The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-07
PERsoNAL

2 nrss this w-sk,
!, OF. nTasea ~as in Springfield. Mass.
! NrsisIsia, On saslHEas.
N Iuls- y, ", Gil.soa isiaInsd Sunday
! nigh, iiam Neg York city,
b. Miss kaihsrine GulLssn and Miss Alrv
e fsrfi,sT visited IN fuineg Sunday,
AIR, and Mrs, !. l., Dunham have been
4 sI~hdlng I,sIt II the week IN BOSTON,
= y, D. Iiarl~F has l~en ia Monipsliss dur
: ING the week attending the Supreme court
/ H. l., Jahnsan OF nuIliastaa has brvn
!, anieng the aui-oiiosn Nlsiion ihls week,
/. john Nrshlli II Springfield, Mass, spent
9 Sunday with hls l,aTvnis IN Wet iiiai,le'
h hoTo,
> Rev. T., ". sharp /. IN liardwiek this
week assisting ID, Newell in sl-cial meet
. ings,
} Ain. Henry Maiher Of Piiisheld. Macs,
? is visiting Mrs, Julia D., BARTLETT Tor len
days,
u. T.. Dunklee entertained the boys ni
: his Sunday school class lasi evening Al h.
home.
Miss Lucy Wyman Of Montpelier semin,
any spent Christmas at her home ON Pine
street.
Joseph Boyee Of Springfield, Mass, has
joined the stan ot brllboys al the Brooks
House.
u. c. BACON and y. J. Waterman we've
professional visitors ia Springfield, Mass,
yesterday.
Miss Ruth Snow 81 Marlboro /. visiting
al her uncle's, William liraymans, on
lhrge street.
Mr.. aud Mr. Charlie Prescott spent
Christmas with their brother Frank ia
Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. aud Mn. u. T.. Prescott oi Vernon
spent Christmas with their son Frank Ia
Springfield, Mas.
". =. Root was in Montpelier Tuesday
| 10 attend the annual meeting Of the state
board of pharmacy.
Michael Curry was taken 10 the Fafrcn
hospital in Montague. Mass, "Wednesday
by DIR. l.. X. Lynch.
Mr. aud Mr.. oren Smith OF Athens
we've guests of Mr.. and Mr-. A. L. Harris
Saturday and Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel llibbar will be.
gin housekeeping in Doolitilc's block on
Canal street this week.
Mr. MARY Nlather has returned To her
home on Cedar street after a visit with
relatives in Springfield, Mass.
Walter : Pratt Of Springfield, Mass. /
was a New Years visitor at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. c. W. Durham.
Mr. and Mn. l.. +. Adams Of Spring i
field, Mass have been spending a part OF I
the week with relatives in town.
ID. H. Tasker has been in Greenfield this q
week 10 act a. judge at the annual show g
OF the Score Card Poultry club. :
II. T.. Harris. 4. L. Parker and J. T. y
Alcllen were in Windsor last week in the '
- L., q naI
DIR. j. II. Carmichael of Springfield, v
Mass has been at Memorial hospital this =
week TO perform major operations. ;.
Fuller C. Smith Of 1t. Adams was ii
visitor yesterday ON his regi- N
lar trip AZ national bank examiner. n
Miss Blanche +. Martin, assistant su. If
at the Memorial hospital, is ~
N Philadelphia for a ten days stay. 81
Miss Helen Martin returned to Wellesley
'ollege Wednesday after spending the ~
christmas holiday at her home here. "a
Clarke c. Fits. f. f. Barber and A. p. ~
Carpenter attended the session OF the SUI ~ =,
,reme court at Montpelier this week. a.
Arthur W. Peach returned Monday TO n,
Newton, Mass. To resume his duties as an Ii;
in the Allen school for boys. eli
Irwin Smith returned Monday to his fin
Dlllt III DOluNlut diltl u lew udNe Nlrll / ~
[ 4. l.. lIarris's on Washington street. ca
DR. and Mrs. f.. c. Thorn and two chill va
rem of Deeriield, Mass. were visitors at va
he home of DIR. and Mrs 4. l.. Petite &c
londay. 40
Harry o. Waste of st. Adams and vii. -
am Blake of this town have entered the ,u
mploy Of the Vermont Printing company r "a,
his week. ,n
w. L. Collins, an employe of the Yer X,
lont Printing company, was called to st. I'M
ohm, \. b., Sunday by the serious illness sto
his sister. fol
Miss Katherine OLeary of Charlestown Mi
. H. has recently taken position as pia
legraph operator in the local Central Yer ito
ont station. ga
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray NJ. Tucker re- SW
rned Monday from their wedding trip 10 ~
ew York city and are now living at II ,he
base street. =
S. A. Daniels went to Worcester, Mass, wa
to attend meeting of agents WI
the Provident Life and Trust company
Philadelphia. a;s
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, who have been liv mn,
g with their son, George Harris, on Cen fou
al street the past year, have begun house ken
eping on Main street. his
W. j. Grouchy is expected to resume hi call
,rk Monday for the Vermont Printing Of
mpany after two-weeks visit in New wit
,rk city and Philadelphia. ask
Letters received from Col George II. the
nd in Washington state that he is well ING
d happy. He sends New Years greet add
IS to his G. A. r. comrades. ana
'red H. Harris returned Monday to M Wre
rtmouth college after spending. the mex,
rstmas holidays at the home of his bod
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Harris. 70 !,
Hiss Florence Hemenway returned Mon, Mrs
from Rochester, n Y, where she w.
mt to attend the sixth quadrennial con
lton of the Student Volunteer Move -,
nt IN
~. Nm. C:. 49,. H. Aver
iiss iNeii ne was sNen f ,,,,I,i Trus
- ~ ~ 9 80 q IT -. OWne
W NY eaes ~ nv :, To- - ton,
'e nc We siI ~ - - hoo' M Guar
r iNlt4 "a Sc II NJ " - resou
[enry l. Hartman of Hyde Park, Mass, til i.
Malcolm G. Chace of Providence, R. t t.,,n'
were in town Monday and Tuesday on III S;t', %,
mess connected with the Connecticut I havo -
q =" u ~, ~! .ne : for al
t director. Fra
w. White has recently been appoint Cha
relief agent for the Central Vermont o;ar
road company. Mr.. White has for ,,eliod
e time been employed by the company Tons
night telegraph operator at the local heaa y
ion. Mrs. Wells will succeed him in t Hss~i
capacity. tbat
ISIS Mabel Hunt entertained the mem lar eli
of B. H. S., 1901, class Wednesday convit
ling at her home, 5 Tyler street. The most