The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11
PERsoNALs

la.t week,
Juiss y, ", Glbsea ~. IN I.oa,lon1
derry fsss.lay,
Ciino,d llelhfsel II foa nsl,sad l. viii,
lnhn T. Nlrhels,
Mr.. ani Mn. l.. y. iioii.n haze l.eea "a
itoslon THE errk,
Mrs, y 4, Haas. n, aas taken Ia Me
uoIial hoslllal SATURDAY
l.. H. Iiatlrr aud soa ha.r hsrn in H.,
inn THE Nrrk 90 basiness,
Ni.. Lena Walker srrhl Sunday aud
Monday IN Iiafrmonl, =, u,
n N. si@kN.ll II South llaller Mas
has hrtn 10 laah during ihs week
E,lsar Gresoiy II NrN York riiy has
entered The oilior II y l.. lioaghten,
M. and Mrs. &, u. l.amsan arr IN hos,
tea aud Hyde Park, Mass, this week,
nr &. II. Aldr,h went ia Hasten We'd
tuesday To- attend the automobile show,
MIiss Minnie A, Scott has bern visiting
relatives IN New York city the pact week,
flod II, Harris 81 Dartmouth collcer VI.
tied al his home here the fret u the week
Miss Edith Washington has taken a %,
siiion ia the dental office al d.. A. l., fci-
tee,
Mi.s Alice naneroi, Shaw of Boston ha.
taken a position a. trimmer with Donnell
naNe,
John u, Manlcy went SUNDAY 10 BOSTON
Go attend the automobile show IL session
this week,
Robert Mitchell II Springfield. Mas.
has been visiting Al his former home here
this week,
Mr.. u. T.. Trout has returned from
Rockland, Mas, where she has, been Vlsii'
ns her parents.
Nlr and Mr.. e. " Durham have been
attending the automobile show in Boston
during this week
Nli.. Miriam Childs has entered the o.
ice OF the Twin State uas and Electric
company as sirnographcr.
Miss Mary Danncll and Mr. ;. W III
geit are IN New York city looking up
spring styles ia millinery,
Miss Florence skinner viii begin her Ia.
bors ~ stcn0gmphcr IN the office Of
Gibson 4 Waterman Monday.
Nli-s Ruth H. Adams Of Springfield,
Mas, la. been visiting At the home Of her
brother, 7. C. Adams, this week
Patrick Ferritcr will finish work for W
4. Morse next week and take a position
with the l.. Crosby Realty company.
Nlis. Elsie 7. McCloskey and Miss Ella
sullivan returned last Friday from two
weeks pleasure trip to the Bermudas.
Rev. John Il. Cow and DIR. II d. liolion
attended the hymen's missionary move
mcnt convention in Burlington Monday,
Miss Josephine Foster returned 10 her
school duties in Massachusetts, Monday al
ter a short visit with her sister, Mrs. \. +.
Roberts.
Miss Sarah Noonan returned saturday
TO Worcester. Mass, after being employed
for several weeks as nurse in the family Of
Mr. and Mr. Martin Austin.
William Foster, who recently went TO
Galveston, Tex, has gone from that city
to III Reno, Tex. The climate did not
agree with HIM in Galveston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Clapp left sun.
day for fortnight's trip to Washington,
ID. c. On their return they will stop for
a few days in New York city.
Miss Alice Baird will spend Sunday IN
Hatfield. Mass, and go Monday TO New |
\ ork city with Miss Alta Eames for a
week at the dressmakers' convention.
Arthur 7. Carpenter returned Monday !
from business trip TO New York city. |
He made a side trip TO Washington, il |
being his first visit TO the national capital. |
Dir II. d. Holton was in Montpelier the |
irst of the week to inspect the ventilation |
'ystem which Is being installed in the state
louse under the direction OF the state |
BOARD OF health.
Miss Florence Clark has gone to Sche-
lectady. y. Y, where she will be the
,uest OF Miss Grace Whitaker for several
lays before going to New York city to
'isit other friends.
David Rice and family moved Saturday
o Mr.. Rice's former home in Erving
Mass He returned this week and will con
niue to work for the present for the Brat
leboro Cabinet company.
The many friends of Miss Alice Allen OF
Western avenue, who has been i'll the past
our weeks withmeasles and other com
'lications, will be glad to know that she
: making a good recovery.
Miss Marion NJ. Rice returned Tuesday
fter visit of three weeks in Winchester,
I. H., and New Haven, Conn. She ex-
ects to go to California the latter part of
his month to remain until June.
Eugene Snow is the champion skunk
unter on Prospect Hill He can locate
ne of these animals and trap it in less
ime than many of his older trapper broth
RS. Tuesday morning he captured two
ear the fair ground.
A delegation of Knights of Columbus
eaded by Supreme Knight James A. Fla
erty of Philadelphia recently made trip
, Panama to exemplify the three degrees
the order. On their way back the party
,opped at Limon, Costa Rica, where they S
sited James H. Burke, formerly of Brat {
eboro. Rev. NJ. j. Carmody was one of I
lie party. !
Judge Z. L. Waterman, who is presid $
e at the present term of Orleans county
,urt, adjourned court Monday until the f
It'll on account of an injury which he re- v
lived nearly a fortnight ago. He slipped t
the ice and in falling injured his collar h
me but thought he would be able to at "
nd to his official duties until at New
,rt it became evident that he must re- v
ain from work for a few days. He is at \
5 home in Brattleboro. h
Miss Ellen H. Sherman of this town n
aged the part of Reginald Courtenay in Il
e production of Beau Brummel by the
ndents of Mt. Holyoke college in the le
Tuesday evening. The Spring p
Id Republican says that Miss Sherman il
Is very good as Beau's young and i'm T
tuous nephew whose somewhat bolster al
S manners are distress to his extremely D;
stidious uncle, though they in no way
-erfere with the warm affection existing w
tween the two. v,
W. H. Miles of Townshend, assistant ad fr
ant and quartermaster general, was in al
vn recently making arrangements for al
3 annual encampment of the Vermont tn
vision of the Grand Army, which will b
held in this city June l6 and II. The m
nual state convention of the Women's ii
lief corps will be held at the same time.