The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-29
PHRsoRALs

iiamsr l.. Skeeis Il l.adlow ~ss VIA
tor in town Tuesday.
AR, aud Mr., 4. u. Parker visited "a
bellows falls over Sunday,
Harry 4. bingham II Springfield. VI,
aas visitor IN tosn SATURDAY.
A. j. Handing aud family have moved
from Jamaica 10 Williams street,
Miss Ruth Coleman 81 Rawsonyilis
visited in town the hrs, Of the week.
Miss Katherine Martin Was a visitor
in Lam. Mass. Friday and saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. y, spencer have been
visiting IN Schenectady, y. y, this week
Charlie. siolle 81 Springfield. Mass, was
an oy.rSunday visitor at his home here
Mrs. Ruth T.. :. Alexander went "a
Springfield, Mass. Wednesday for q briei
stay.
Mn. Harriet u. Bemi. was a Springfield
Mass. visitor Saturday, attending Zen
llur
Miss Abhie Reele IL lam. Mass, u
visiting her cousin, Mrs, james NJ. Nd
ans.
Charles Lang sprainel HE foot Wednos'
day night 20 severely that he Is unable to
work.
Miss Allie morse went 10 Vernon Wed
nesday 10 witt her sister, Mrs. NJ. J.
Reed.
Mr.. A. y. knight went yesterday 10
Montpelier TO witt her son, Louis W.
knight.
4. j. lIeaphy. proprietor Of the Pavilion
hotel at Montpelier was IN town Saturday
aud Sunday.
Leon Bruc. OF northampton, Mass,
was a guest Of Mr.. and Mr.. i. w. Bruce
over Sunday,
Judge james NJ. Tyler aud Mrs. Tyler
left Monday for visit 10 Washington
and New York city.
Miss Grace Whitaker Of Schenectady.
y. y, was guest OF Miss Florence Clark
the tint of the week.
c. l.. Whitney Of Ticonderoga, \. Y,
was a visitor at his former home here the
latter part OF last week.
Matthew McVcigh Of New York city
visited his mother, Mrs. Mary McNeigh,
from Saturday TO Tuesday.
Charles A. Boyden went 10 New York
city Tuesday on business connected with
the Battleboro Trust company.
Mrs. W. X. DAILY. who was taken to
the Memorial hospital for an operation
two weeks ago, has returned home.
Miss Florence Hemenway is substitut.
ing for Miss Ethel Goodale as teacher In
the ninth grade during the latter's illness
Miss Marion Allen Of Bernardston,
Mass, came yesterday for a few days
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ii.
u. Allen.
Mrs. Raymond and daughter, Mildred,
...- A0aNt talI
Mass, TO join Mr.. Raymond who has EN-.
ployment there.
Mrs. Ella =. Bement returned Tuesday
to her home in Easthampton. Mass, after
spending three weeks with her niece,
Mrs. Charles Akeley.
Miss Ella Sullivan Of Boston, formerly
night superintendent at the Brattleboro
Memorial hospital, was visitor in town
the first OF the week.
Raymond Frost OF Newark, o., and
Stuart Frost and c. Walter Jones OF New
York city were over-Sunday guests at the
home of L. G. Frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nash of Springfield,
Mass, who have been recent guests OF
Mrs. Julia Barrett, leave today for Lau-
rel Park for the summer.
Mrs. r. NJ. Sherman of Williamsville,
who has been guest OF her son, Harold,
for few days, leaves today for Philadel-
phia for an indefinite stay.
j. Ullery went to New York Monday |
10 meet his sister-in-law, Mrs. I. ii. Dud |
ley, of Santa Monica, Cal, who sails with
her daughters tomorrow for Europe
Miss Helen c. Fenton and cousin, Miss |
Mary Fitzgerald of Springfield, Mass, |
spent Sunday with Miss Fenton's parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs Patrick j. Fenton.
Rolin S. Childs, who has been visiting
in Wilmington for number of days, has |
been confined to his bed with rheumatic
trouble much of the time for week.
A. V. D. Piper of Jamaica was in town
Monday on his way home from Baltimore,
Md, where me has been assisting his
brother, Walter c. Piper, in several land
sales.
Miss Helen Emerson gave 500 party
Wednesday evening to few OF her intl-
mate girl friends 1t took the form OF
May party and the prizes were cut flow
ers and potted plants.
Miss Margaret Haus entertained several
of her young friends Friday afternoon in
honor OF her sixth birthday anniversary. /
Various games were enjoyed and dainty
refreshments were served.
Miss Annie Richardson entertained the
Girls whist club last evening at her home,
81 High street. 1t was the last meeting
of the year and prizes were awarded each
member. A buffet lunch was served.
Mrs. G. H. Hall entertained several of
her women friends Saturday afternoon
and evening at cards in honor of her
birthday anniversary. Mrs. Hall was
presented with set of Haviland china
plates.
Rev. Fred A. Wells and family of Ran
dolph Center came to Brattleboro Satur-1
day and moved into the Methodist parson-
age the first of this week, Rev. Mr.. Sharp
les having left for their new home in
Mrs. Florence Gray Estey of this town
was elected vice regent for Vermont at
the ninth continental congress of the ma
tional society, Daughters of the Ameri.
can Revolution, which came to an end
in Washington Saturday.
Charles +. Mann was in Easthampton, I
Mass, Sunday to attend a meeting of
Knights of Columbus at which the third
legree was exempifed by District Depu- !
Ties Peter F. Ward of Fitchburg and w.
f. Donovan of Greenfield.
Carroll e. Macomber of New York came
Wednesday to take charge of rehearsals
for the Pirates Of Penzance, to be given
oy the First Regiment band Chorus re-
nearsals were held Wednesday and last
evenings under Mr.. Macomber's direction.
Dr. H. d. Holton left Tuesday for
Washington, d. c., to attend the annual :
conference of state boards of health with
he surgeon general and the conference
If the state provincial board and the ma
5ional association for the study of pre-
7ention of tuberculosis. He will be gone a
. week. {
Gov George II. Prouty of Newport, I