The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-03-07
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Williams are
visiting in Springfield.
Mrs. George of Reed street is i'll,
threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs Sarah Spear of Worcester is
visiting in town few days.
Miss Mabel Barrows and Miss Flor
ence Goodale are visiting in Boston.
Miss Nina Lundquist of Boston is
visiting Miss Catherine Hartnett.
Mrs. c. c. Betterley went to Green-
field Wednesday to visit her brother.
Mrs. Sarah Spear of Worcester,
Mrs. C. c. Betterley and Mrs. f. A.
Eames visited Mrs. Julia Fay in Hins-
dale Tuesday.
Forrest Wentworth has returned
from his home in Dover, where he
was i'll two weeks with mumps
Mrs. A. J. Bracket is i'll with bron-
chitis in her home on Clark street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Larrabee visited
| Wednesday in Athol, where they at
tended the formation of \. f. o. p,
lodge.
John G. Baker was in Springfield
| Mass. Wednesday on business. He
spent the latter part of last week in
the northern part of this state looking
| for horses.
Mrs. John Clarity, who has been i'll
with grip at her home on Vernon
street, is recovering.
J. H. Hunter, who has been Ill,
went Yesterday to Ludlow to spend
"A few days with Mr. and Mrs. F. \.
/ Rose.
II. }. Mahan resumed work Monday
at the Brattleboro Machine works af
ter three weeks illness with bron
chitis.
Miss Amelia Nichols underwent an
operation in the Memorial hospital
Yesterday.
Mrs. p. +. Jarvis and daughter
| Thclma OF White River Junction Wis
tied Miss Nellie and Miss Matild;
Donahue recently.
Mrs. Helen Hamilton Of Grafton i
expected tomorrow to spend severa
weeks in town with headquarters a
Q. T, Bailey's.
Miss Helen Childs will 90 to Spring
field today for Il 10 days stay Will
Mrs. Fl. P. True.
Mrs. Addie Sumner of Turner's Fall
Will come today for visit at F. L
Childs's.
Mrs. $. w. Edgett and Miss Mar
, Donueli will 90 TO New York toda
! for 10 days stay to buy thei
. spring stock of millinery.
+ Miss Margaret Doyle of Springfield
7 Mass. who had been in New Yor
two weeks, came to Brattleboro Tues
t day Her sister, Miss Elizabeth Doyl
). of New York city. will come toda,
They will get ready their milliner
store in The Abbott and expect
have their opening before Easter.
Miss Celeste Stebbins is in She
burne Falls. Mass, for an indetinit
stay.
Miss Katherine Long has resume
- her work in the Hooker. Corser
Mitchell factory after ten days il
Il ness.
;, ". II. Dettinger has returned fro
> visit at his former home in Yor
Pa. Mrs. Dettinger viii remain for
r longer visit.
e 6. W. Bidgood returned Monday a
t, ter a visit in Rutland, Chester al
other towns.
+ Miss Ida Bartlett of West Brattl
ir boro began work this week in t
I Holsteiu-Friesian association office.
Mrs. George W. Bailey is engag
+ for few weeks as pianist at t
IN Collie opera house in Turner's Falls.
* Frederick Y. Bourbon, son of
and Mrs l.. !. Bourbon of Sou
h. street. has gone from Brattleboro
N Stamford, Conn, to enter the empl
a | of an electrical firm. Mrs. Bourd
+ and the children are here with y
te and Mrs. L. J. Bourbon for about ;
IN weeks before going to Stamford
@, Woodstock Standard.
Henry \. Reynolds, who has he
a ianitor of Odd Fellows hall since L
he June, has gone to Saxtons River fol
X month s rest in the home of his dau
n ter. Mrs. G. r. Tower. He is suffer
as from a wound on one leg sustain
al seven years ago by falling on the
Mt During his absence Mr.. and Mrs.
cand will have charge of the hall.
Mt
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