The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-03-21
PERSONAL.

Mrs A j. Bracket went to Green
field yesterday for visit.
Mrs Ashbel Meacham of Townshend |
is visiting Mrs. Fred Dillback.
Miss Cora Brown of Townshend is
visiting her uncle. Bert Ogilvie.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Merrill Stark is very i'll with grip.
T. F. Lynch, who went last week to
Concord Junction, Mass, has returned.
Mrs. F. A. Bagg left Thursday for
Yonkers, \. Y, to visit her son, James
Bagg.
Bert Ogilvie moved yesterday from
IA Clark street to IS 1-2 South Main
street.
Robert Knowlton came today from
Norwich university for the Easter va
cation.
Mrs. Edward Lepp returned Wednes
day after five days visit in Palmer and
New London.
George Stark, who has been employ
ed in Hinsdale all winter, has returned
to Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. George of , Reed street
will 20 tomorrow to Lynn, where he
has employment.
Mrs. Horace French went Wednes-
day to Newfane to visit her sister, Mrs.
j. l.. Gates, who is i'll.
Mrs. Williams of Londonderry visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Dunbar this week,
returning home Wednesday night
Patrick Guiheen returned Saturday
after week : visit with his daughter,
/ Mrs. Roger DonOghue, in HolyOke.
/ A. D. Hulett and daughter, Olive,
came from Westmoreland Saturday,
/ spending Sunday at Wells Bardwcll 5.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Whitney of North
Adams came yesterday to visit her
mother. Mrs. Jennie Whelan, two
weeks.
/ Miss Rua Yeaw of New Rochelle,
| n. Y, is spending the Easter vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ.
! Yeaw, on School street.
/ Mr.. Haynes and family will move the
! first of next week to Wrentham, Mass,
and George Ellis will move to the house
they vacate on Highland street.
Mrs. w. r. Daley is i'll with tonsil-
tits. At first it was feared that she had
dirhtheria, but cultures sent to Bur
I lington were found to be negative.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il. Dickinson and ser
wants went to New York yesterday and
will remain there until they return to
open their home here for the summer.
Miss Blanch Duffy, nurse, has return
ed from Windsor, where she spent five
weeks caring for patients. Today she
will go to her home III Conway, \. H.,
for visit.
Charles CIeaveIand is i'll with rheu-
matism in his home on Canal street. Mr.
and Mrs, Cleaveland recently returned
from Boston, where they attended the
automobile show.
Rev Father NJ. J. Carmody, who has
been away on an extended vacation, is
expected home in few days. He was
in Florida when he wrote to Brattle
boro friends recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Stark have
returned from Springfield, Mass, to
which city they moved last fall, and
are making their home with Mr.
Stark 5 father on Cedar street.
Mrs \. \. Whitman of Westmore
. land returned home Saturday night af
D ter spending a few days at Norman
Darling's. Her daughter, Bernicc, viii
. spend her vacation there with Mrs
; Darling.
r. $. Childs returned Wednesday eve
? ming from a trip to Washington an,
}. several Virginia towns. One of tn
J. places of interest was the General Arm
strong school for the eolored people il
/. Hampton, Va.
:, Miss Florence Doyle of NOrthfielC
" VT, visited this week with her sisters
= Misses Alice, Margaret and Elizabet
3 Doyle. Tomorrow she will 20 to Wash
? ington with the Bellows Fails hig
school class
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Baise were i
!. Montague Wednesday where they visit
10 ed their son, Patsy Baisc, who under
II went an operation for appendicitis i
! the Farren hospital last week. He
o. making good recovery.
ID Miss Lulu Izard has returned to he
e home after spending six weeks in 30
- ton with the Misses Weeden. Nj.
OF Amy Weeden came Wednesday TO spen
ye some time with Miss lizard and wit
al Miss Weeden S sister, Mrs. J. L. Stew
If art
- Mrs. w. H. Mitchell, who went la.
:. week to Greylock Rest, North Adam
- to stay several weeks, received VOL
u, Monday of the sudden death of h
IT, father, Mr.. Murphy, of Quebec. Nh
Mitchell, accompanied by her nephe'
- John Paul, left Tuesday for Quebec.
az az John Wheeler has finished work
It brakeman for the Central Nermo
by ro;Iro.l 81 - ~ NFre KK,booIor nj
- was Miss Annie Calvin, have moved
X New Haven. Mr.. Wheeler has entert
the employ of the New York, New H
n Ven and Hartford railroad as brab
man.
nd w. II. Moody of Clark street, W
has been i'll for three weeks and w
= | was in q serious condition this we
with plCurisy, was Il little imprOv
- yesterday. His brother. Alfred
"" Moody, of IIolyoke was in town S;
= urday and Sunday to see him. Nor
lite B. Ransom is caring for him.