The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-09-19
PERSONAL.

Attorney Richard Wolfe of Keene
bu mess.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon White and child
rem attended the fair at Greenfield
yesterday.
Miss Ethel Butler and her father
attended the White River Junction
fair Wednesday.
Mrs John Wheeler of New Haven
has resumed work as pianist at the
Empire theater.
i'll with sciatic rheumatism at her home
OH Clark street.
Mrs. Dora PIymton of Somerville,
Mass, IS a guest of Mrs. c. B. Lamson
on Washington street.
Miss Catherine Hartnett, who visited
in town a few days, returned yester
day to Monson, Mass.
Mrs. d. NJ. Meany and son, John
Hartley, spent Wednesday in Rock
ngham with her sister.
Miss Alice Russell, who spent a few
days in town, returned yesterday to
her home i'll New London.
Mrs. Martha Calef- White of Roxburv
is at Miss Mary Griffin 5 room in
Hooker block this week
Mrs. F. J. Belden, who visited her
sister week in Bellows Falls, return
ed home Wednesday night.
Miss Helen NJ Childs is visiting in
Hartford. She will attend the mil
Iinery openings while away.
formerly of this place, Will come to-
morrow to visit Mrs. G. B. Lamson.
Miss Agnes Whelan returned Tues
day after two weeks vacation spent
at Fairview, \. H., and Burlington
Miss Mabel Clapp will 90 Monday
to East Orange, y. j., for an indefinite
stay with Mrs. Richard Van Rensselaer,
Sill.
Miss May Fraser, who has been at
the Memorial hospital several weeks
for treatment, is making a good re
covery.
Miss Ida Moore returned Tuesday to
Magnolia Mass, after two weeks Wis
it with Miss Mary Brown Of South
Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Farren, who lived
at IS Clark street, have broken up
housekeeping and have taken a room
on Elliot street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robinson and
two children and Mrs. st. John went
Tuesday to White River Junction for
Il few days visit.
Miss Amy Macdonald, who visited
Mrs. H. NJ. Whittier OF Estabrook street
!
| home in Worcester.
John Clarity, who broke his right
wrist several months ago, resumed
work Monday for the Central Vermont
railroad as ear cleaner.
Martin Dunn went Sunday to Put
uev, where he will be employed rs
section foreman by She Boston &
Maine railroad a few weeks.
\. H. Hopkinson returned the first
Of the week from a visit in Boston.
/ Mrs. Hopkinson, who went with him,
is expected to return tomorrow.
Mrs. Annie Tunney has returned to
her home in Waterbury after a visit
in town with her daughter, Miss Lii
liam Tunnev, at L. J. Shea 5 on Grove
street.
Miss Minnie Long returned Monday
to Northampton. where she resumed
her duties as telegraph operator foi
the Western Union company at Smith
college
John Murphy, who is a mail carrier
in Holyoke, Mass, has joined Mrs
Murphy here at the home Of her aunt
Miss Nellie Griffin on Birge street, foI
two weeks vacation
Robert Lucies. who broke three ribs
by slipping on the doorstep at hi
home on the Hiinsdale road, has re
. covered and resumed work for tn
: White River Chair company.
John f. Fitzgerald, who has bee
seriously i'll at Memorial hospital, i
r making a good recovery and is up an
G dressed. lie expects to return to hi
e home on Canal street Monday.
Il Rev. and Mrs. II. Chester Hoyt, VIII
have been visiting Mrs IIoyt 5 mott
> er, Mrs w. W. Plimpton, the past tw
u weeks, went yesterday to Bostol
/ where they will enter Boston Unive
- sity school of theology.
u, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dillback hay
- returned after two weeks vacatio
T." spent IN Portland and Bath, Main
!, Mr.. Dillback has resumed his work ;
- brakeman for the Boston & Main
O. railroad.
Mrs. John Jopson of Essex, Com
visited Mrs. Horace French Monda
Her son, Rev, Rev. Arthur Jopson
Union Village, Vt, came here by aut
mobile to meet his mother and tn
st went 20 Wardsboro for visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Whitney return
- Tuesday from Fairview, y. H., whe
they were employed during the summ
n They visited her mother, Mrs. Jenr
lis Whelan, until yesterday when tn
.es went to Williamstown, where he W
:, be employed as chef at Williams c
90 lege.
-, Michael Donahue, stone mason
80 the Holbrook, Cabot & Rollins corpo
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