The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-11
PERSONAL.

IN TOWN. yesterday.
Martin Dunn has put an express
team on the street.
Mrs. Hugh Crawford has returned
from a visit in Hatfield.
Miss Teresa Burke returned yester-
day from visit in Boston.
Albert DRYDEN of Londonderry is
working for Harry Sweetland.
Mrs. c. F. Richardson of Green
field was in town Wednesday on bus
mess. +
Mrs. Fannie NJ. Reed of Guilford is
keeping house for her cousin, Pearl .
Clapp.'
Mrs. J. L. Gates of Newfane visited
Tuesday with her sister Mrs. Horace
French.
Charles Clark has finished work as
engineer for the White River Chair
company.
Miehae! Powers of Cambridge "
T., is visiting his sister, Mrs. w. Fl.
Welcome.
G. II. Converse, who has been i'll
few days with bronchitis, T. more
] comfortable.
u. ". Riley and son, William, of
8 Bellows Falls, were in town yesterday
3 on business.
8 Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Harrington are
spnding a week at their former home
in Hinsdale.
t. L. Houghton and Houghton
q Seavarns are in Syracuse, \. Y, on n
business trip.
Miss Celestie Stebbins of Guilford
8 IS spending a few days with Mrs. c.
A. Watman.
Miss Molly Ryan and Miss Marion
Denning went to Springfield yester-
81 day for 4 visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Mahan spent
Sunday in Keene with his father, ID.
w. Mahan, who is i'll.
Miss Edna Patterson spent Saturday
and Sunday in Greenfield with her sis
8 ter, Mrs. George Bush.
4 Miss Mary Z. Austin, nurse, is car
D ing for Mrs. Hamilton, who is critical
s. ~ i'll at so Canal street.
q Mrs. ". II. Moody of Clark street
D Is selling her household goods prepare
B tory to moving out of town.
& Miss Eta Mundell went Tuesday to
a West Townshend to care for her moth
u er, Mrs. Ellen MundelI who is ill.
3 Mr.. and Mrs George Whitney re-
8 turned to their home in Springfield
q yesterday after a brief visit in town.
b Miss Elizabeth Doyle of the firm of
3 Doyle & DOYLE win go tomorrow to
8 New York to select midsummer MILL
8 ncry.
Mrs. W. A. Gilbert and son. How
. ard, are expected home tomorrow from
& a visit of 10 days with George L. Gill
8 bert and family in Rutland,
Miss Grace Perry has returned from
Springfield, Mass, and is living with
8 her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Mich
8 ael Devinc of Vernon street.
B Charles II. Clark has recovered from
4 the injuries he received by being ac-
3 cidentaIly shot through the hip by f.
8 r. Ranney and is out again.
3 Miss Marion Denning and Miss Mol
Nv lie Ryan went yesterday to Spring
- field. Mass, for a visit with Miss Rv
- --...aln : cousin. Miss Rose Sullivan.
Charles Roberts of Hartford, thi.
state, came here Wednesday. He j,
employed by Road Commissioner
III. Brown, working on the state road.
re- Rev. Father NJ. J. Carmodv has re
zee turned after threc-months leave OF
-er absence on account of his health. III,
Nc. went TO Southern California and late
WAS in Florida.
~. Mrs. Guy Prefontaine and two child
l'' ren, who are boarding with Mrs. Franl
Barraby, lS12B Reed street, Will NOV,
ct next week to Frank Martin 5 hous
ny in West Brattleboro.
M Charles II. Allen has been oblige,
ne 10 give up his prospective employment
~ nv in 4 store in Williamsvile on accoun
-. OF his recent illness with rheumatism
80 lie viii stay in town.
on Miss Florence Doyle and Miss Hele
49, : Al
ev- J. Paro on their way from WashingtO
to their homes in Mortified, thi
state, and Bellows Falls
Clarence Birch has resumed work {
ne' iinemea for the Twin State Gas
80 Electric company after three week
absence on account of injuries, frol
airy which he has fully recovered.
the Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Jones an
res, son, Linn, went Wednesday for Wis
t ~ in towns in northern Vermont an
@o' New Hampshire Mr.. Jones viii T
turn IN a week. Mrs. Jones and sc
inc viii remain longer.
no Miss Bridget Fitzgerald went We
tcrday to Worcester, Mass, where 81
will remain until after the wedding
: her sister, Miss Catherine Fitzgeral
-. to Patrick Flynn, which will tai
place April Is.
n Daniel Curtin, son of Jerry Curt
- of Pine street, while playing ball
the high school yard Tuesday, was
with a baseball bat, cutting a de
cash in his chin, which rendered hi
unconscious Dr. Tucker was called
attendance and he was taken to /
home.
RS | Miss Mae Donnelly to Be Bride
InI,r I. I.naru