The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-25
PERSONALS.

John Kenney spent Sunday in Shtlbra
Falls, Mass.
! Arthur Blood attended the fair at By
ton, VT, this week.
Mrs. Christie B. Crowell lett this Tti
for visit in New York.
f. w. Blodgett has added H
piazza to his property on Spruce s'iesl
Miss Norah Howard was an o7er'sunal
guest at P. Connarn's in DummeFs'@
Mrs. A. Sheppey and Mrs I. Y, h@
ard spent yesterday in Springfield, Mas
Miss Helen Ford Of Hanover, \ b. J
visiting Miss Elizabeth Denmng ioF !"
weeks.
Fred Wall went to Northampton, Mss,
Monday where he has an engagement
his trade.
Miss Minnie Brasor returned thE V'a
from Peru where she has been WISHING 81
eral weeks.
Miss Estella Niles Of Concord \, M l.
came Monday for visit with her nV'l''
Mrs. Emma Niles.
Mrs. w. C. Bailey of Springfield, Ms :
was a guest of her cousin, MIS- l. .
Holmes, yesterday. =,
Mrs. d. w. Sullivan and three G9uagS
OF Bellows Falls visited her sister, ME- !
j. Fenton, Tuesday. ,r
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Heaphy and Ms
Mary Ford of Montpelier have oeen w
itors in town this week.
Oscar F. Benson and family VIII te ..i,,
next week from their summers 'a''"'
spent at Old Orchard beach ),
Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. Clawson reiult3nS H.,
Tuesday from Chatfeld, MINI, whe'e WY
have been spending the summer :.
Shelton f. Keneston can't, MONDAY I,. N N
his bicycle, from Baldwlnsyile mass "
visit his sister, Mrs. j. c. johnson
DR.. Lawrence Heaphy has returned , ,rsr
visit in Montpelier and VII Ieatg 'OH'
row for his home in New York eN!'
Miss Jeanette Davenport OF Mor ss+in,
Mass, formerly of Brattle6oro; -
Mrs. A. P. Carpenter on Myrtle sle'"
Mr.. and Mrs. j. z, Sutherland, s ms
niece, Miss Vina Sutherland; relu lLn Ms
day evening from visit IN HolyoA'' -' ).
Miss Minnie Leitsinger, who wa G,,n
spend her vacation in Deep klNel' ,,n uYI nal
received word Saturday from h Ter d. aun, sa NJ
to come as there was a smaIpoA
there. ia,
Mrs. James P. Smith and dansRh ,T,
Katherine, of Springfield, Mass ,,,,rsrs
been spending a week with her p'TIS sg
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henkel' Oi 49,
street. ,,-aJ
George II. Bond, messenger IN the o urid
States senate lobby at Washington q. N
home Wednesday evening from ,, u (
days of duty during the special 'S''''
congress. u.s
William Sutherland and the MIS-! MsS
Beatrice and Anna Sutherland lsI Mas.
Tuesday to their home in HcyoGea' I
having been guests of their uncle y
Sutherland.
Drs. A. I. Miller, j. W, Gregg G.,s : 4.
Lawton, c. S. Pratt and +. T. 1SeIFi ,stet
tended the funeral of Dr. George .
in Putney Monday. :.
Mrs. A. R. Cobb and daughter ME- l;nsfei,
RE Cobb, left yesterday tor c hor N ont
Mass, where Miss Cobb is teac, III sueni
of the public schools. Mrs CopO WIZ
the winter in that city. #.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Lams9n Anu Mr sbi
Fred Thomas. accompanied, BY WE went h
Mrs. L. w. Bush, of Brooklne, va WI ths
Rochester. N. Y, Monday to, at'en'
national G. A. R. encampment
Ira K;ngsburv. formerly Of this t tist
now of New York city, who mas r, va
in Brattieboro Saturday 70 witness ssa 3
Brattleboro- Keene baseball game
visit acquaintance. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Baker Tnesig!
street, fell over an embankineI9' broke BET
while at play near her home an ana ,r ol' takH
left arm near the elbow, she w va ractrs
to Memorial hospital to have tp her hupf'
cared for and later removed TO n'