The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-18
PERSONAL.

P. r Connors is spending the week IN
Boston.
Miss Mary Ahcrn OF keene is guest at
NJ. J. NIoran's
Miss Lena Vending has returned from
a vacation spent at Dalton, Mass
W. F. Henkel returned today to Schcn-
ectady, \. y, after short VISIT IN town.
Miss Bertha Higgins attended the
harvest ball in Hinsdale last evening.
Fred Howe has begun work for the
Brattleboro Beef company, driving the
team.
Frank O. Norton Of Canton \. Y, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. 6. I. Wilson, 81
Pine street.
Mrs. George Pierce of Walpole Wis
tied this week with her nice, Mrs. Q.
r. Freyenhagen.
Mrs A. f. Thomas of Chestnut
with indigestion.
Harry Dunklee of North Adams is
an overSunday guest Of his brother,
Charles Dunklee.
In West Brattleboro, Oct. II, a
daughter Dorothy Esther, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Avin II. Jillson.
Mrs I. w. Bruce returned yesterday
from Littleton, \. H., where she has
spent several weeks.
Mrs. Houghton and daughter, Miss Ina
of Kansas City, are visiting Mrs. @ \
Stickney on High street.
Mr. and Mrs. IT, W. Smith Of London
derry are spending a few days with Nh
Fand Mrs. w b. Smith on Oak street
Mrs. f. s Cowles as far as Springfield
yesterday, returning home this morning.
Miss Dorothea Brasor is slowly re-
covering from a long illness, and i.
now able to walk out a little each
day.
Mr. and Mrs A. f. Miller and Mr.
and Mrs. L. II. Miller returned last
night from New York where they have
been a week.
Miss Elizabeth Hildreth viii come from
Auburndale, Mass, today where she j.
attenindg Lasel seminary, to spend sun
day at her home.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Palmer will
return tonight from Bloomfield, n. J.
They have also spent some time in
Glenolden, Penn.
Mrs Foss and daughters, Mrs. En-
, lily Nash and Miss Ruth Foss, have
hired the upstairs tenement in the
house occupied by Carl Cain.
Mr.. and Mrs !. T. Mann and sever
al Of the clerks in Mann s store went
last evening to Clifford to attend tn,
E chiekcnpie supper held at G. Z, Mil
Ter 5.
Mrs. Dora A. Pierce and two sons
: Harvey and Walter. returned to Their
! home in South birmingham, Mass, tn,
: last of the week. They visited rela
. tilcs in Westminster, Putney and a
J. D. Pierce : in this place.
Miss Tracy Cushman, daughter Q,
! Mr.. and Mrs W f. Cushman of
! Belmont avenue, who was recent,
! operated on at Memorial hospital 70
! critical case OF appendicitis, wa
y able to return home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. sherman, Kath
: ryn Sherman amt Roger Sherman
; Brainerd TAYLOR and Godfrey Crosb
went this morning to Hanover, n. II
. by automobile to attend the William:
: Dartmouth football game there today
n Henry c. Clark s birthday annive1
sary was happily observed in his HON
u thursday nlght on ms return Ifoi
re Boston. \ choice supper was prepare
a by his daughters for a company of ]
Is intimate friends, and later, card game
d were enjoyed.
, Mrs. W ". Bennett of Mancheste
= VT, who was called here recently |
the serious illness of her mother, Mr.
n f. b. Warren Of Canal street, has r
rk turned home as Mrs. Warner has 60
to siderably improved although not y
n able to leave her bed.
he Mrs J. J. Estev, Mrs. J. /. MART
he Mrs l.. X. Fuller and Mrs. II.
= Bond, members of the local Coloni
Dame society are on the recepti
H.. committee for the banquet which
~ ~ to be given Oct. % to the visiti
i. Colonial Danes and other guests.
ler Glenn Jones of Brattleboro arriv
he in the city Yesterday to be the cue
/ for a few days of Edward F. Farm
nd ton of South Main street. Mr.. Jon
be is well known in southern Nermo
baseball circles through his connect
vas in the capacity Of secretary with I
avs Brattleboro team in the Twin ST.
Tar league-Barre Times, Oct. II.