The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-22
PERSONALS.


today for a visit.
Robert Chamborlin is quamntined at hi
home for chicken pox,
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry II. Davis go to Dor
sci 10 spend Christmas,
Miss Agnes McGoycrn Of St Iohnsbur!
Is visiting at T. J. Denning's.
| Fred Sheldon went 10 Woodstock yestcf
day for the Christmas vacation.
Richard Timson has been housed tw,
weeks with badly sprained ankle.
Mrs, Leon Brown went last week I,
Chester 10 remain over the holidays.
Mrs, VIII Lewis, who has been III fol
a week or more, is somewhat improved
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Taylor went Il
Springfield, Mass, 10 spend Christmas.
Miss Pauline Smith went Thursday fol
a weeks visit at her home in Gilsum, n. II
Miss Shirley Putnam goes TO Wards
horo tonight to spend Week with rela'
lives.
Bert W. Webber goes today TO Manches.
ter \ H., TO spend Christmas with his
wife.
Fred o. Beane Of Fort Williams, Me-,
& visiting his parents, Mr., and Mrs, Frank
Beane.
Mr.. and Mrs II. r. Miller Of Hartford,
Conn, will he Christmas guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. G, IL. Harris.
Mrs. G. D. Odell went Wednesday TO
Mortified Farms to visit Mrs. Fordyce
Smith for few days.
4. G Crosby was elected a director OF
the Gardner, Westminster & Htchbug
street railroad Wednesday
Leonard Kennison. with a friend, Mr.
Mckelyey, Of Norwich, Conn, came Mon
day for visit at Edward Nason's
Mr. and Mrs Charles Mason and son
Roger. left Wednesday for Florida They
will stop for a while in St Petersburg.
Miss Nellie Redding will spend Sunday
and Monday at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Redding in Ilinsdale
Mrs !. r. Hamilton finished work for
Alp. II +. Bascom last Saturday and has
returned to her home in Torrington, Conn
Mrs. A. J Beldcn has returned from
Greenfield, Mass, where she spent a few
lays with her sister, Mrs. $. 7. Dayen
port,
Miss Harriet l.. Smith OF Meriden, Conn,
'omes tomorrow TO spend the holidays
With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. d.
smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Dion Of Schenectady,
\. Y, will spend Christmas with Mrs !
lion's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. f.
folmes
Mr.. and Mrs +. p. Foster recently re-
eived letter from their son William, |
lated at Douglas, Ariz., saying that he had |
cen married.
Mrs. A. j. Currier returned Wednesday |
rom Boston where she has been spending
eyeral weeks at the home OF her son,
larry Currier.
Ernest Dix is at home from Pitts6eld.
lass. to spend Christmas with his
lrcnts. Mr. and Mrs Gilbert \. Dix, on
respect street.
Mr. and Mrs F. VI. Ferriter 90 to New.
.rt, \. IL, tomorrow to spend Christmas
18th Mrs. Eerriter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
eter Finnegan.
Dennison Cowles and w B. Ninton re.
lrned this morning from a months trip to
eadyille, Col, in the interest of the Brat
eboro Mining company.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Perry and Mr.. and
!rs. +. L. Perry will go TO Greenfield.
lass, Monday to celebrate the s5th birth
~ anniversary Of their mother, Mrs
mily Perry.
Mrs Kittredge Haskins. who suffered an
tack OF congestion Of the brain several
eeks ago, for the first time during her i'll.
'ss came downstairs TO the first floor OF
r home Wednesday
Horace f. Graham, state auditor. was
Brattleboro Wednesday to audit the
artery accounts Of the sheriff, jailer,
unity clerk and of Windham county and
the municipal court Of Brattleboro.
/. X. Burdett, who has been foreman
the Feleh X Pier chair shop since its
alton in town, moved his family Satur
Y to Chicopee Falls, Mass, where he has
position in the Spalding Athletic goods
tory.
Mrs. w. H. Perry is expected from Bos-
! tonight after having spent several
eks there, She will be accompanied by
: brother, Ned Leonard, who will spend
, holidays with his mother, Mrs. Cora
Leonard
Iaj. F. w. Childs and r. S. Childs went
Wilmington Monday to attend the
eral of c. NJ Russell They were Joined
Arthur Childs OF Manchester, n. II.
W. and r. s. Childs returned to Brattle-
o last evening.
hares d. Todd and son. Ernest A.
Id, employed by the Grant Granite
lpany, viii spend Christmas at their
ne in Fitzwilliam, n H. Mr.. Todd,sr.,
5 not expect to return to Brattleboro
work this winter.
Iiss Rose Mead leaves tomorrow for her -
ne in Hinsdale, N. H., to spend week -
ore going to Stroudsburg, Pa, where II
will begin work Jan. 2 as instructor
the commercial department of the
oudsburg high school.
bout 20 friends and neighbors of Mrs.
}. Stearns called upon her the after.
Of Dec ] / in honor of her S4th birth.
The affair took the form of post
shower and Mrs Steans received So
Is besides many other gifts
harles j. Howard, who has been three
rs in the regular army and has been
Toned at Fort Williams, Me-. was dis.
'ged at Portland Harbor last week and
rned home Friday. He has reinlisted
expects to return to Portland within a
weeks.
ost of the teachers in the village schools
are to spend the holiday season out of
n left yesterday, Miss L. NJ. Stevenson
to Lowell, Mass; Miss Florence Al
to Proctor; Miss H. E. Rallion to Bos-
Miss Clara L. Carruth to Spencer:
Orlana Ranney to Fitchburg, Mass;
Bessie Wood to Grafton; Miss C.
e Bolton to Etchburg, Mass; Miss
! Sheldon to st. Johnsbury; Mrs Jen-
/. Warren to New York; Miss Sadie
chester to Athol, Mass; Miss Inez
y to Vernon; Miss Ethel Eddy to
ton. and Miss Lillian Whiting to
on.
nong the Brattleboro students in pre-
tory schools and colleges who have ar
to spend the holidays in town are
ell Kuech and Robert Fits of Dart
H. s. +. Breese Morse, Harold Staples
Wells Miller of Harvard, Roy B. Miner -