The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
PERSONALS.

F. f. Feriter spent Sunday at his home
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs, W A. Morse have been
spending a few days IN Boston,
Francis Dunleyy sprained his knee while
playing football Tuesday afternoon.
John Wolf and Thomas Fitzgerald Of Bel
lows Falls spent Saturday and Sunday In
town.
Miss Mary Donnell and Mrs S w. Edg
EFT are in New York buying their fall MILL
merry
Mrs. Alice Bancroft Shaw, trimmer for
Donnell & Davis, returned this week from
Boston.
Frank P. Mack of Chicago, H., was the
guest Of his brother, J p. Mack, few days
last week
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Taft and Mrs. c. B.
Switzer of West Townshend were visitors
in town Wednesday.
Mrs. j. NJ Minard and son, David, were
called here Thursday by the Illness OF her
aunt, Miss Augusta Fox,
Judge L. l.. Waterman went to st,
Adams Tuesday to preside at the fall term
of Franklin county court.
Charles OConnor of Keene, n. H, spent
the first of the week at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John +. O'Connor,
Mrs. John Guiheen returned Tuesday
from Brooklyn, n Y, where she las been
for the past six weeks visiting her sons.
Capt l.. d. Taylor was a member of the
dinner party entertained by Gov. and Mrs.
John A. Mead at the governors home IN
Rutland last week
Mrs. Il. NJ Douglass, who has been at
the home of her son in Hartford, Conn,
for several months, returned to her home
on Spruce street Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy c. Harris of Mon
rovia, Cal, are visiting his brother, George
H. Harris, on Canal street 1t has been 10
years since they were in Vermont.
Harry A. Bingham of Springfield, Vt,
was in town the first of the week to see
his children who are staying with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. &. f. Blng-
ham, on account of their mothers illness
John C. Pellet returned Tuesday from a
months absence in Europe. He attended
the Esperanto congress at Antwerp. Mr..
Pellet reached New York on his return
Saturday and spent Sunday and Monday
in Worcester.
Mrs. Marion S. Jones left today for
visit of several weeks in Pioneer, o., and
other places in the middle west. She will
make the trip in company with her daugh,
ter, Mrs. J. III. Soliday, and family, of
Dedham, Mass.
Roderick Flion was given surprise par
ty at his home on South Main street Tues
day night by number of his young friends.
The party was given in honor of his birth
day. Games and music were enjoyed and
refreshments of cake and ice-cream were
served. Mr. Filion was presented with
gold watch and ring.
About Is of the friends of Leon Walker
gave him a surprise party at his home on
of his birthday Violin and piano music
furnished entertainment and refreshments
were served, which included three birth
day cakes, one of which was decorated
with candles to represent his age
Miss Agnes Game of the Clawson-H amil
ton business college has entered the EN-
ploy of Batchelder & Davis, the Springfield,
Vt, law firm, as stenographer. Edwin
Whitney of the same school has gone to
Claremont, n H., to enter the Office of the
Sullivan Machine company. Ethel Mcguire,
a Characterization college graduate, has
position as stenographer with the Jarvis
Paper company of West Claremont, N. H.
Frank P. Barber of Chelsea, Mass, began
work Monday as manager of the Brooks
House pharmacy For the past two years
and half he has been employed In one
of the largest independent drug stores
in New England and is a registered pharma-
cist in both Vermont and Massachusetts.
Before going to Chelsea Mr.. Barber worked
in Brattleboro, being employed first in the
Brooks House pharmacy and later by c. F.
Thomas.