The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-08
PERSONALS.

Frank Morse Of Boston has been a
visitor n, his former home here this week.
Mrs. 5. 5. Hun, and Mrs. c. A. Greene
returned Tuesday from their trlp to flori-
da
Miss Doris Smith has returned from
her Washington trip after spending q
few DAYS in Meriden, Conn.
Miss Marion Bartlett has returned
from visit in Albany, \. y, TO the home
of her aunt, Mrs. Atwood.
Mrs. c. S. Whittier returned Monday
to Montpelier after visit at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. II. G. Barber.
Miss Beatrix Reed. who has been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs L. ). Edwards, and
relatives in Vernon, left Tuesday for
her home in Montpelier.
Miss Flora Wilson and Miss Lila Pierce
of Northampton, Mass, former employees
of the local telephone exchange, visited
in town Friday and Saturday. ser&
Z. r. Barber Of Minneapolis, head of
the Barber Milling company, has been
in town this week on business with the
local firm OF +. Crosby d company.
Miss Alice and Miss May Russell re-
turned to their home in New London,
Conn, Wednesday, after spending some
time with Miss Katherine Hartnett
Mrs. NJ. S. Jones returned Monday
after spending three months at the home
Of her daughter in Dedham, Mass, and
with friends in East Windsor Hill, Conn.
Daniel Wade of Bellows Falls succeeds
H. G. Plaisted as representative OF the
Singer sewing machine company here
The company will open a store on Elliot
street soon,
Miss Sarah Boyden, who was taken
to the Memorial hospital last week for
treatment, is making good recovery. She
was not unconscious when taken there
as was reported and her condition is not
at all serious.
Miss katherine Fleming and Miss
Minnie Long have been in Holyoke, Mass,
this week where they attended the wedding |
Tuesday, Of their cousin, Venatus J.
Fleming to Miss Josie Moriarty. Miss
Fleming acted as bridesmaid
John Calvin, David Carey, r. A. Aus
tin, J. j. Eckels, c. F. Mann, Rev. George
L'Ecuyer, William Fenton, William Nc
Manus and John Hanlon went to Bellows
Falls Sunday to see the second and third
degrees exemplifed by ST. Charles coun-
Gil, Knights Of Columbus.
Mrs. Charles A. Trip returned Monday
from Glens Falls, n. Y, where she has
spent the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Eliza Gibbs. She will make her home with
Mrs. E. l.. Roberts on Walnut street.
Mrs. Gibbs, who returned with Mrs.
Trip, will remain in town for few days.
Rev. John r. Cow and w. B. Smith
of this town were in Boston Saturday to
attend meeting of the trustees of Yer
mont academy in the Parker House. 1t
was voted at this meeting to inaugurate
\ campaign for more funds and commit
Zee of three, one of them Rev George B.
Lawson, was appointed to undertake the
work.
Mrs Harriet B. Howard, the Main
street millner, who expects to come into
of legacy from the estate
If her grandmother who owned large
holdings in Dublin, Ireland,
vent to Boston yesterday to consult with
Ter attorneys, Frost & Doggett, relative
o making trip across the Atlantic later
n the spring to establish her identity
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Harvey have rented
heir Colonial lodging house at GA Elliot
treet to Mrs. M. w. Snide of Springfield,
w., and moved to their new home, Ish-
,iming, on Clark avenue. Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey have conducted the house success
ully during the last six years, succeeding
Mrs. Harvey S mother, Mrs. Alfred 81
nonds, who was there for 40 years. Mr.. :
Harvey will engage in raising ginseng and
ster plants.
Miss Ermina Dunton entertained a i
lumber of her associates of the Vermont a
'rinting company Saturday evening at I
er home, 16 Flat street, the occasion I
eing in celebration of her birthday ami |
ersary. Various games were enjoyed G
nd a luncheon was served. Miss Ber- =
ice Pike did the honors of cutting the y
irthday cake. Miss Dunton was the :
ecipient of choice gifts and all good wishes i
'r many happy returns of the anniversary. J
Mrs. L. E. Holden and Mrs. V. o. Jones t
ave japanese bridge party at the for
lers home on Park Place Tuesday even v