The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25
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Sunday ia laHaiea,
Ciarnrs nIigss II 6Isshisrld Is poskih
a be lif@aks iloase.
mr. I.s~trnrr nrni friiay 81 Bessie
Ia slsnd several days,
John !. Ausiih aRd s0n, Mansiee. VI,
tied ia Springfield, Mass. Sunday,
n. r. Miller IL Hartford sieni sandal
with his aunt, Mrs. GeoIss lianis,
Nliss Jennie Neshili !. Al hst homs il
West liFaiilsl.oFa for a short Yaaaiion,
Mr.. and Mr, George isiiaHoR are Vie
llins At Harry ilensahs on Pine street,
ID l., Parker ~ Saaih Nernah has takes
q position a. blacksmith FOE ", l., Walker
A. ., Sehwsnk aud Frank +, Rarl,el
aeni TO Boston Monday ga lesal cuisines.
Mr. 4 u, Reynolds Nas ! gursi u
Nln Martha l., johnson II Gr-nhrli
Mas,
Miss Pauline Lang Is visiting al he,
Cousins, Mrs, liaftows. At the Wilder
Farm,
Mrs. y, ". Condor u Springfield. VI. =,
!. visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, q,
4, Eels
Mrs. Fred Golden aud .on, Richard. arr
stending the week al her home in New
/ London,
Mr. aud Mrs Charles Glib. have ~,
turned from q visii with mlaiiyrs ia White
! River Junction.
Mrs 4, = flagg. IT,. who has heen at
he Memorial hospital, j. much better aud
hss returned home,
Me. George ". Brooks. who has been
IN New York studying .tyles IN millinery.
returned lat week,
Me. Anna n. Kilburn u Slodori, \.
H.. has returned 10 her work in Mrs
Neal. millinery store.
Miss Alyenia Varville II llinslalc, y,
H.. spent a few days this week with her
sister Mr.. Luke Mann,
Miss Lizzie Rathbonr. who has been NJ
AZ her brothers, DR., y. L. Raihboncs's.
i better az this writing
Misses Annie aud Mary Costin Of Rel,
lows Falls spcnt Sunday al John Ncs'
bits in West Ba,tlcboro.
Alice II. Shaw. trimmer for Donnel 4
Davis, and Miss Florence Pcntland viii
spend Easter in New York
J. + Guihccn expects 10 spend Easter in
New York city a. the guest 81 his broth.
Mr. :. T.. Bristol 81 Iongmeadow.
Mass, has been in town this week ON ac.
count al the illness Of a relative.
Mr. Mcbride Of Middc,own. Conn.
came Tuesday to spend the Easter vacation
at Mr. Wyman's on Pine street.
Mrs. L. X. Fuller returned Sunday from
Schenectady. y. V. where she WAS CUES,
Of Mr. and Mr.. James f. Hooker.
Miss Mabel Tubman, who has been Wis.
iting Miss Ruth w. Childs, returned io
her home in Wellncet Mas, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mn. Floyd Prouty. who have
been visiting Mr. Prouty's mother, NJ.
turned TO their home in Andover today.
Mrs. 4. L. HINT has returned from a
visit Of several weeks in Halifax and j.
with her daughter, Mrs. William Richard. |
son.
c. c. Barrett of 2sis Highland street i
able TO take up his work again as con.
iuctor on the Boston & Maine after being !
hurt.
Shelton Kencston OF Bondwinsville, |
Mass, is expected TO spend Easter with |
his sister, Mrs. j. c. johnson, on Forest |
street.
Miss Arlene Fogg of Lynn. Mass, came
Yesterday TO accompany Miss Miriam
Howard on the Washington trip of the
nigh school.
David T. Perry. who has been confined
% his home with severe cold for several
lays, is out again attending to his duties
II road commissioner.
Miss Beulah Tucker of Springfield,
Mass, was on over-Sunday visitor at the
ZONE of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Fucker, on Chase street
Rev. d. +. Trout went to Bellows Falls
'Ionday to assist Rev. F. L. Leavitt, pas
or of the Universalist church of that
lace, in Lenten service.
Misses Beatrice and Annette LEcuyer
I St Adams returned to their home this
reek after visiting their brother Rev.
George LEcuyer of Brattleboro.
Frank L. Hunt went to Worcester ,
lass. yesterday to attend the funeral of
n aunt. Mrs. Laura Chace. notice of {
hose death appears elsewhere in this
sue.
Announcement is made of the engage.
rent of Miss Helen Buck of Franklin,
lass. and Fred f. Clark of this town. Mr.. =
lark is employed by the Durham Brothers
)mpany. :
Robert Macdonald, who has been con
ned to the bed since last August with j.,
lberculoss, was taken to Brandon yester- q
ny. His wife and children and nurse ac
him.
w. Fl. Barrett finished work in Richard
ms market Saturday evening and went ,
Athol. Mass, to enter Johnson's market
a clerk. For the present his family will t.
main in Brattleboro
Misses Alice Jones and Emma Barrows /
Mt. Hoyoke college, Miss Margaret B
irber of Vassar. Miss Ruth Brown of c
NTH and Miss Helen Martin of Wellesley y
e among the college students spending b.
e Easter vacation at their home here.
Miss Elsie Haskell of this town took the
rt of Capt Jack Absolute in the pre- =
ntation of The Rivals by the senior class
the MacDuffie school in Springfield NJ
ass, Saturday evening Her work is f,
as being unusually good. III
DR.. G. S. Caverly of Rutland, DR.. Thorn
Kidder of Woodstock Rev. George B. j.
wson of Saxtons River and DR.. George er
Foster of Putney were in town Monday -
ening to attend the complimentary ban
ct rendered to DR.. Henry d. Holton.
Miss Marion M. Rice left Monday for
rkeley, CAL, for visit of some weeks. al
e was accompanied as far as Chicago by VI,
IS Ruth Adams of Springfield, Mass,
10 was on her way to Minneapolis to gu
it at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
18th. an
Advices have been received from Bocas
Toros, Panama, stating that Mrs. E. Ia
Nash recently received injuries in an
omobile accident. Both Mr. and Mrs. L.
sh are well known in Brattelboro
ough Mr.. Nash's connection with the Co
ltral Vermont railroad. !
fr and Mrs. Charles B. Church of Di
'ingfeld, Mass, have issued cards for I
,no,,,,;oro &c +bo;, Jo,rL+o, EJ;4l n