The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-22
PERSONALS.

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j. w. Cobb has been spending a part oil
the week in Detroit, Mich
Miss Martha Miller OF Meriden, Conn,
is visiting Miss lzetta Willis.
Miss Helen Childs went to Hartford
| Wednesday for a weeks visit.
Mrs. Charles O'Connor of Keene, n H.,
is visiting at John 0Connors
Miss Edith Grant visited at her home
! in Bernardston Mass, Sunday.
Miss Mary Stewart visited in White Riv'
er Junction the first Of the week.
DIR. T.. r. Lynch moves today frop
! North Main street to 90 Canal street
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd johnson and daugIF
ter were in Boston the first Of the week
Herbert II Bardcn is spending few
weeks with his family at Homestead place
Miss Lenora Ayers has returned from
twoweeks vacation at Martha's Vine
yard
Mrs. J. D. w. Loyett and daughter,
Miss Alice Loyett, Of Boston are visitors
| in town,
d. Z. Tasker has been in Greenfield this
week to act as poultry Judge at the Green
field fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. Demo Of West
| Medford, Mass have been recent visitors
in town
Gerald +. Rowe Of Montreal came We'd
nesday TO spend sevelal days at i, H.
| Lavelle's.
G. d. Odell is in Boston attending the
reunion Of his regiment, the LIST Massachu-
| sets cavalry.
Mrs. :. A. Dow and son. Howard, Of
Haverhill. Mass. are guests Of Mrs Blais
dell on Grove street
James W Blake and Patrick Doyle Of
Bellows Falls were oyerSunday visitors
OF relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs F II. Morse have moved
from "a Canal street to the Richardson
block on Main street,
Mrs Mary +. Draper left Monday for
Grand Rapids, Mich, where she will spend
some time with relatives.
Miss Cora Hatch returned Saturday At
ter spending several weeks IN Springfield,
Mass, and Hartford, Conn.
Miss Susan T. Blake and cousins. Mary
and Susan Curry, will visit at Miss Blakes
home in Bellows Falls Sunday
Mrs Francis Weeks Of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting at the home Of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs John O'Connor.
Mr.. and Mrs Keegan and John Lillis Of
Bridgeport, Conn. are to be- guests OF John
Lillis Of Maple street during fair week.
Miss Lena Young was given a surprise
party Tuesday evening. Refreshments
were served and music and games enjoyed.
Michael Guiheen Of Brooklyn is. expect
ed tomorrow for a weeks visit at the home
Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Guiheen
Mrs. f. NJ. Durham and daughter, Eth
81. who have been spending the summer m
Chesterfield, are guests Of Mrs. +. T. WI
lard this week,
Attorney Harry b. Amey OF Island
Pond assistant counsel for the Central
Vermont Railway. company, was IN Brat
tleboro Monday.
T J. Guiheen returned Friday from Pet
ershurg, Va, having finished the season
with the Petersburg baseball team OF the
Virginia league.
DR. and Mrs. Charles s. Pratt. who have
been spending the summer IN Putney, re-
turned this week 10 Brattleboro and have
opened their home on Main street.
Mrs. Cundiff and daughter. Mary leave
today for Albany, n. Y, where they VIII
visit Mrs. Cundiif's son. Elbrldge Gun
diff, before gong TO their home at kod-
noake Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert DIysdale and
daughter, Beatrice. who have been stop
ing three weeks in Peterborough. Ont,
with Mrs. Drysdale's brothers, are eN
pected home Saturday.
Mrs. Ad,lie Van Doom and Mrs Franc
F.. Clark have rented the tenement at 46
High street, recently occupied by A. 4.
Knight and viii move there next week
from Spruce street
Charles Gibbs of the freight station
office staff has been in White River
Junction this week assisting his father,
who is a member Of the firm OF Gibbs y
Wheeler, during the state falr,
John J. Clme Of Moran & Co.'S under
taking establishment was in Leyden, Mass,
Wednesday to conduct the funeral Of Gil
bert Burrows who died in that town Mon
day. Burial was in Nottingham.
Mrs Alfred Heustis Of Somerville, Mass,
arrived in Brattleboro yesterday and with
her husband will live in an apartment IN
the Barber block on Canal street. Mr.,
Heusts is employed by H, f Bond & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Garter, accom-
panied by Mrs. Newman Odell, Mrs Henry
0dell and Miss Agnes Odell of Franklin,
n. H., came by automobile to G. d. Odell's
Monday, stopping there until Tuesday al
ternoon.
Il. L. Breckenridge has been making
trips to nearby towns this week as a
representative of the publicity separt-
ment of the Valley Fair association. He
has been in Greenfield Mass, Bellows
Falls, Windsor, Claremont, n H., and
White River Junction.
Charles Rennie. who is employed by the |
Northern Railroad Of Costa Rica, is visiting |
Brattleboro friends fol, few days. He
sails from New York on his return to Cen |
trail America Oct s. Mr. Rennie was at
one time foreman Of the Central Vermont |
engine roundhouse in Brattleboro.
Edward G. Chace of Providence, r. l.,
treasurer and general manager OF the Fort |
Dummer Mills, has leased the Melrose of !
Mrs. Flora f. Strong and will occupy It |
as home He takes possession Oct, 10.
Mr.. Chace has wife and small daughter.
He leases the house furnished and Mrs.
Strong goes to Townshend where she will
devote her attention to the Townshend
Inn of which she is proprietor
Miss Maize Calvin went to Boston Tues
day where she took examinations and en-.
tered the New England conservatory of
music. Miss Galvin's test was marked
and she entered on her new work Wednes-
day. She has lessons on Monday, Wednes
day, Thursday and Saturday of each week
besides playing with the orchestra twice
each week. The orchestra with which she
is connected has rs members. Miss Gal h
wins local teacher has been G.. M. Dugan
She was graduated from the Brattleboro
high school in 1910 She was accompan-
led to Boston by her father, John Calvin,
and her sister, Miss Agnes Calvin. The
after will spend few days in Somerville