The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-01
PERSONALS.

town, Mass, yesterday.
Fred Howe spent Thanksgiving at his
home in West Townshend,
Jesse Woodbury. is spending few days
in Boston and South Hope, Me.
Charles Allen and family spent Thanks.
giving day with relatives IN JaWaica'
Russell Kuech Of Dartmouth college came
home Wednesday for Thanksgiving
Mrs. Katherine Burchard OF Arlington,
Mass, came 10 the Brooks House this week,
Mrs. w. II. Perry came from Boston
Tuesday for few days stay at her home.
Miss Hazel Goif attended the Thanksgiv.
ing ball in Turner'S Falls, Mass, last even.
ing.
Percy Gear of st. Albans is visiting at
the home of his sister, Mrs, Herbert Dono'
van.
Attorney Frank l.. Fish Of Nergenness
was in Brattleboro Wednesday on legal
business.
4. |. Williams of Northampton, Mass,
has been among the out-ot.town visitors
this week.
Mrs. Samuel O'Neal of Hinsdale, n. H.,
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. IL. G. Kane
| this week.
LLOYD r. Robinson leaves today for a
| visit at the home of his parents IN Frank
lin, Conn.
Mr., and Mrs. Ned Cleveland of Fitch
burg. Mass, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Il, Bond
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Waterman took their
! Thanksgiving dinner with relatives IN
Springfield. Mass.
RAYMOND r. Goodale of Springfield
Mass. was a THANKSGIVING guest of his
father, c. j, Goodale.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Borden of Greenfield
spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs
Charles Wilder.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Elmer spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Hyde in Brooklyn, n. y.
Miss Elizabeth Bracewell was guest OF
! Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Mather in West Brat
tleboro over Thanksgiving.
Arnold b. Chace of Providence, X. :,
was a guest at the home OF his SON Ed
ward G.. Chace, yesterday
Miss Katherine Finnegan of Newport,
! y. H., is spending a few weeks with hei
sister, Mrs r. NJ. Ferriter.
Miss Elizabeth Gldden of the Burnham
with her father. c. L, Glidden.
Onslow Thompson of Norwich university
il spending the weekend with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Thompson.
Miss Chloe Franklin and Miss Edith
Grant were THANKSGIVING visitors at the
latter's home in Bernardston, Mass.
Paul r. Henkel of New York city was a
THANKSGIVING visitor at the home OF ms
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henkel.
Mr., and Mrs. Philip Franklin anc
daughter of Vernon spent THANKSGIVING al
the home of her brother, c. 5. Hopkins
Mrs. Sanders of Springfield, Mass, has
been spending a few days with her daugh
ter Miss Eloise Sanders, at e, H. Crane
Patrick Mcguire has returned from Con
cord. n. H., where he has been employed
as mason on the state hospital buildings
Fred Chamberlin returned Tuesday aftel
snending several days deer hunting IN TN
vicinity of his former home in West Town
shend.
.Mdge +. L. Waterman, whe has beer
nresidinc at A special term of Franklin
county court. returned to Brattleboro Wed
Inesday
Mrs. w. G. Sargent went Yesterday t.
ION MY, CaIHGII III lJoSbOiis hNg
gin housekeeping next week In winthrop
Mass
Miss Annie Park, Miss Alta Cray an,
Miss Minnie Leitsinger spent Sunday VIII
Mrs. Dix in Springfield, Vt. Mrs DlX wa q,
formerly clerk in the store OF j. +
Mann. ;,
Thomas H. Ssk. who has been in W. +
Roots drug store the last two years, leave
TODAY for Rutland where he takes the posi-
ton as manager of the a. D. LEVIN
, pharmacy.
q F. Benson and +. B. Putnam go t.
! New York this afternoon and VIII attend
Shrine meeting in Brooklyn tomorrow even
ing as guests of Mr.. Benson's cousin I'D
ward Benson
Mr., and Mrs. Harry H. Smith and sol
, Philip, and Miss Harriet /. Smlth, Of MeLl
den. Conn, were guests of Mr. and Mrs
d. Smith OH Cedar street during IN
Thanksgiving holiday.
Yesterdays Springfield papers contane
, picture of DR.. Ernest l.. DAVIS, son G
John A. Davis of this town, who Is rur
. ming on the democratic ticket Tor aldei
, man in the sixth ward of that city
Mrs. w. G. Sargent was entertained las
: week Thursday evening at Mr.. and Mrs u
c, Shaw's on Washington street by nun
| Der of her friends in honor of her prospect
=; i've departure for Boston, She was presen
!: ed with Nutting photograph.
: DR.. E. r. Lynch, whose illness troI
: blood poisoning in his right hand, was r r
ported in The Reformer last week, IS NAL
Ing gradual recovery, He went Friday.
= the F9rren hospital in Montague, Git!
! Mass. where Dr. Mourice Richardson
. Boston operated on the thumb Saturday.
/ was feared for time that ampqtattio
: might be necessary. Mrs. Lynch and the
= sons, Byron and George, spent Thanksgr