The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-03-14
PERSONAL.

G. A Watman, who has been i'll thlce
months. is improving and was able to
walk down street yesterday.
William Dunphy, who was injured last
week ON the h. x NJ. bridge is improving
Miss Catherine Clarity observed her
18th birthday anniversary yesterday IN
her home ou Clark street. She received
many pretty gifts and considers herself
quite "A lucky girl
j. II. Hunter returned Sunday from
visit IN Ludlow and resumed work Mon
day for Rockwell 4 Sherwin.
Miss Maud Adams returned Tuesday al
ter two weeks visit in Boston. Her sister,
Mrs $. Walker, who had been visiting
there, accompanied her to Boston and went
from there to her home in Philadelphia
r. F. Lynch has gone to Concord juno
tion. where he has work in Il chan factory.
Robert LaMont OF Boston who has
been visiting in town. left yesterday fol
ke"ne
Nicholas Romano. moved "Wednesday
from d. f. D. Sullivans house on Canal
street to IS South Main street.
Charles Cassidy of Holyole began work
this week in the local freight station.
The mandolin club will 90 Friday might
to Guiford to play for the Changers.
John Paul has returned from North
Adams. where he accompanied his aunt.
Mrs w. II. Mitchell, to Greylock Rest.
where she will remain for an indefinite
stay.
Peter :. Chase is making extensive re
pairs on Miss Rosa 5. Roper's house, /
Clark street.
Mrs. f. c. Sargent is i'll with tonsiIits in
her home on E~tabrook street.
Mrs Michael Sullivan, who visited sew
rral days with her sister, Mrs. Patrick
Guheen. of Reed street, whom she had
not seen for Ii years. went Wednesday
TO Hulyoke, accompanied by Mr.. Guiheen.
to visit the latter's daughter, Mrs. Roger
Donoghue From there Mrs. Sullivan will
return to her home in Osborn, \. y.
Clarence Birch went Sunday to Bran
ford, Conn. to attend the funeral OF Jos
cph Taylor. which took place Monday. Mr..
Birch will remain in Branford a week
W p Devine of Boston is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Devlne, OF
Vernon street.
Mrs Harriet Dearborn went Tuesday to
Concord \. H.. for an extended visit
with her mother. Mrs. White
Daniel Manning of Springfield. Mass
formerly of Brattehoro. was IN town YES
terday on his way to Chester.
Miss Annie O~good. bookkeeper for the
Valley Grain company, is at her home II
Brookline, suffering with a felon,
Miss Ruth Watson has resumed hc1
work in the IIolstein-Friesian Office afte
being i'll two weeks with mumps at he
home in Townshend,
Miss Nellie Reddng has returned afte
weeks vacation at her home in IIinsdal'
and resumed work for the Durham Bros
company.
Principal f. b, Smith is confined to hi
home with abcessess in both ears.
Charles Higgins of Bellows Falls Is Wis
ting his sister. Mrs f. !. Fenton.
Mrs Alonzo Mack of Bellows Falls re
Gently visited her mother. Mis-. F. b. Da
Wis
Miss Mildred Sweetland has gone t,
Springfield. VT. to visit her aunt sevcra
weeks.
Mrs \. {. Wellman of Brookliue v~ite
at c. \. Waitman's this week.
Percy Crowcll expects to leave for Seat
TIE. Wash. about April l.
r. s Childs sailed from New York ye>
terday to Norfolk Va, for brief sta
before going to Jackson Springs \. {
for an indefinite time.
Miss Jennie Duncan has closed he
dre>smaker's parlors for few weeks an
is taking a rest at Lindon lodge.