The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20
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Mrs. 4. y, Reed ha. rented her iens'
menl 10 William Heard.
Thoma. sisk Is al his home In New
London. Conn, for visit.
4 ~. n. hr.,, of A,hol. Mass. was an
lover Sunday visitor IA town,
l. q, Cllery went TO Lyndonville We'd
nesslay Tor a lew days stay,
:. ". Edgrtt has been IN Springfield
Mass, this week ON business,
| A. n. Clark Of Read.bono was bnsi'
ness visitor In town yesterday.
Miss Angie Knight will spend Saturday
and sunday in Greenfield, Mass,
Mr.. and Mr.. ". T.. Haskell leave To-
day gu a three weeks trip 10 the Pacific
coast,
Harry Davis has been at Windsor this
week acting NJ Jnfyman IN United states
court.
Mr.. II. n. Allen and Mr.. A. NJ.
blanchard wen, to Chester yesterday for
a visit
Mr.. Sarah IIilliard Of Nor,hheld Farms
j. the guest OF her sister, Mr.. George
Benson,
Mrs. A. l.. Pe,tee and Mis- Edith Wash
ineton are spending the day in Spring
field. Mass.
Mn George Hodgkins and Mrs. George
ID. Clark are spending the week in Spring
field. Mass.
C. r.. Crosby went yesterday 10 Boston
TO attend a conference Of New England
grain dealers.
Mr.. W. W. Wilson Of Wcsiheld
~. T.. Wilson.
Murray Frost Of Troy. n. " visited
al the home Of his father. +. q. Frost
over Sunday.
Mrs. T. ID. Whitney and daughter
Alice. went To Boston Monday Tor VISIT
Of few days.
T.. J. I.avelle Of Amherst. Mas, e
expected TO spend Sunday in town with
with his parents.
Mr.. John A. Bower left Monday for
Veugennes to spend the summer with her
son, Rev. l.. +. Bower.
Miss Ella Chase. who has been visiting
her cousin Miss Mabel Hunt, returned
TO Worcester, Mass. Monday.
T.. ID. Whitney and V. q. Jones were
in Amherst. Mass. last Friday TO witness
the Amherst Cornell baseball game.
Mis- Irene Plimpton returned Wednes'
day from a visit with her brother, w.
W. Plimpton in Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Smith returned
Monday from Washington, ID. C.. where
they have been for two weeks visit.
Miss May Lavelle leaves today for
Montreal where she will spend month
with her sister, Mrs. James Hamilton.
Mrs. II. G. Fifeld and son, j. u.
Fifeld. leave today for Manchester, \.
II. They will live at 90 Harrison street
Mrs. Eliza Banks returned to her home
in Mortified. Mass. Saturday after
spending several days with Mrs. j. NJ.
Mattoon.
Miss Marion Allen Of Bernardston.
Mass. is at the home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II b. Allen for an indef'
mite stay.
Mrs. F. w. Pettee underwent an
operation for appendicitis Friday evening
at her home. 30 High street. She Is get
ting on we'll
Miss Margaret Fitzgerald returned this
morning to her home in Westheld, Mass.
after short visit with her sister. Mrs.
Thomas Guiheen.
Rev. NJ. J. Carmody of this town acted
As one Of the assistant deaeons at the
funeral of Rev. Charles O'Reilly in West
Rutland Wednesday
| r.. II A. rLn,,.s Harmon az
n naiu, anu or,ired yesterday for visit
,.,h H., Uannn,,s sister Mrs .JuIa
wv, roaIar an Rrge street
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Mrs. H. u. laylor anu hI md o;.'
Wm.e Went , Ses' 'e;s;a ~ tho home of The
latter's sister, Mrs. Charles Fawcett.
DR.. G. F. Barber and DIR. +. r. Newell
have been in Rutland this week to attend
me aniluai conNdn.,on ~ =, assoo;at;nns
ana New 'ia''psn". "'."' -
Mrs. George Clark lett SATURDAY lor
| Springfield, Mass, where she VISITED her
son. going from there to FISHERS Island,
\. Y. Mr. Clark Is working IN WINDSOR
w: d. Baker OF Rumney, \. H., VINO
has been mentioned as republieah pos
sibility for governor OF the Granite state,
has returned to his duties IN the law
offices OF Clarke G. Fits
Wayne NJ. Reed of Montpelier and Mr..
and Mrs Ernest A. Reed and son Mar
shall of New York city are spending
few days. with Their sister, MIS- r. l.
Swift and Mrs. l.. ). Edwards.
Col. J. GRAY Estey will sail from New
York Tuesday on the North German
Lloyd liner Kronprinzessin Cecilie. He
viii he gone several weeks on a business
trim in England. France and Germany.
r., n n uvho.,.r aocomn,p;ed nv Dir
tomob,ie TO attend lhe New Eheian,h, "
teopatnlc asspcla'ioh meetings neiu ~
Spnngheid, Mass To-Day anu 'oho'roN'
+. w. Wilder of Grand Forks. n. d.,
president of the Vermont Loan 4 Trust