The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-16

Harry Kendfick Il Burlington was the
rnest OF Miss Bertha Mixer Sunday.
I Frank Eekles 81 Buffalo is expected
home next week TO spend the holidays
Mr.. Frank Clark was taken 90 the Me
mortal hospital Saturday for treatment
Miss LILLIAN lliglcy has this week taken
position in the llostcln Frlcsian Office,
Miss Frances Putnam Is clcrking IN II,
H. Thompson during the holiday season
Miss Lizzie Roger Of Alstead, \. H.,
| Is visiting her sister, Mn, John New
man.
Mrs. Oscar Dion Of schenectady, y. Y,
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.
/ Holmes,
Mrs. Alice Bancroft Shaw entertained a
number OF her friends Tuesday evening a,
The Palms.
DIR. II. y. Hol,on has been in Bcnnng
ton. Burlington and Montpelier tins week
on business.
MIR. and Mr. l.. l. Durham wen, Wed
nesday 10 Boston 10 spend the remainder
/ OF the week.
Miss Elizabeth Ghddcn j. home from 81
Mary's school IN Concord, y. H., Tor the
I holiday vacation.
/ Miss Marion NJ. Rice was a guest OF Miss
I Lucy Jennings IN Winchester, \. H., the
inst OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Marx A. jackson OF Spring
field. Mas, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. l. d. Bailey.
NIr, George odell went Tuesday IL
| Mortified Farms. Mass, Tor short visit
with Mrs. Fordyce Smith.
| Mr.. and Mn John ID Whittier oil West
/ Brattleboro entertained few friends al
/ their home Thursday evening.
/ George Y. Bell has been Ill with ton
silitis during the last 10 days and Is being
cared for at the Memorial hospital.
| David Willard came yesterday TO spend
some time with Mn. Caroline Cook. lie
has latek returned from trip abroad.
Mrs. Michael I.illis and family have re-
lcently moved from South Nam street Ia
Mr.. hmidon's house on Highland street
W. II. Richardson has returned from
/ Boston where he went last week to attend
| The meeting of the National Gas associa
/ tion.
Mr.. and Mrs f. ;. Adst and daughter
Dorothy, returned TO their home IN Bur
lngton yesterday after bnef stay IN
/ town.
Miss Matilda Ullery is expected today
! from st. Marys school IN Concord, \. H.,
to spend the holidays with her father, j.
4 G.. Ullery
Miss Carrie Angel will close her sea.
sons work tomorrow as trimmer Tor Mrs.
Ia. H. Smith and go TO her home IN Put
nam, Conn.
Miss Helen Martin comes today from
/ Wellesley college to spend the holidays
at the home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Martin.
| Mrs. Alice Bancroft Shaw has finished
| her seasons work rs trimmer for Donnell
4 Davis and left yesterday for her home IN
/ Gardner, Mass.
William Collier has finished work for the
White River Chair company and taken a
position as salesman for the local Direct
Importing company.
| Frank T. Knight, secretary OF the l.. a.
| Williams Fleyilyte company of Boston,
returned TO that city Wednesday after a
weeks stay in town.
Mrs Howard Emery, who has been
stopping with friends in town for mum
Der of weeks, returned to her home IN
Newbern, n. c., Monday.
Mrs. John O'Connor, Mrs. Albert Has
kins, Mrs. X. f. Minis and Mrs. Julia
Mccarthy spent last Wednesday in North
field with Mrs. Frank Britton.
Mrs. +. w. Chids returned Saturday
from Il visit in Chester, accompanied by
Mrs. Grace Hadley, who will spend some
time with her daughter, Mrs. L. w. Glib
SON
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w Sargent, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. b. Pier and Mrs. Harriet Dear
born, members of Protective grange, have
attended the state grange sessions in Bur
lington this week.
|. d. Bailey, W. Il. Elethorpe, j. A..
Hoadley, j. 7. Wright, +. B. Putnam and
Wright Stockwell attended the annual
meeting of Mt Sinai temple of the Mystic
Shrine at Montpelier Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Smith went to
Hartford, Conn. Saturday. where they
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Reid
until Monday. Mrs. Smith also visited in
Northampton returning home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Harvey have return
ed to their home after a five weeks visit
in New York. They expect to return to
New York next week preparatory to sail
ing for Florida, Dec. %, for three
months stay.
Mrs. Fremont Hamilton gave card party
Wednesday evening in honor OF Mrs. MIN
ME Rich of Middlebury, who has been her
guest for the past two months Mrs. Rich
left for Washington, ID. c., Thursday
where she will spend the winter with her
son.
John Calvin, S. A. Daniels, M. J. Moran,
Martin Austin, L. E. Holden, Dennison
Cowles. j. L. Durham, H. c. Rice, c. G.
Fits, E. w. Gibson and A. P. Carpenter
were in Montpelier last evening to attend
the public hearing on the Boston & Maine
railroad bill.
Mrs. William T. Bruce went Thursday
to the Farren hospital in Montague, Mass.
Her position as teacher of the sixth grade
of the Canal street school will be taken
for the remainder of the term by Miss
Florence Heminway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kittredge Haskins, Mrs
S. NJ. Kidder, r. S. Childs, Miss Ruth w
Childs and A. w. Childs of Manchester,
n. H.. and Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Adsit and
Dorothy, of Burlington, were in
Wilmington Wednesday to attend the COM
initial service of Mrs. Helen G. Clary.
P. ]. O'Brien, local committeeman for
Central Vermont trainmen, returned Mon
day from Montreal where he had been for
several days attending conferences of com
mitteemen from other parts OF the Grand
Trunk system Though all of the train
men who struck early in the summer have
not been reinstated it is hoped that all
men will be back on their old jobs within
a month. 1t is expected that the back pay
which the company has promised to pay
the men for the period Of the strike will