The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12
PERSONALS.

~, o. f'htoh was VI bthoWh rdlls wen
nesday,
Mrs, A. NJ. Corser of putney visited her
; yesterday
: Mrs, j L. Martin returned from Mont
pelier Tuesday.
J, q; ullery returned Sunday from yisi
IN Buffalo, n. Y,
Mrs. Ellen Howe returned Tuesday iron
a visit IN Springfield, Mass,
Judge I. H. OBrien OF Bellows Fall
was in Battleboro yesterday.
Master Clyde Allen is seriously Ill Will
pneumonia at Memorial hospital,
Miss Mary Manning of Springfield, Mass.
was in town the first OF the week.
Mrs. ". L. Hunt has finished her sea
sons work for Mrs. II. +. Bascom.
Mn. y. d. Clawson returned Monday
from visit with relatives in keene.
c, H. Thompson was in New York city
the latter part of last week ON business,
James X. Batchelder of Arlington was
in Brattleboro yesterday on legal business
Mrs. Harriet Bemis spent Sunday in
Concord, n, H., with Miss Matilda Ullery
Chauncey Young and family moved this
week from West street TO Elliot street.
Mrs. j. w. lizard and daughter, Miss
Lulu lizard, visited in Greenfield Monday,
c. c. Senter of Montpelier was in Brat.
tleboro on professional business Wednes'
day.
Harry A. Bingham Of Springfield, VT,
was visitor in Brattleboro the iirst OF the
week.
DR.. L. c. Thorn and son, Holton, OF
| Deeriield, Mass, were visitors IN town
Saturday.
Miss Florence Beane of Holyoke, Mass,
is visiting here with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs, Frank Beane
W. l.. Hunt was in Boston Wednesday
ON business connected with the Goodnow,
Pearson X Hunt store.
Mrs. 4. 5. Haviland of Keene, \. H.,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
10. H. Randall, this week.
l.. X. Willis of Pittsfeld. Mass, was
called here Wednesday by the death of
his brother Leroy Willis
Miss Charlotte Barrett and mother, Mrs.
Julia Bartlett, are spending the month OF
May at Laurel Park, Mass.
|. o. p. Smith returned Saturday from
Boston where he spent a week attending
the World in Boston exhibit,
Arthur NJ Willis of Boston was called
to Bratteboro Wednesday by the death OF
his brother, Leroy NJ. Willis.
Mrs. f. L. Hunt will go to Nashua, \.
H., next week for visit at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. \. II. Hunt
Mrs. Marion $. Jones returned Saturday
after several months spent in Dcdham,
Mass. and East Windsor Hill, Conn.
Mrs X. +. Mosher accompanied by her
mother Mrs. c. A. Wright of Keene y. H., /
have been visitors in town this week.
Mrs. W. H. Barrett returned Friday
from trip to Readsboro and Nottingham |
with millinery from Mrs G. II. Smiths.
Miss Nellie l.. Archer OF New York city .
is at her summer home on Ames Hill put
ting things in readiness for the summer.
Miss Lulu lizard goes to Boston Monday
where she will be the guest of the Misses
Marion and Amy Weeden for several days,
C. O. Robbins and f. l.. Hunt leave to-
morrow on a trip TO Oklahoma and Texas
N the interests OF the Vermont Savings
bank
Miss Florence Berg resumed her work
Monday for the Vermont Printing company
after an absence OF three weeks on account
If illness,
G. l.. Durham and j. p. Ferriter leave
for Mishawaka, Ind, on bust
less trip in the interests OF the Durham
Brothers company
Mrs. +. II. Brasor and daughter, Eliza.
,eth spent Sunday in Concord, y. H., ,
With Miss Dorothea Brasor. Mr.. Brasor
Expects to 60 tomorrow,
Thomas Austin, jr., came home Monday
rom Montague City, Mass, where he has
,een i'll with appendicitis and tonsilitis
Turing the last six weeks
Mrs. H. c. Rice and daughter, Marion, I
vent to Dedham, Mass, "Wednesday to
pend a week at the home of Mrs. Rice 5 {
ister Mrs. j. II. Soiday.
DR.. H. d. Iolton of this town has been :
ppointed by Governor Mead delegate
0 the national convention of charities and
DIRECTIONS in Boston in June. 0
DR.. +. r. Lynch and his brother, Rev
. A. Lynch of Pittsford, attended the :
show and banquet in st. Johns
ury Wednesday and yesterday. \
Walter w Slack of Springfield, VT, was s.
| town the latter part of last week to get
he Specdwell runabout which he recently Il
ought OF the Brattleboro garage. p
Ernest j. Waterman has been appointed
Y Gov j, A. Mead a delegate to the ma tt
onal commission of uniform state laws "
hich sits in Boston, Aug. % to 2S.
r. NJ. Sherman of Williamsville visited i
town yesterday en-route for Shipman, l
a. Mrs. Sherman will spend few days
town before returning to her home. N
Miss Florence Hemenway and Mrs. G.. E. tc
'arner have returned from visit to Bos
IN where they attended the missionary N
ihibit known as The World in Boston. h
Mrs. s. n. Ray, who has been spending
lie winter in Florida, was a guest of her he
'usin, Mrs. j. c. Henkel, the first of the SC
eek en-route for her home in Chester sa
Miss Violette Reynolds went Wednes-
" to spend few days with Miss Nettie W
ale Johnson. Mrs. A. D. Reynolds will A
in them today for an over-Sunday visit. til
Mr.. and Mrs Z. s. Theobald of Glens
Ills, n. Y, were over-Sunday visitors ed
Brattleboro, coming here from Rutland IL
here they visited Mr.. and Mrs H. O. so
,olidge. W
Miss Elizabeth Marshall and Oscar
arshall of Los Angeles, CAL, are in Brat $.
,boro to spend the summer with their IA
andmother Mrs. Ann E. Marshall, on tn
gh street Ri
w. Dorr Perry has resigned his position w.
srmont National bank on account of poor pa
alth. Mr.. Perry has held the position OF OF
: 33 years. ~
George NJ. Tompson, chief engineer of the do
ston n Maine railroad, went to Boston eol
to attend Yesterdays confer of
&c between the Grand Trunk and New -
wen officials.
Miss Ruth Childs ACCOMPANIED her sister.