The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-16
PERSONAL.

Miss Blanche Clarke is i'll with grip. !
Miss Gertrude Gum is confined to
her home by illness.
Miss Rena Mather spent Sunday at
her home in Marlboro.
Herman A. Osgood is visiting at DR.
II. d. Holton S this week
Mrs. Albina Trip is the guest for a
few days of her grandson, A. L. Trip.
James Cain returned Monday from
three-weeks' stay in Newburyport, Conn.
H. p Hunter visited in Bellows Falls
and Claremont Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. ]. w. Miller of Springfield is
visiting her mother, Mrs. o. H. Stick
ney.
Miss Eva Mather has been engaged
as a waitress at the Home for the
Aged.
II. c. Johnson of Bellows Falls Wis
tied his daughter, Mrs. c. II. DunkIee,
yesterday.
/ Mrs. O. B. Mack has returned to
her home after spending the winter
in Florida.
The young child of Bert E. Crouch
has whooping cough and measles, but is
/ doing well.
Mrs J. T. Denning and daughter,
/ Katherine, are in New London, Conn,
for a week s visit.
Mrs. T. G. Hosley of Jamaica has been
a recent visitor at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs J. :. Bassett.
Mrs l. l. Michelman and child ex-
peet to leave Sunday for Pittsfield
Mass, to spend a month at the home
of her father. n. Mailman.
A. E. Thomas, proprietor of one of
the local coupe routes is out this
week after being confined to his home
three weeks by illness with bronchitis.
Mrs. f. H Harris and son, Bernard,
left Wednesday to make their permanent
home in Springfield, Mass, with Mr.
Harris, who has been working there sev
eral months.
DR.. Brooks Wells of New York per-
formed delicate operation upon Mrs.
Harold l.. Smith Monday at Memorial
hospital. AT present she is reported as
being very comfortable.
Harry B. Hopkinson, who had been
visiting in town, left this morning foI
Boston, where he will visit a week be
fore returning to his home in Benning
ton. He will make the return trip by
automobile, buying a machine while il
Boston.
A large number attended the sup
per in the Congregational vestry last
evening and were pleased with the
food and service. The young people
conducted a sale of home made candy
The net receipts amounted to $50.
c. II. Robb, carpenter, who has beer
living at , Myrtle street, will NOV
Friday with his family to his farm
three miles above West Brattlebort
= Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hubbard will
move soon from Myrtle street to tn
tenement that Mr.. Robb vacates.
Miguel l. Casres, assistant secretary c
agriculture in Argentine, was visitor t
day in the office of the Holsten-F riesia
association lie Is making a trip throug
this country for the purpose of buyin
Holstein- Friesian cattle for the govern
= ment experiment stations and to Wis
dairy farms in various parts of the coul
y try.
, Mrs. Horace French, who was II
jured in Greenfield Monday by fallin
on the platform at the railroad ST;
ton. came to her home here last ev,
ming. She has a slight scalp wound Mr.
l. French SAYS she did not jump from
= train, as reported from Greenfield, bl
alighted from a train and fell on tt
1t platform.
y Several thousand young spruce an
III pine trees are being set out on Ian
ur n1ynaa Nv tho Es+a7, Or,or .o,nro,
"a in Marlboro. The young trees we
ne obtained from the state forester al
their planting is in line with tt
ed general proposition of reforestatien
r. The state, the company owning mar
acres of land in that town.