The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
PERSONALS.

days in Montague.
Harry Finley spent Sunday at his home
in Pawtucket, II. !.
Mrs. w. A. Wilcox spent Wednesday
in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Charles ". Cattanach has been IN
Springfield, Mass, this week
James Anderson of Ilolyoke Mass, was
an over.Smday visitor in town
Thomas Carroll spent Sunday and Mon
day in Worcester and Clinton, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. A. +, Miller have been
spending the week in New York city
Mr.. and Mrs. $. b. Emerson have gone
TO Watertown, Mass, TO spend the winter
Mrs. Blanche Drown Wilson is acting as
clerk in H. II. Thompson's Jewelry store
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ilarwood have moved
from North llinsdale TO South Nam street.
Fred Heyer has purchased OF c, +, Allen
the cement block house on Oak Grove
avenue,
Miss Mabel Newell of Rutland came
yesterday to visit her brother DR. T, H.
Newell
Mrs. G. l.. Durham went to Phlladel'
phia today for visit Of several days with
relatives.
Mrs. j. NJ. Miller and Mrs. C. j. Miller
are spending the day in Newtanc with
relatives,
Patrick Guihecn is spending the week
with his daughter, Mrs. X. Z. Donoghue.
in lIolyoke, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Rnney returned to
their home in Greenfield. Mass, Sunday
after a visit IN town.
Mr.. and Mrs. c, \. Boyden and Mr.. and
! Mrs. f. w. Putnam are spending a lew
day, in New York city.
! Mrs. Willis Emerson of Alton Bay, \
H., is spending a few days with her
mother, Mrs. Nellie Coolidge.
+ Mrs Sarah Tyler, who has been spending
several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Julla
Cooley. has returned to her home in Ben
nington.
/ Judge f. L. Waterman returned yestcr' |
| day from 81. Adams where he has been /
presiding in Franklin county court for I
eight weeks
j. W. Wright Of Burlington, who has
| been in Brattleboro for two weeks organz- I
( ing a Knights OF Pythias lodge, returns
home this week,
| Mrs. j. l.. Martin returned Tuesday
| from Montpelier after having spent two
weeks with her sisters, Mrs. Fred Rowland
and Miss Dewey
Mr. and Mrs Austin George have rented
apartments Of Mrs, Eta Drown on Whip.
ple street and will move there from II
North Main street
Mrs. Stella Bryant, Mrs Howard Pierce,
Mrs. Dcyerc Houghton and Mrs. \. II
Davis of South Londonderry visited irends
IN town during the week.
r. :. Childs was in Halifax Wednesday
to settle the death claim of Mrs. Winfield
n l,,.l,,l I.it YaniigNs "a /
the New York Life Insurance company,
DR. Henry d. Holton, secretary OF the
state board ot health. has visited several
points in the state this week on matters
pertaining to cquipping buildings with fire
escapes,
Miss Izetta Willis was given tin
shower Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Harriet fiemis at 3 Green street.
Games were enjoyed and refreshments
were served.
Arthur NJ Willis of the Boston Globe
will be the speaker at the annual dinner
of the Greenfield Sportsmans club, Nov.
Is. Mr.. Willis is former resident OF
Bratteboro,
G. w Bomrdeas finishes work tomorrow
for f. j. Fenton x company and will go to
Worcester, Mass, where he has position
i'm the shoe department of the Denholm-
Mckay company.
Mrs. G. b. Crowell and Mrs. Edward 5
Cowles entertained several friends at a
Halloween party at Mrs. Crowell's home
on Myrtle street Tuesday evening Refresh
ments We're served.
Mrs. Ella W. Donelson, who has been a
guest of Mrs. II. X. Chamberlain several
days, went to Springfield, Mass Wednes-
day to spend the winter with her Encle,
Sylyanus Hescock,
Miss Una b Rice, former pupil Of the
Clawson- Hamilton college, leaves this week
for keene where she has accepted posi- |
ton as stenographer with the keene Gas
X Electric company.
A. f. Cudworth, one Of the receivers for
the Hardware and Woodenware company,
returned Monday afternoon to New York
from his home in South Londonderry
where he spent Sunday.
Judge j. l.. Martin went to New York
Sunday to attend hearing in the United ,
States district court in the matter Of the
Hardware and Woodenware company
which was held Monday afternoon.
Mrs. w. w. Plimpton and daughter,
Mearlyne, returned to their home in
Springfield, Mass. Sunday after visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs p B Lavelle.
Mr.. Lavelle accompanied them for a brief
visit.
F. C. Adams and O. B. Marshall return
ed Friday from Nashua, \, H., after walk
ing from here to that city in three days. 1
On Saturday they walked to South Yer
non and back in order to bring their
weeks mileage up to 100 miles.
w, S. Betterley. who has been supenn,
tendent at the i, H. Richardson farm dur
ing the last 10 years has moved to the Y
Rice farm in Dummerston, owned by the 4
Bradley estate, where he has similar po- |
sition. Albert Hall of Halifax succeeds
Mr. Betterley.
Rev. and Mrs. d. f. Trout observed their i,
birthday anniversaries Wednesday and |
were surprised to receive beautiful u
framed picture from a number. of their
friends. In the afternoon several of their
Pensioners called to extend congratua-
lions.
Charles +. Cattanach, who recently left
the employ of the Estey Organ company n
for whom he had worked as varnisher
over 20 years, intends to locate in Spring c
field, Mass, where he has secured employ
ment He will sell his home on Highland Il
street.
W. +. Whitney of -Moravia, n. Y has s
been guest of his brother, L. L. Whit :
ney. for few days this week. Mr.. and Mrs =
w Fl. Fuller of Feeding Hills, Mass, have Il
also been guests of l.. l.. Whitney. They
were called to Vermont by the death of n
Harry Lake of Halifax. a
Henry H. Thompson is confined to his
home in the Thompson block on Main IL
street by nervous breakdown. Though
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