The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
PERSONALS.


day visitor,
George Jillson Of Newiane was at Z, 5
Chase's Tuesday.
Mise Elizabeth Cat,anach i visiting IL
Springfield, Mass.
Dr. George Il. Barber spent the first o.
the week in Boston,
n, N. Braley OF Putney was visitor IL
Bmttleboro Wednesday,
Tracey. Park has been housed BY lines
during the last ten days.
Henry Holder was Springfield, Mass.
visitor last week Friday.
Miss Helen Chihs has resumed work IL
the store OF Donnell 4 Davis.
o. w. Ray of Norwich University y
spending a few days IN town.
Walter 4. Unison moves this week iron
Frost place 10 % Frost street.
+. II. Estabrook OF Mortified, Mass.
was in town Friday OF last week.
Miss Tracey Cushman has taken posi-
ton in the local telephone exchange.
Miss ID. H. Wells is at home after hav
ing spent the winter in Boston, Mass.
Clifford Smith OF Stoneham, Mass, has
been visiting In Brattlebor0 this week.
II. :. Eddy. manager of the Bradley es
tate, was in llaydenville, Mass, Tuesday
to visit the Hillside orchards.
Miss Estella NJ. Niles of Concord, y. H.,
visited her mother Mrs Emma Niles, over
Sunday.
Appleton Miles will spend his vacation
in New York city with his aunt, Mn.
Knight Neftel
Mrs. Arthur Boutelle OF Newton Center.
Mass. has been recent guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. p Dewitt.
Charles Howard OF Fort Williams, Me,
j. spending a month with his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. George 4. Howard.
Mrs Julia Robinson OF South Ashburn.
ham, Mass, spent day here recently with
friends
Mr.. and Ms. Fred Heyer are moving
from Washington 10 South Main street this
week
George V Bell went To Boston Sunday,
where he has position with the Griffith.
Stilings Press.
Mrs. II. b. Howe returned Sunday eve
ming from short visit with her son, Lester
Howe, in Boston.
]. Harry Estey and family left for New
York "Wednesday where they will remain
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Harvey are expected
to return today after spending the winter
in Florida and New York.
Miss .Abbie Pratt has moved from
Western avenue TO w. +. Sturges's, Bull
lock street.
Mrs. W. II. Gay and daughters, Isabel
and Ruth, have gone to Stoughton, Mass,
to spend month with relatives.
Miss Josephine Foster Of Springfield,
Mass. visited her mother, Mrs. Susan
Foster, from Friday 10 Sunday.
Miss Luella NJ Barrett was one OF the
in the rose dance given at the
Congregational fair.
Miss Alice Bennett recently lost a large
blue cameo pin which is valuable
heirloom.
Mrs. Z. c. Haviland of Keene, \. H., is
visiting her mother, Mrs. o. f. Randall.
on Oak street
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Robbins and Mrs.
A. F. Schwenk have been In Boston this
week
Miss Edith Barnard OF East Hartford,
Conn. was a visitor at her former home
here the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beal and George
Beal of Waltham. Mass. are weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs j. II. Beal OF North
street.
II. S. Goodenough and A. +. Roberts
left yesterday afternoon for New York
city to attend the funeral today, of c, ID.
Wallace.
Robert j. Ehlers Of New York city, who
was in town on business last week, was
recalled to his home by a telegram
the death of relative
The l.. d. c. club met with Mrs, G. /.
Sears Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Supper was served and the evening spent
in progressive euchre.
Robert O. Mitchell, d. Vernon Wells
and Lloyd Robinson walked over to Hines.
burg Sunday afternoon and took supper
with Mr.. and Mrs. Codding.
Miss Emma Barrows and Miss Alice
Jones of Mt. Holyoke college are spending
the Easter vacation at their respective
homes in town.
Herbert c. Shaw has rented an apart
ment of C. b. Lamson on Washington
street and. with Mrs Shaw viii begin house
keeping soon.
c. B. Lamson, who recently underwent
an operation at the Memorial hospital, has
returned to his home and is recovering
rapidly.
p. s. Moore of Greenfield was in Brat
tleboro Monday on business connected with
the claim department of the Boston X
Maine railroad
Jean w. Vandeveer has rented the tene-
ment in. the Aldrich house on North Main
street vacated some months ago by the
Mutual Aid association.
Miss Lillian Barrett of Boston was re-
Gently called home by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. c. C. Barrett of Highland
street who is suffering from rheumatism.
Miss Harriet Barrows came yesterday
from Simmons college, Boston. to spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B. Barrows.
Miss Jane Howard of Westford, Mass.,
has been spending part of the week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew How
ard
Mrs. G. H. Howell of Montpelier spent
Sunday with her husband who is employed
as time keeper on the Central Vermont
gang in Brattleboro.
Mrs. D. P. Dewitt gave bridge party
afternoon to number of her
women friends Mrs. M. M, Tucker won
the first prize and Mrs. f. Fl. Crane the
second.
John F. Kaine, who has been visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Kaine,
left Wednesday for Montreal to visit his
brother day or two before going on an ex
tented western business trip.
Miss Gladys Yeaw entertained few of
her school friends at her home on Forest
street Friday evening. Music and games
were enjoyed, followed by light refresh
ments Those nresent were Marion Howe
Gladys Rathbone, Dorothy Knight, Elma
Johnson. Edna Pratt. Hazel Clark, Mabel
Spaulding and Gladys Adams.
Friends of David c. Carey, while happy
to learn of an offer of promotion. which