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

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Miss Elizabeth Larson began work
Monday in the Holstein-Friesian office.
Mrs. f. E. Fuller is spending week
in Middletown, Conn.
Miss Frances Doughty is i'll at her
home, II Elliot street.
Miss Mary Johnston Of Newfane Wis
tied in town Tuesday.
Miss Mercy NJ Cox viii leave today
for week IS visit in Leominster and
Boston.
Miss Katherine Cunningham went
yesterday to Springfield, Mass, to re-
main until after Christmas.
Atina Bergman, who came from Sor-
dag, Sweden. Dec. 6, will be employed
by Mrs. G. F. Barber.
Mrs. J. II. Hunter returned Monday
after few days visit with her moth
err, Mrs Martha Walker, in Lebanon.
Dennison Cowles was in Springfield,
Mass, Tuesday, going by automobile.
He left the automobile there for the
winter.
Gardell Mandigo has recovered from
an attack of diphtheria. He and Mrs.
Mandigo returned Wednesday to Bel
lows Falls.
Mrs belinda NORM and Mrs. Ben
iamin Gonyer of Hinsdale were recent
visitors of Mrs. Dominique Belleville.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter l.. Filion and
family will return tomorrow from
Springfield, Mass, and viii live. in the
Barraby house on South Main street.
Patrick Quinlan and Miss Mary
Breslin of Greenfield, Mass, visited
over Sunday with Miss Breslin S niece,
Mrs. Charles Belden.
Mrs. Leon Whitney returned We'd
nesday to Williamstown, Mass, after
two weeks visit with her mother, Mrs
Jennie Whelan.
Dr. George J. Clark of Worcester
who has been visiting relatives il
Jamaica, spent the latter part of the
week with his uncle, George NJ. Stark
of Cedar street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bemis and
Mrs. Bemis 5 daughter, Mrs. Fred
Dompier, and her son, Stanley Dompier
have moved from Birge street to Ath
oil, Mass.
Miss Agnes Whelan, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
Memorial hospital, has returned to hel
home on Reed street and is making ;
good recovery.
Edward Gonyer returned Tuesday
from Quebec, where he attended tn,
funeral of his father-in-law. Mrs
Gonyer and son, Edward, Will remain
in Quebec until after Christmas Will
her mother.
James Grady, whose left hip wa
fractured five weeks ago when he wa
thrown from a freight car whicl
jumped the rails at the last block fac
tory, has so far recovered as to b.
able to sit up a little during the day
Mrs. T. +. Hapgood of Newport, VT
came Monday to stay with her mother
Mrs. Theodore Turner, who is i'll, dur
ing the winter Frank Turner Of Bos
ton visited in town recently.
John c. Baker attended the funera
of his cousin, Mrs John Barrett, j
Holvoke hast Friday, which took plac
in St Jerome s Roman Catholic churcI
Miss Nellie Griffin also attended til
funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Houghton hav
returned after several weeks visit j
Charlestown, y. H., and other places
Mr.. Houghton resumed his work yes
terday as postal clerk between her
and Springfield, after several months
!, absence on account Of having been i
with typhoid fever.
Rev J. J. Griffin, Phi. D., returne
Tuesday to Washington, after a visi
with his cousins. John and Miss Johar
ma Baker. Rev. DR.. Griffin delivere
an address on the Catholic Universit
of Washington in St. Michael's Roma
Catholic church Sunday at the 10.2
mass. He is professor Of chemistr
and science in that university.