The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-09-05
PERSONAL.

Miss Corona Bell spent Sunday and
Monday in Springfield, Mass.
Robert Lucies slipped ON his door
step Monday and broke three ribs.
Miss Lillian IIigey returned Tues
day after two weeks spent at Fishers
Island.
Mrs. Lucy Wood, who has been very
i'll at her home at > Hudson street. is
improving.
Mrs. George Hudson is enjoying
two weeks vacation at Breezy Point,
Mantle, Conn.
Miss Minora Chamberlain and
mother Of Mortified, Mass, visited in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. w. d. Perry returned Monday
after Il two weeks visit in Springfield
and Northampton.
Miss Nellie Redding returned Mon
day after a two weeks vacation spent
in IIinsdale and Palmer.
Miss Theresa Burke returned yester-
day from a few days vacation which
she spent at Boston and Fitchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Emery and two
children returned Monday after
visit Of several weeks in Milford, \.
~.
Miss Libbian Michelman, niece Of
b. s. Nicholman, has returned to
Northampton, after several weeks
stay IN town.
Miss Catherine Austin returned
Tuesday from Winthrop and Thomas
Austin from SomerviIle, where they
spent their vacations.
Miss Zoe Ward and Miss Narka
/ Ward returned Tuesday to Bellows
! Falls, after few days visit with
! Miss Miriam Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 0. Sanborn Of Low
ell, VT, are visiting MIR. and Mrs. A.
J.. Haskins Of Clark street. Mrs. San
born is Mr. Haskins 5 niece.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stewart returned
! Tuesday after 10 days vacation trip
TO Boston, New York, Niagara Falls,
Thousand Islands, Montreal and Que
bee
Arthur Glaster, Timothy Lennihan
Thomas Bcgiey and Michael Donahue,
stone masons for Holbrook. Cabot X
Rollins corporation, spent Sunday in
Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Smith and two
children, who had a room at Mrs. B
l.. Frost Is Reed street, returned
Monday to Plattsburg, y. Y, after :
six weeks stay in town.
Mrs. NJ. f. Brockway has left fol
Contoocook, y. H.. where she will Wis
it her daughters before returning tC
her home in New York. Mrs. Brock
way was a guest in town of Mrs. Vol
colt Balestier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Z. Pellerin an,
| Mr.. and Mrs Fred Bctterlcy of Brat
/! tlcboro and Charles Aiken of Orange
= Mass, attended yesterday at Parl
= Hill. \. H., the funeral Of their uncle
Charles l.. Aiken.
William Clough. and daughter, Mar
Elizabeth. and son, William Francis
formerly of Montpelier, have move
from the Princess apartments to tn
:. upstairs tenement in Patrick Man
= ming house, I Reed street.
, Harry Williams. the hoothlack a
# Lehman s barber shop, has gone sout
t for "A visit of two weeks. He will 2
/ TO Norfolk from New YORK. by boa
n and visit Lexington, Ky, and othl
places in the South.
i John ]. EckeIs, IT,, of Hartford
m Conn. is spending his vacation at h
former home here. lie spent Labc
day at SpoTord lake with his parent
They all returned home in the cvcnin
after spending two weeks at the +
mer cottage.
Bert Bowers Of South Manchcstc
Conn. called ON old friends in tow
yesterday. He was heturuing hon
from an extended automobile tr
through New England. Bowers was Il
IS varsity pitcher ut Yale in his cole.
days and played with the Brattlcbo
team which won the Connecticut NJ
ley championship in ls9l-92.
z. D. Hayward left today for Ne
port. n. H., where he will be the supo
visor of the schools in the district COZ
posed of Newport and New Londo
He has been here several days arran
ing for the removal Of his houscho
d. goods. the delay having been nece.
you tated of finding quarters in Newpo
Mr.. Hayward was principal of t
IT high school there seven years, so
is much like going home to him a
his family.