The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
PERSONALS.

a brief visit in Felchyille
Miss Winnie Douglas finished work in A,
1 I. Roborts's store saturday
Miss Elizabeth Ranney visited in Wal
pole, \ H., over Labor day,
Thomas Fitzgerald OF Bellows Falls spent
Saturday and Sunday in town,
Miss Angie knight and Miss Ruth Hub.
bard spent Labor day IN Jamaica
Miss Alta Cray Went to Manchester, ~
! IL, Monday for two-weeks visit,
Miss Annie Park has resumed work at
| j. Il. Mann's after a months vacation.
Carl Savage and Waldo Buckminster Of
keene, \ H., spent Saturday in town,
Mrs. e. w. Sawyer and son, Reginald.
returned TO Rensselaer,, \ V, Tuesday
! Herbert Walker has been spending a
! few days in Boston with his son, Louis
Miss Alice Johnston returned SUNDAY
from two-weeks visit in Ansonia, Conn.
Miss Elizabeth Sullivan Of Brooklyn,
y Y, spent few days AT her home here.
Miss Alta Bishop returned Monday from
! New York city where she spent her vaca.
/ ton.
Mr. and Mrs ID. b. Stedman Of Spring.
( field, Mass, have been recent visitors in
( town
! Mrs C. II Colt is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. c. u Whittemore, IN Falmouth,
| Mass
Miss Elsie Smith and her sister. Miss
Mary Smith spent Monday in West Town.
shend
Miss Minnie Lcitsinger has returned from
Sunset lake and resumed work at j r.
Manps.
Miss Harriet Barrows went Saturday TO
Berlin, \ H., to teach domestic science IN
the high school
Miss Edith Boyce OF West6cld, Mass
came Monday for a three-weeks' visit with
Mary Fitzgerald.
James Ferriter Of New York and Thomas
feriter Of New Britain, Conn spent
Monday IN town.
Rev Father p. J. Long Of Proctor was
in town this week. called here by the
illness of his mother
Mr. and Mrs George Streeter and two
children OF Springfield Mass spent Labor
day at Lester Clarks.
Miss Alice Spencer returned Saturday
after visit Of several weeks in Albion and
other New York towns
Mrs. Helen Cobleigh OF Boston has re-
turned home after visit with Mrs. Charles
Stockwell on Canal street.
Miss Gertrude Matthews left Monday for
Dalton. Mass. where she has position
in one Of the city schools.
Mrs Nellie Coolidge and Mrs Abbie
Moran have been visiting Mrs Willis En-
erson at Alton Bay, y. II,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Willard and Mr. and
Mrs. c NJ Bra2er will 60 10 Boston Tues
day for afcw days outing.
Mrs Mary Warder Miss Marjorie White
and {. II. Pratt go tomorrow 70 Temple
ton. Mass, for week stay.
Misses Mamie and Dora Neyier Of Spring.
field, Mass, have been spending a few days
with their uncle, John VIEWER
Miss Annie Ferriter is expected home
tomorrow from Savin Rock where she has
been for the past two months.
Miss Libbe Veyier and Joseph Jla2er OF
Springfield, Mass. spent Labor day with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Neyier.
Sherman Abbott moves Monday from
Spruce street to Cedar street into the house
which he recently purchased OF Elliot
Phillips.
H. p Hunter was elected president Of the
l4th New Hampshire Veterans association
at its annual meeting at The Weirs, \.
H., last week
Mrs. Frederick Berdeau and two chill
dren who have been spending the summer
with her parents in Woodstock returned
home Tuesday
Mrs. w. II Haywood and three sons
and her mother. Mrs. J w Dudley, have
returned from Lakeyille Conn, where
they have been spending several weeks
Samuel Arnold OF st. Louis, who has
been spending the summer in South Lon
donderry, was in Brattleboro yesterday
calling upon friends before leaving for his
home,
j NJ. Willoughby Of Nashua \. H., who
was in Brattleboro several months early
in the year as right-of-way agent for the |
1;oston & Maine railroad. was visitor in |.
town yesterday,
Beatrice Massey celebrated her sixth |
birthday anniversary Thursday with a par |
ty at which many of her little friends were
present Refreshments were served and .
games were enjoyed,
Conductor William Rounds, who has run
for number Of years on the West River 1
division of the Central Vermont and be
tween Brattleboro and New London, has |
left the employ OF the road
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Raymond and
children and Mr. Raymond's sister, Miss
Carrie Raymond, who have been spending
several weeks at Spofford lake and in
left Saturday for their home
n Waterbury, Conn,
CLYDE Cutler, who has been employed for
several years as clerk in the Brooks
House pharmacy. finished his work there
He has no plans for the i'm
mediate future but expects to visit at his
nome in Springfield, VT
Roscoe Fisher, Harrison Fisher, r, n
Hescock, H. c. Streeter B. n Phelps and
Henry j. Allen attended the annual reunion
IF the Windham County Veterans associa-
ion at Barber park Bellows Falls, yester-
lay 1t is expected that the meeting next
year will be held in Brattleboro,
Miss Clara Carruth, instructor in the
department of the Brattleboro
nigh school, was unable to be present at
he opening of the term Tuesday on ac
,ount of the recent death Of her father at
Spencer, Mass. She reached Brattleboro
Wednesday afternoon,
Inland Niles. for some time an employe
# E. L. Hldreth & Co., and Ralph Gould
,mployed by the w. T. Richardson Co.
eft Tuesday for Detroit going by the way
If Montreal From Detroit they 60 to
where Mr. Niles has relatives
The two young men intend to make their
lome in the west
Fred Clark of Rochelle, Ill, who left
3ratteboro in 1899 to locate in the west
walled himself of an excursion from Chca-
70 this week and is visiting Brattleboro
friends. He was formerly employed in
he Estey organ factory With his son he
S engaged in the gas business in Rochelle
Mr. Clark is planning to bring his family
asst next summer
Charles |. Davis of Seattle, Wash, VINO
S guest of his father, .. c. Davis, in
Vernon. visited his sister, Mrs. A. D. Rey-
lolds, of Prospect street, yesterday and