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

Mrs, l., i: Burdett was recent visito
in keene, N. IL.
Mrs. j. A. Underwood is convalescen
after an attack OF grip.
Miss Addie Bailey has gone TO st. Paul
Mimi, TO visit her brother.
Mrs. Frank Pier and daughters returne,
Saturday from visit in Rutland.
Miss Mabelle Peabody of Lebanon, n. II,
is guest this week at +. w. Piers.
l.. II. Crane will start today on bust
ness trip to New York city and Newark, q
Miss Margaret Cray OF Bellows Fall
was a guest OF Miss Julia Brosnahan ovel
Sunday.
l.. II. Slater has been taking an enforced
vacation of several days on account OF az
injured ankle.
Mrs. Harry 4. Bingham and daughter
of Springfield, W., were visitors in Brat
tleboro Monday.
Fred A. Bemis of Meriden, Conn, wa'
an over.Sunday visitor at the home OF his
sister, Mrs. G., II. Crosby
George VI. Smith of Rutland, special
pension examiner, has been in Brattleboro
on official business this week.
Amos Lathrop of Londonderry has been
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Of his niece, Mrs. George Baldwin.
Mrs. +. j. Pierce and Mrs. Omar Bux.
ton OF Putney have been guests of MIR.
and Mrs. Ansel j. Pierce this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones and DIR. |.
A. Loveland OF keene, y. H., visited Mr..
and Mrs. ID, w. Felch the first of the
week
Mrs. George Clough of South London.
derry, who has been spending several days
with Mrs. o. ID. Stowell, returned home
this week.
C. b. Crowell. district deputy grand
master of the eighth Masonic district of
Vermont, was in Windsor Tuesday evening
ON official business.
w. w. Whelan and A. Griffin, Central
Vermont trainmen, went TO White River
junction last night to witness the John
son-Jeffries fight pictures exhibited there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Reed have moved
from L. L. Whitney's tenement into the
house lately vacated by L. I. Phelps. They
will continue the small store which has
formerly been conducted there.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Putnam entertained
number of friends at their home on Ter.
race street Saturday evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Greene OF Mont
pelier.
L. l.. Knowlton. who has been confined
TO his home with an eye trouble for some
time, is again about the streets but has not
resumed his duties as superintendent OF
Prospect Hill cemetery
Mrs. William Legs has been confined to-
her home for several days as a result OF an
accident which she sustained while visit
ing in Holyoke, Mass, last week. She was
descending flight of stairs and by max
ing misstep fell and fractured her right
collar bone.
Clarence NJ Miller, who has been as
ISOLATED with Fred l.. Houghton in thel
office of the Holstein.Friesian association
since his admission to the bar last fall is
to be associated with II. G. Barber in the
bers office Feb. l.
Mrs. Warren Hyde entertained a party
of friends on the evening of Jan. -, when
a tin shower was given to Marjorie Amy
Pratt and Ralph Chester Moore and their
was announced. The evening
was spent with games and music. Refresh
ments were served and very pleasant
evening was enjoyed.
DR.. f. R. Lynch went to Montague City,
Mass, Yesterday where he performed an
operation ON his sister, Mrs. Charles Nc
Govern of st. Johnsbury, who was taken
10 the Farren hospital Wednesday. This
morning her condition is serious. His
brother, Rev. j. A. Lynch, of Pittsford,
and Mr. McGovem accompanied him and
will remain here for several days.
Rev. NJ j. Carmody of st. Michael's
Catholic church started last week Thurs
lay for a two months trip to South
America. He is taking the voyage on ac-
,ount of his health. He sailed from New
Y rk intending to make brief stops in
Brazil and Argentina and will go through
he Straits of Magellan to Chile where he
will stop at Valparaiso until April.