The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-09-26
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itor in town during the fair. : : - II
Miss 0 'Keefe of Keene is spending
] the. week. with Mrs, Una Riees5 ~
Roaeit HARRIS and Waldo Butknins-
fter5f ktesfes atehded the fail Nednes 4
day.
| s~saiss iraee Perry of springfsi;i,
Mass, is a guest at John Devine S this
week.
John L. Knowlton of Cambridge,
Mass, was a visitor in town through
the fair.
Nicholas Ahrens of Springfield, Mass,
visited at the fair Wednesday and
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marlborough Of
this week.
| Miss Mamie Graves of Springfield,
Mass, formerly Of Brattleboro, called
! en- friends in town yesterday.
| Ms. Laura Smith of Hartford
| Conn, came this afternoon to visit her
/ sister, Mrs. Herbert Z. Harris.
| Mr. aud Mrs Benjamin Hannon and
{daughter, Marie, OF Bennington were
] visitors in town yesterday at attend the
fair.
Mrs. C. E. stearns and seorge LYLE
/ lcft this morning for theiE home In,
/ Brooklyn, after visiting relatives. in
town.
Mrs. G.. D. .Loukes Of swanton reg
! turned this morning to her Home Mrs
Lonhes had visited herr sister, Mrs w.
j Fl. Cray, a week.
Mr. and Mrs James Barrett and
i. II
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j. Mo
ran through the fair.
Miss Edith Esterbrook left Yesterday
] afternoon for Boston. She is private
| secretary to one of the professors in the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Miss Agnes and Miss Elaine Sullivan,
Miss Katherine Cray, Miss Deloris Me
Qneeny and Regis Ridden of Bellows
Falls We're in a party who attended the
fair yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Westgate of
Fitchburg, Mass, were Valley fair Wis
itors with Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Smith
Of Cedar street and Mrs. Addie Nichols
of Green street.
Charles f. Caustie returned yester-
day to his home in cambridge, Mass,
[
daughter. Mrs. William c. Horton, who
is at the Melrose hospital
Robert c. Bacon returned home
last night from Boston, where he went
to attend the railroad hearings before
the interstate commerce commission
of the New England states.
+ Arthur Smith of Bala winsville Mass
: Mrs. Fred Nuttall land two children
Doris and Frederick, and Mrs. l.. NJ
Upham Of Holyoke were visitors dur
ing the fair at Leonard Ryan's.
: Mr. and Mrs ". W. Bennett of Man
: chester motored from their home tC
the fair Yesterday. While here they
spent short time with Mrs. Bennett :;
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, r. b. Warner OF
Canal street.
Mrs V r. Lansingh and children
who spent the summer at the Fishe
( farm in Dummerston. went today b.
automobile to Springfield Mass.
, whence they will 90 by train to thei
, home in Cleveland, O. =
= About 50 menberss Fl sedan lodge
D. O IT; Of Gree8feld' visited tn
local lodge Sunday A social tim
!, was enjoyed 2 in the lodge hall o
r sehorling 81 nat. Speeches were mad
). by Messrs a'sauter; Hanger, Sehwart
d and kloesz
Mr. ard Mrs. Y. J.. Smell of Mort
/ Springfield, VI, Mr. and Mrs. Marti
: Bennis ard daughter, Edith, of Cheste
L Charles Hitchcock of Saxtons Rive
/ ana Miss Carrie 7Ueli1rlan of Westmil
stsr West were guests at c. A. Wal
:, man 5 this week.
e Mr. and Mrs Harry st. CIR of Attic
{ and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur ST. Cyr G
Hartford, Conn, came by automobile t
visit Mrs. St. Cyl OFF, Church stree
!, through the fair. Willie St. Cyr cam
& Thursday from New York. Mr.. an
5 Mrs Wheeler came from Greenfiel
4 the same lav.
/ Valley fair visitors: John Barry {
I Orange. Mass, Mrs. George Whitnt
of Springfield, Vt, Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
/, Glasheen Of Gardner, Mrs. Jerry TwyC
r Of Springfield Mass. Mrs. J. J. Nj
IS .5eana and George Cobb of South Lol
II don1erry, Simon Hayes of Northaml
3 ton, Mrs George Knapp of Newfan
le Mr. and Mrs. William Curtin and so
e Edmund, of Springfield, Mass, G.
IN Reed Of White River junction, j.
NurDhy of Rutland .-F.