The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-01-27
PERSONALS.

Sewell Hoyey spent Sunday at his home
in Williamsville.
Rev. A. Il. Martin OF Wilmington was
in town Monday.
Miss Margaret L. Gatty was in Green
field, Mass this week.
Miss Gladys Kimball spent Sunday at
her home in Bellows Falls.
DIR. G. X. Aldrich has been spending a
part of the week in Boston.
Miss Louise Pierce is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Cook in Gill, Mass.
Mrs. Mary d. Hall of Wilmington was
in town Monday calling on friends.
Loren II. Pierce of South Londonderry
was in town on business Wednesday.
Mrs. John +. Brasor underwent an ope'
ration at the Memorial hospital Manday.
Mrs. Julia Moseley has moved from u
South Main street TO 2S2 Western avenue
Wales Holden of Norwich university is
i'll at the home of his parents on Oak
street
Fred Smith spent Saturday and Sunday
in South Londonderry and West Town
shend
Wales Holden of Norwich university is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. H..
Holden.
Mrs. w. w. Van Ness and Mrs, Anna
c. Carr of West Townshend We're in town
Tuesday.
Miss Pearl G. Gibson leaves Monday for
Washington, ID. C., to remain until the
close of congress.
DIR. and Mrs. w. n. Thompson of Hart
ford, Conn, were visitors at DIR. 5. Il.
Lawton's over Sunday.
DIR. A. |. Miller and daughter went to
Philadelphia yesterday to visit the for
mer's son, Wells Miller
Mrs. w. II. Mitchell and mother, Mrs.
Murphy, start tomorrow night for Mrs.
Murphy's home in Quebec.
j. l.. Ryan underwent an operation for
appendicitis Monday at the Farren hospi-
tai in Montague City, Mass.
Mrs. Karl Miner of Yonkers, n. Y,
visited at the home of her mother, Mrs. |
L. ID. Fiske, the first OF the week.
Mrs. Herbert Everleth of Putney is |
spending some time at the home of her
son, Henry Everleth, on Canal street.
Mrs. w. j. Franklin, Mrs. l.. j. Harris,
Miss Edith Harris and Harold Gale OF
West Townshend have been in town this
week.
w. II. Taft and c. o. Kimball of West
were in town Wednesday to
attend the meeting of the Valley Fair as
Judge daniel Kellogg Of Westminster,
who started for California about 10 days
lgo, arrived at his destination the first of
his week.
Miss Jennie Todd returned to her home
n Palmer, Mass, Monday, after spending
| few days in town with her sister, Miss
Dorothy Todd.
Harold Sherman is taking a two months
,acation from his work in the Peoples Ma
ional bank. He left yesterday for Char
ottesville, Va.
o. r. Clayton and Loren r. Pierce OF
south Londonderry were in Brattleboro
tuesday to attend the adjourned term of
Nindham county court.
Mrs. Arvine Pike went to North Adams,
'Iass., Saturday for visit, She was ac-
ompanied by her daughter, Miss Bernice
like, who returned Monday.
Mrs. Esther NJ. Warner, widow of An
on X Warner, who observed her S0th
birthday anniversary in Greenfield last
week Wednesday, was married in Brattle'
,oro in 1852.
c. G. Fits, Fl. G. and +. E. Barber, r.
J, Bacon, w. III. Proctor and Miss kath-
rine Dunlevy went to Rutland Monday to
ttend a hearing in the Hooker, Corser X
litchell chancery case. '
Dr. L. r. Lynch returned Sunday from
It. Johnsbury where he was called last
reek by the illness of his sister He has {
esumed his practice after a five-weeks
lness with pneumonia. L
Mai. John W. Hersey of Springfield,
lass, was in Brattleboro Monday to at
end the funeral of his civil war comrade,
ferbert F. Brooks. Monday was Major
Jerseys Goth birthday anniversary.
Judge E. L. Waterman, who has been
residing in Windsor county court, came
ONE Saturday to remain until Attorney ,
'eneral j. G. Sargent can be present in
hat court to take charge of murder trial. {
Mr.. and Mrs R. +. Wheeler of Pearl !
treet entertained about 90 of their |
riends Saturday evening to a musicale. J
he Misses Todd and Denning rendered i
everal instrumental selections and sing i
lg was also enjoyed. {
Richard, fve-year-old son of DR.. and !
1rs. Dean Bangs, formerly of this town, !
ow of Milford, Conn, is i'll with diph- I
IBERIA. Other members of the family are
nder treatment although they have not {
the disease. p
Miss Mabel E.. McCalmont, who has re- \
emily returned from the Philippine lis /
nds where she has been employed by the G
overnment, has been visiting Miss Elsie +
). McCloskey, superintendent of the Me- v
lorial hospital, this week. /
j. Harry Estey of this town attended
he 18th annual dinner of the Boston !
Iusic Trade association last week Wednes- '
ay. Among the speakers was Joseph II;
Irs. w. P. Jones of this town.
Rodney Haigh, who has been in Calves @
On. Tex, for year returned home this {
eek His health had been poor for
lumber of weeks and his father, w. FL. r
[aigh, went to Texas last week and ac-
his son to Brattleboro. e
The Brattleboro men who have been to y
Iontpelier this week in the interest of I,
ne railroad bills are M. j. Moran, L. e. :
Iolden, John Calvin, Dennison Cowles, :
!. L. Durham, G. M, Clay, E. G. Crosby, {
. R. Crosby, H. G. Rice, E. w. Gibson. !,
I. G. Barber and A. P. Carpenter. DR.. II. q
]. Holton and John G. PELLET have been !,
/ the capital looking after the Austine !
,nitarium measure.
Roy Saxon, Harold Rees and Stanley
ILLS, students at Mt. Hermon, skated
ON the dam of the Connecticut River =
over company at Vernon to a point
oove, Putney and back to the dam Mon e
ay, a distance of about 30 miles. They 4
alked from Mt. Hermon to the dam and
,turn, a round trip of about 20 miles. d
hey were joined at Brattleboro by Paul
ehring who went to Putney and back to
rattleboro with the-party. 7
Henry Bond has leased house at Brat G
eboro, VT, and the town and state is to
lffer serious loss in his removal from a
ere. Mr. Bond goes Friday to attend the
rectors' meeting Of the American Radia- A
IT company, at Chicago, and after that he q
al Mrs Rond % to Virginia Thev re- q