The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-29
PERSONAL.

tpr. Dean OF Springfield was IN town |
yesterday, and operated upon several
children at the Memorial hospital.
Miss Bessie Newman of Boston is
Spending q few days with her mother,
Mrs j. l.. Newman, on Canal street.
Mr.. and Mrs S l.. Adams spout
/ Thanksgiving with their friend Miss
Maudc Crosby, on the Putney road.
Mr. and Mrs S. w. Edgett returned
Yesterday afternoon from Auburn,
Mass, where they were Thanksgiving
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w Rockwell return
ed last night from Gardner, Mass,
where they spent the Thanksgiving
holiday.
Fred w Boyden, a native of BrattIe
horo, is the Republican nominee for
councilman in the 9th ward in Spring
field, Mass.
Miss Sarah Benson, teacher in the
high school in Adams, Mass, is at
home for visit during the Thanksgiv
ing recess.
Francis B. Blake, a former soloist at
the Empire theatre, is now travelling
with Guy Brothers MINISTRIES as bari
tone soloist.
Miss Elizabeth Frost has gone to
Cleveland, Ohio. where she will spend
the winter with her niece, Mrs. Van
Rensselaer, I.ausingh.
Mrs Hadlev and Miss Grace Sherman
have returned to their home in Wal
pole, after visit with Mrs. G.. +.
Sherman at the Brooks House.
George A. Hines and daughter, Miss
Amy Hines. were Thanksgiving visitors
in Northampton with Mr.. and Mrs w.
s. Mckinney Mr. Hines will remain
there over Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Mitchell returned to
Amherst. Mass, Yesterday. Mr.. Mitch
, ell was here for Thanksgiving. Mrs.
Turner of Winchester. n. H., has been
guest this week of her brother, w.
: H. Mitchell.
Jacob and Joseph Estev left on the
early train this morning III the eX-
pectation of attending at the Polo
ground in New York this afternoon the
annual football game between the Ar
my and Navy.
Mrs. Helen Brasor and son, Winston
will leave Monday for Weathersticld,
Conn, where they will visit Mrs. Fred
! eric Coudrav. From there Mrs. Brasor
!, will 90 to New York to be the guest OF
= Mr. and Mrs Harry A. Bingham.
German s musical comedy company
at the Auditorium, headed by Lew vii
, Hams, which has been keeping up the
!. reputation made last week by Bob OFT
and company under the same manage
# ment will close its engagement tonight
with the exceptionally funny play, Tht
Refining of Father.
w. II. Taft and Miss Maria II. Taf
IS Of Taftsvillc, who came here As Thanks
giving guests of their sister, Mrs. l.
w. Hawley, will remain over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Hawley an,
two children were here for the holiday
and on their return to Worcester yes
v terdav were accompanied by Mrs. Haw
lev mother. Mrs. II, 7. Freeman, VIII
i will remain in Worcester for an in
definite stay.
e, !. NJ. Perry, ir., Of Hartford, Conn
spent Thanksgiving with his parent
i'll on Pearl street.
Howard Farweu has returned frol
Boston, where lie went to spend tn
Ill holiday. Mrs Farwcll will remain III
til Monday.
- Mrs. \. d. Reynolds went to Ne
N,rI, e. ha - Misunderstanding trlpst of he
M. VIZ po,snol1s -
,,ilI rotnrn tomorrow
Us ,r r..;a Smith -,
IN. NJ, ~ 1Irs smith
of home.
Guv proutv is able to be out agai
after two weeks Illness.
Ray Willard is spending the weck-er
ne in Westminster with his parents.