The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-21
PERSONALS.

Mir Frank Stoelwell /. III with broi
lchitis
Mis- Lottie Tutle is III with ii
measles.
Mis- Regina lIeaphy !. housed wit
bronchitis.
Mn. Eva Barber left Monday for Abel
deem, :. ID.
g. II. Smith spent Sunday a, Nortl
field Farms. Mass.
William. Heard Of Pearl street is house
with severe cold.
Mr.. Herbert C. Shaw is assisting il
the local telephone office.
Mrs Harriet Rardcn visited in Green
field, Mass, over Sunday.
w T.. Dewey Of IIolyokc. Mass. was
guest in town over Sunday.
Mr., and Mr. W. II. Harvey visited il
Springfield. Mass. yesterday.
Mrs. Blanche Mains OF Hartford Conn.
is spending the week in town.
Miss Hannah Cray Of Bellows Falls ha,
been visiting IN town this week.
Dcnnison Cowles was in Bangor, Ne
the first of the week ON business
Mrs T.. White has spent the week IN
| Newfane and surrounding towns.
Kenneth Farnum and family visited in
Bernardston. Mas. over Sunday.
Burnice Tyrrell Of Holyoke. Mass. Wis
tied in town Saturday and Sunday,
Miss Cora Sperry returned Monday from
visit TO her home in Warren, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Smith have re,
turned frem weeks visit in Boston.
Mrs. c. T. Mains has been housed for
several days by an attack OF bronchitis
Rev. G.. ". Burke Of Fairfax is visiting
Mr.. Sharples at the Methodist parsonage
Miss Adde Illman of Taunton. Mass.
is visiting at the home OF Mrs. Ada Dow.
ley.
Mrs. Sarah Potter of Guilford has gone
to Springfield, Mass, for an indefinite
stay
Mrs. Charles j.. Miller of Elliot street
spent a few days in Hartford, Conn, this
week.
Miss Adelaide Hawley of Manchester,
" H., is visiting her niece, Mrs. F. $.
Knight.
Mrs. George f. Foster and son Addison
went yesterday TO Troy, n. Y, to visit
relatives.
Miss Mary Scott of Vernon is expected
to spend the winter at DR.. George Y.
Roberts's.
Miss Katherine Noble returned Sun
day from visit to her home in Worces-
ter, Mass.
Mrs. Byron Hopkinson of Springfield,
Mass, has been recent visitor at F. =.
Hopknson's.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barker attended the
funeral of n coIlsin i'm Greenfield Thursday
OF this week
p. F. Schiari of West Dummerston has
moved to Fitzwilliam, n H., where he
has employment.
j. L. Stewart has been in Rutland and
other northern Vermont towns this week
on business trip.
Ray Amidon and Chester Sargent were
in Bellows Falls Tuesday to attend the
funeral of j. 7. Dodge.
Colby Stoddard of Newport w. official
reporter of the state senate, was a Brattle-
boro visitor during the week.
Miss Lillian Barrett of Boston spent
Sunday with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. |
c. c. Barrett, at 2SlA Highland street.
James Rathbone of Montreal visited his
brother, DR.. Rathbone. Saturday. Madame
Rathbone returned to Montreal with him.
Miss Katherine Calvin and Miss Agnes
Calvin returned Sunday from Hartford,
Conn, where they spent part of last
week.
Mrs. G. +. Warner returned yesterday
rom trip in the northern part of the
state on business in connection with Wom-
ms club work.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Chamberlin re-
urned yesterday from a trip to the
northern part Of the state where they
vent farm prospecting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Martin of Hol-
-oke, Mass. have been in town this week
N account of the illness of Mr.. Martins
ather, Thomas Martin, of Elliot street.
Miss Tracy Cushman of Birge street
party of Is friends at her
ZONE Saturday evening. The evening was
devoted to games and refreshments were
erved.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stratton and two
children were in South Newfane Wednes-
lay to attend the golden wedding of Mr..
STATIONS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John !
Stratton.
Charles H. Thompson left Saturday for
he state of Sonora. Mexico, to take charge t
# the Carlos Mining company's opera 5
ions. Mr. Thompson is general manager t
If the company.
Miss Florence A. Brockington of Brattle-
,oro, recently employed as a clerk for the i
commission at Washington. !
las been transferred to the census bureau
~ an executive order from President Taft. {
J. c. Robinson and j. A. Muzzy of ia c
laica, A. B. Clark of Readsboro and n
lartin Brown of Winchester, Mass, were v
l town Monday to attend the annual
leeting of the stockholders of the Brat
eboro Trust company. .
Henry s. Wardner and Gilbert A. Davis 5
Windsor and Clerk Fred L. Platt of
utland were in Brattleboro yesterday to C
ttend the hearing in the federal court on a
lie case of Flint VS.. Stone, Tracy com n
any before Judge j. l.. Martin s
Mrs. Lizzie Sherwin, formerly of Brat !,
eboro, but now of Springfield, Mass, Il
il at her home on Bridge street last a.
eek, injuring her shoulder severely. Her :,
ster, Mrs. lngraham, is caring for her. y,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Cushman of Birge :"
rect entertained Mrs. A. p. Carpenters m
usic class Saturday evening in honor of n
cir daughters, Tracy Cushman's, 18th !,
rthday: Each pupil rendered well pre- II
red selection on the piano, that of Mas d,
r James Guthrie, the youngest pupil, re- re
wing much applause. The class were a,
80 favored by two fine violin selections m
Mason Sharpe. Refreshments were ey