The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-09-12
PERSONAL.

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town the first of the week.
Mrs. A. V Cox went TODAY to Wal !
pole to visit Mrs. j ohm Howe.
Mrs. J ohanna Greene of Maiden is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sarah Dunlevy
Harry K White of New York city
is visiting briefly at his former home
here
Mrs. A. F. Green of Boston is visit
ing Mrs Sarah Dunlevy on Harris
place.
Miss Kittie Osborne of Dorchester
is visiting Mrs. J. T. Moynihan this
week
Mrs. Frank Hagen is visiting A. f.
Wood 5 mother, Mrs. Wood, in Hol-
yoke.
Mrs. A. J. Haskins will return to
morrow after several days visit in
Athol.
Mrs. c. j. Paro is i'll with sciatic
rheumatism at her home, 81 Clark
street.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Mickey and son
have been visiting in Springfield, Mass
this week.
Miss Marjorie +. Leach will go next
week to Middlebury to enter Middle
bury college.
Mrs. Hugh Adams starts today for
California, stopping en- route in Iowa
and Minnesota.
Mrs. Maurice Doyle returned We'd
nesday after a visit of ten days in
Cambridge, Mass.
Miss Ruth johnson has returned to
work at Houghton & Simonds 5 after
a two weeks vacation.
Miss Carrie Dutton and Mrs. s. S.
Hunt spent Yesterday with Mrs. r. F.
Gordon at Sunset lake.
Catherine and Edward Curtin went
yesterday to Bellows Falls to visit
their aunt, Mrs. Blake.
Mrs. B. P Richardson will go tomor-
row to Lebanon, n. H., to visit her
niece, Mrs. Joseph Cameron.
Mrs George Prouty left Tuesday for
Pittsburgh, Pa, to spend the winter
with her daughter Mrs. Kahl
Miss Marjorie Crosby has left New
York and is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Bemis in Meriden, Conn
John and James Clune have returned
after 10 days visit in Holyoke with
their aunt, Mrs. Patrick Ryan.
Mrs. Theodore Turner went vester-
day to Turner's Falls to visit her
daughter, Mrs. r. A. McGillicuddy.
Mrs, Edward Loomis returned to he,
home in Westfeld today, after a visit
with her niece, Mrs. c. c. Winchester
Miss Ella Stebbins is taking two
week s vacation from her work at the
Vermont Loan & Trust company's of
! fee.
Mrs. Philip Conwell and two child
rem, James and Lillian, have returned
after two weeks visit in Danbury,
. Conn.
Robert Chamberlin viii return to-
day from Sacandaga, where he had been
working all summer for his uncle, G. O.
Chamberlin.
Mrs. H. f. Bascom returned from
New York Wednesday evening Miss
Berry has gone to the city to be gone
i, until Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Scribner of Greenfield
has returned to her home after a visit
n in town with her sister, Mrs Hiram
Il Hyde, on Elliot street.
L Mrs George Welsh and daughters.
!. Stella and Alice, returned to Newark
= N. j., Thursday after spending a
T month with Mrs. \. Saseman.
+ Miss Blanch Bouchee OF Hinsdale was
y a visitor in town the first Of the week
p on her way to North IIaverhill, \. H.
: where she viii teach this year.
s Tommy Guiheen, who has been cap
7 tain Of the Danbury, Conn, baseball
n team in the New York-New jersey
y league the past season, is at home
Mr. and Mrs Charles Smith ant
! Beatrice and Charles Prentice have re
I turned after two weeks visit with Mr.
r and Mrs. Robert Reed in New Haven
Il Conn.
Ell Mrs Joseph Fcnton, Miss Elain,
|; Fenton and Miss Nellie and Miss Mar,
d Flavin of Bellows Falls visited Mrs
- f. J. Fenton Tuesday, coming by au
y tomoble.
(. William c. Stone of Burlington an,
~ Miss Amy Macdonald of Woreeste
a. came today for a visit with Nh
A. Stone 5 aunt, Mrs. II. NJ Whittier o
Estahrook street
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Streeter am
two sons of Springfield, Mass cam
this week in their automobile to visi
Mr.. Streeter s mother, Mrs. l..
n Clark, on Pine street.
Mrs. Olive J. Stowen of Bennington
formerly of Putney, came to DR.. FIR,
c mont Hamilton 5 yesterday for an il
ud definite stay. She will assist Mr.
es Hamilton in her office work.
on Miss Elizabeth Doyle of the firm {
"a =. Doyle & Doyle is expected to retur
Nc today from New York city, where sh
nu has been for three weeks studying tn
VI winter STYLES of millinery.
ial Mrs L. W. Lord and Miss Grac
in Thomas have returned from a Wis
he with Mrs. Lord 5 son, G. A. Penne,
IN, resident engineer for the state roa.
- commission Of Frederick, Nd.