The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-31
PERSONAL.

Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blake of Bel
lows Falls spent Memorial day in
town.
Mrs. BERTHE A. Smith and family
moved today from Williams street to
Putney.
Mr. and Mrs. G. 4. Gibbs of Spring
field, Mass, are among the outrof flown
visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Flynn moved
Thursday from Elliot street to Hud-
son street.
William H. Mcleod of Waterbury,
Conn, was visitor with friends in
town yesterday.
Stewart Brown Of Naugatuck, Conn,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry F. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pier and children
went Thursday night to Jacksonville to
stay until Monday.
Mrs. Mary LeBert Of Hinsdale is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Carl Har-
rington, a few days.
Miss Grace Angler of Springfield,
Mass, came yesterday for a few days
visit with her parents.
| Mrs. Doughty of Elliot street has
begun work for R. l. Frost on his
| farm near Sunset lake.
Mrs John Calvin and family expect
to move from New Haven to Brattle
boro the early part of next month.
| Miss Gertrude Hubbard left Thursday
| afternoon to stay over Sunday with rela-
tives in Claremont and Ascutneyville
Mrs c. t. Whittemore and three
children of Newton, Mass. are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Cot.
Mrs. George Bailey went to Bellows
Falls Wednesday to act as pianist two
weeks at the moving picture theatre.
T. NJ Griffin of Somerville, Mass,
spent Memorial day with his brother
and sisters at their home on Clark
street.
John c. Baker was in St Johnsbury
and other towns in the northern part
of the state the first OF the week on
business.
Miss Minerva Crosby has finished
work for this season for Mrs. George
Brooks and has gone to her home in
Dummerston.
Mr.. and Mrs Wayne NJ Reed and son
and daughter of Montpelier are visiting
TO and Vernon.
A. P. Cross Of Springfield, Mass,
spent part of yesterday in town ON his
way to Bellows Falls and Keene to
spend the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest DuTemple am
Alvin and Pearl Wright went Thurs
day to Orange and Erying, Mass, tc
visit until Saturday
Miss Bessie and Miss Vernie Wade
of Londonderry and Mrs. William
Rounds of Newfane spent Wednesda,
with Mrs f. J. LaDuea.
j John Henke and daughter. Mrs
James ?. Smith, Of Springfield Mass
visited at the home OF his brother
Charles Henkel, yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Boyle wen
4 Thursday to Fall River to visit he
brother Frank Wells They viii visi
in Providence before returning.
Miss Lena Biagiotti. who is attend
ing school in st. Albans, viii com
June 20 to spend the summer with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Biagiott
Misses Lucy and Maud Thurber ar
7 visiting at their home in Halifax. The.
I have recently taken an apartment i
y Mrs S. S. Hunt S house on Green stree
7 L. w. Kennison has been obliged t
y give up work for week past, owing t
a severe muscular lesion. 1t is probabl
Q that he will 90 to the hospital for trea
n ment.
e Mrs. John Ellis and daughter an
Miss Edna Pratt went Thursday t
= .Wardsboro for a visit Mr.. Ellis wi
Is join his family today to remain owe
a Sunday.
I Mrs L. S. Edwards, Mrs. A. S. Et
Z wards, Mrs NJ I. Reed, Mrs. q. F. Ba
Z Der and Miss Addie Shattuck attende
4 the committal service of Mrs. Alice I
Morse in Williamsville Thursday afte
/ noon.
I Mr.. aud Mrs. Roy Houghgton
Z Greenfield, Mass, spent yesterday
& the home of his mother, Mrs. c.
I Brown. They made the trip in the
new Metz car, which he recently bong
! of the local agent, G. R. Tucker.
Il H. f. Comings Of Richford, who is
candidate for the colectorship of t
port at Burlington is in town, seelli
endorsement of prominent local Den
Gratis. Mr. Comings was a candidate f
lieutenant governor on the Democrat
ticket last year
Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. Austin ear
yesterday by automobile from N
York city to visit his parents, Mr.. a
Mrs. James Austin of South Ma
street. William Toomey of Brook
came with them. He viii visit
Z his cousin, Mrs. Michael Doyle.
Mrs. T. A. Austin went Sunday
Montague city and returned with
daughter, Miss katherine Austin, W
underwent an operation at the Farl
hospital recently. Miss Austin
making good recovery and is able
walk out.