Theaiore Nilsson sprained his ankle sat
unlat afternoon while skeeing,
i. II. Henry, who has spent the winter
ia California, returned Saturday.
Mrs Gertrude Matthews began work
TIN, week in g, T.. Warmers bakery.
Judge T., ". Gibson wac in New York
"Wednesday on professional business,
Dr g. II, Hunter has returned from a
visit IN Providence and resumed bic pfae'
iice.
!. II. Hunter of Lebanon. y. H.. has
entered the employ Of Rockwell a sheT'
win.
f1oyd Coolidge Wa, operated on Tor az
pendici,i. at the Memorial hospital Wed
ne.slay.
COL. II. T.. TAYLOR i. out ihis morning
after being confined 10 hi, home by Illness
ior a week.
Mis-. lzetia Willis has taken position
a. .ienogapher IN the oihe, Of the Braitlo'
hun garage.
Mr.. Dora Goodale returned Monday
from visit Of several week in Nit
tlneague, Mae.
Judge y l.. Martin viii preside al the |
trial oi the sugar ease IN New York which |
opens March 10,
Judge William :. Newton wa confined |
10 his home Monday and q portion Of the |
day Tuesday with severe cold.
H. {. Gleason OF Burlington. deputy col
lector Of internal revenue, made an Of.
hcial visit 10 Brattlehoro "wednesday.
II. 4. Eddy has returned from a inp to
EASTERN New Hampshire and Massaehu
.eits in the interests Of the Publishers Pa
per COMPANY.
John b. Nlanley went 70 Koene. y, H.,
yesterday IA the interest Of hls automO.
iile business He WIN attend the Boz
on automobile show next week
Hale X. Darling Of the law Office of
larke G. Fits went 10 hi home in Chel'
"a to attend town meeting Mr. Darling
etuncd with him to Brattlcbcro Wednes.
lay.
Robert Burnham. who has recently I'm.
shed course in the Clawson- Hamilton
chool. has taken position in the office
1 the Corticelh six company in Florence.
lass.
William Cox. who has been employed at
.enihan's barber shop for nearly year. ,
"a gone to Albany, y. Y, where he in. !
ends to follow hi trade OF a pattern !
maker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Martin Of Holyoke !
lass, and Daniel Martin OF Northamp-
on. Mass, were IN town the tirst OF the
eek on account Of the illness of Thoma,
lartin.
Frank L. Fish OF Nergennes was visi. t
II in town Monday enroute from Palmer, '
lass. TO his home. Mr.. Fish delivered q
n address before the bankers OF Palmer i
Ionday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Williams and 4
iughter, Miss Helen W. Parsons, former +
of Brattleboro. have moved this week "
to their new home. 100 Grenada Terrace, Q
Dringfield, Mass h
DR.. L. S. Edwards returned Wednesday
-ening from Baltimore, where he had a
zen on 10 days visit Mrs. Edwards ac. u
mpanied him to New York where she
ent the time with relatives.
Charles H. Stolte has taken a position :,
travelling salesman for the Consolidated q
illing company Of Boston and will make y
; headquarters in Springfield, Mass. He ,'
gan his new duties Tuesday. y.
Miss Ethel Streeter OF Pine street en- d,
Itained the clerks of Mann's store We'd h:
sday evening. Supper was served and d,
e evening was devoted to games and az
isic. Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Mann were to
ecial guests. it
Mrs. Charles f. Caustic OF Cambridge, ~
ass. who is the guest of her daughter. ~
Rs. William c. Horton, is sister-in-law y. ~
George Caustic of Montpelier who was ~
,erely injured by mad bull at his home ~ ~
that city last week. a.
Alfred Darling, the local telephone in sh
sctor. is one of the q children of the Ell
nityville. Long Island, n. Y, which re- an
we'd an extended write-up by New York ex
Ders last week. he
Raymond Collins, son of Mr.. and Mrs sn
orge A. Collins, was taken to the m,
mortal hospital last week with threat ne
ID attack of pneumonia. He was recov- ne
ng from an attack of measles and had its
nrned to school when he was taken i'll. me
;, l.. Greene manager of the Brattle- sn
o garage, left Tuesday ON business trip ne
Bellows Falls. Rutland, Bennington, Gr'
,rcester and Boston. He established ,ae
ncies for the Brush car at Bellows Falls, ~
tland and Bennington and sold two cars NJ
Bennington. W
'rrin B. Hughes received Tuesday an APP ter
ntment as special agent from the cen sis
bureau in Washington. His territory of
include Windham county. He will be- be-
his labors within week or ten days we
his appointment will probably last for vii
} or three months, his work being the Jul
ection of statistics pertaining to manu- Ne
lures. LEI
udge William S. Newton, during his in
lbency of 48 years as town clerk, has
n absent but twice at the opening of the
ual town meeting The second time Ma
last Tuesday when he was confined to the
home by severe cold. He appeared the
the scene however. before the meeting VIII
burned. siy
harles N. Moore of the Holyoke, Mass, IRE ae
e of the Grand Union Tea company lso
in town Monday to attend to trans dis
ing of the local branch of the business, Wn
Tho nast 10 wears IN T. T Tavlor Who con
recently returned to Brattleboro from =
ngfeld, Mass. nav
ap1 Mrs. Art hur Cham harlaip of | c1o