The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-03-24
PERSONAL.

Mrs. J. f. Mann is i'll with mumps.
Miss Nettie Bowie visited in Putney
yesterday.
John Lee of Pittsfeld was an Easter
visitor in town.
Miss Roma Patterson is visiting her
grandmother in Putney.
G. H. Smith is spending the day with
his father, f. II. Smith, at NOrthfeld
Farms.
James Riley of Springfield spent Sun
day in town with his mother, Mrs. Jere-
miah Riley.
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Miller of Hart
ford. Conn, are visiting relatives in
town.
Homer b. Ellis gave a dinner party
Saturday evening to several of his
friends.
Edward Stratton of Northampton,
Mass, was an over-Sunday guest of
DR.. f. S. Bowen.
Miss Nellie Mooney is in Hins-
dale for a two-weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Underwood.
}. II. MacBay and c. E. Farnum
were in Newfane and Williamsville Fri
day on business.
Mrs. Perl Bellville is employed in the
Direct Importing company 5 store Sat
urday afternoons and evenings.
/ Mrs. George Ellis of Greenfield visit
ed Frank Coy and her sister, Mrs. Will
/ liam Adams, Easter.
! Harold Mann spent Easter at the
home of his father, Henry Mann, in
/ Wilmington.
+ Mrs. Emma Nash, formerly telegraph
operator at the Central Vermont rail
road station, is visiting in town.
Miss Ella l. Stebbins and Miss Nellie \.
Prouty went today to Springfield. Mass,
to see the presentation Of The Garden of
I Allah.
Eugene SpauIding of Springfield, VT.
formerly employed by the Vermont
+ Printing company, was a visitor in town
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Minerva Crosby of West Dunn
merston and Miss Ruth Fifeld of Putney
have returned to their work in Mrs. G
w. Brookss millinery parlors.
p. J. Hopkins returned last evening
from trip to Boston, Hartford ans
Springfield. He attended the automobile
show Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waite, formerl,
in Spokane, Wash, some time, are now
located in Chicago indefinitely.
II. II. Leland, one of the supporting
staff of the Berkshire Industrial farm
Of Canaan, n. Y, left this morning fo
his home after visiting several days il
town.
X. Z. Mosher and Richard Bowen
who have roomed for some time in tn,
American building, have taken tn,
apartment in The Abbott recently va
Gated by John Wheeler.
Herbert B. Chamberlain, A J. Currier
+. w. Blodgett and w l.. Sylvester vii
90 to White River Junction tomorrow t,
attend a meeting of listers with the stat,
tax commissioner, Charles Plumley.
Henry Robinson, formerly linotyp
operator for the Vermont Phoenix.
at work for a short time in New o.
leans. He expects to go from there I
Tallahassee, Tenn, about April Is.
, Mrs F. f. Clark returned to Burlin,
ton today after visit of week wit
her sister, Mrs. ID. n. Tolles. and he
niece, Mrs. Alvin Knapp, Of High stree
! Miss Leila Knapp accompanied her fc
a two weeks vacation.
2 Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Dunham an
' daughter, Miss Evelyn Dunham, and Mr..
: \. |. Hawley will go to New York tomol
row and will sail from that city Thursda
a afternoon on a North German Lloy
4 steamer on a cruise to the West Indie
j and the Canal Zone. They viii be in TT;
3 vana three days and at Colon one da,
e Returning, they will spend two days
d Jamaica, reaching New York April II
Walter w. Slack, president of the CT
: man & Sons machine company in Sprin
d field, this state, who was taken from
train in Brattleboro Friday suffering i
L tense pain, and who was taken to Hanov,
e on a later train, was operated upon {,
gall stones in the hospital there BY d
l. Guild of Hanover, assisted by Dr. H. !
4 Lawrence of Putney The operation WI
lg successful and the patient is now impro
ing.