The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-28
PERSONAL.

Mrs. John Lindsey is i'll with measles.
Mrs. H. T. Waite spent Sunday in
Hinsdale.
Miss Grace Miner l. visiting Miss Mani
on Smith in Athol, Mass
Miss Florence Berg has employment in
an office in Greenfield.
Mrs. George NJ Holden is out again
after being housed with tonsilitis.
Mrs, c. L. johnson of Mortified,
Mass, was a visitor in town Saturday.
Burdett Whidden of Fitchburg, Mass,
came Friday for a short stay in town.
Albert Owens, a student at Mount Her
mon, is visiting his brother, Rev. T. W
Owens.
Master Joseph Manning began his sec
ond summers work at c. Z. Aliens
greenhouses Saturday
Mrs. Z. J. Fenton was called to Bellows
Falls yesterday by the death of her
grandmother, Mrs. Higgins
Contributions of old linen for use in
Memorial hospital are desired by the
management of that institution
{. O. Chamberlain left this morning
for Sacandoga Park, n Y. to open his
summer hotel in the Adirondacks
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Whitney. jr..
returned last evening from their wedding
trip. They will live on Elliot street
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Rhodes. who
were married at Portland, Me-, April
10, have returned from their wedding
| trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Perry of Spring
field, Mass, have come for short visit
fr =.
/ James Perry.
Edwin Whitney returned to Spring
/ field, Mass, yesterday after two
weeks vacation with his parents, Mr.
| md Mrs. c. G. Whitney.
Miss Vina Jillson of South Vernon
returned to her studies in the higl
school today after being out will
measles since the term opened three
weeks ago.
! Miss Gertrude A Bailey of the offic
force Of The Brattleboro Publishing com
pany, will sever her connection with tn
company Wednesday and enter the en-
Il ploy of the Holstein-Fresian association
Mrs. Elizabeth Gibbs, who has bee
visiting her sister, Mrs. \. Z. TripT
has started for her home in Glens Fails
n Y. She will spend few days e
route with friends in Bellows Falls.
Peter Schiari, an employee of the c. I
Grant Granite company, who recent
returned from Italy with his bride, Ina
bought Mrs. a. r. Cobb's place near til
pumping station and will make his HON
there
Mrs. Amy Weeden returned to he
home in Boston today, after spending
few days with her daughter, Mrs. J. ]
Stewart. Her daughter, Miss Amy, VIII
had been a visitor in town, accom-
panied her.
w. S. Underwood, a well-known me
chant in North Adams, sustained
shock Saturday and is now in a ser
4 Gus condition. Mr.. Underwood was
resident of Brattleboro years ago al
was the first man to bring a bicyc
8 into this town.
Rev. E. w. Sharp, the new superb
4 tendent of the Montpelier district
Methodist churches, made his first Wis
in the capacity yesterday, going
1 Bondville to preach. He will visit
& South Londonderry, Wardsboro al
5 Williamsville this week.
3 Noah Regal, formerly of the firm
Regal & Regal of Brattleboro, WI
has been spending several months
his home in Italy, sailed from the
April II on the steamer Berlin and
expected to arrive in New York tt
week. He will visit Brattleboro so
after his arrival.
Mrs. H. NJ. Wood, Mrs. V. H. WI
chester, Mrs. C. V. Chamberlain, NJ
Marion Simonds and Miss Grace Coo
er, teachers in the primary departing
of the Universalist Sunday school, {
tertained the pupils Saturday aft
noon in the church parlors. Gan
We're enjoyed and refreshments We
served. Viola Brayman and Raj
Howe were awarded prizes in
peanut hunt