The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-13
PERSONAL.

\. i. Maynard Is I'll with mumps.
Andrew Peterson : family is quar-
autiued with measles.
Mrs. Minnie A. Hubbard has moved
from I to IL Forest street.
George Barber of Keene. formerly
of this town. visited here Sunday.
Mrs. = N. Yeaw has gone To New
1ork to visit her daughter, Miss Rua
Neaw
". II. Bond, who has been iIl for
some time, was able to be ont yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Howe Of Athol.
Mass, spent Sunday with Mrs. Maver-
cite Howe.
Mr.. Davis. manager Of the Western
Union telegraph office. was i'm Boston
on "a business trip yesterday.
Mrs. b. =. Whidden was called TO
North Adams Sunday by the illness OF
her sister. Mrs. Marion Arnold.
Mrs. J. II. Estev went 70 New York
this morning to meet Mr.. Estev on his
return from trip TO ST. Louis.
Charles Knights of Northampton
came Monday To visit two DAYS At
Henry Miller : and with other friends.
D H. Tasher has moved from >
Highland street 10 George Holden s
new house at the corner OF Belmont
avenue and Maple street.
George CrolI and family spent sun
day with his daughter, Mrs. F. G.
Coolidge in Springfield. Mass. They
made the trip by automobile.
Miss Alice Wright resumed her work
ion the Hoisteiu-Friesian association Of
fee Yesterday after two weeks Wis.
it at her home in Springfield.
( Mrs. George Hurlbert of Worcester
/ Mass, and Miss Mabel Lewis Of A.
cutucyville, aunt and cousin Of Mis-.
Gertrude Hubbard, were her visitors
yesterday.
!. g. Ellerv left this afternoon on 2
T business trip of two weeks, during
which he viii visit New York. PhiIa.
. delphia, Baltimore, Washington, Bos
ton and other cities.
Miss Viola Williams has finished
work as stenographer i'm the Concord
\. H.. Office of the Central New Hamp
shire company and has taken posi-
tioH in Greenfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.. Mack of SoutI
Main street left this morning foI
ding Of their son. Herbert. and Mis-.
Marion Fowle of that place at noon
tomorrow.
NJ. !. Hopkins of Rutland was
guest of his mother. Mrs Mary Hop
kins, Yesterday. Miss Agnes Clisbe,
OF Rutland and Mr.. and Mrs. W J
Driscol of White River Junction wer,
guests Sunday and Monday of Mrs
Hopkins.
Miss I. III. Pepper. who recent,
came to Brattlchoro rs manager o
5 the Postal Telegraph Office, has bee
called to Salem. Mass. bv the seriou
illness Of a sister T. f. Provost o
Springfield is substituting as manage
= until her return.
: Mrs. Harry G. Miller of Albany. \
y, is visiting relatives and friend
here this week. She came last wee
with Mr.. Miller who came on busines
with the Dunham Brothers company
whom lie represents in New Nor
State
! 7. A. Guiheen, who went to Dar
, bury. Conn, last week TO join th
team representing that place in til
New York-New Jersey league, va
made captain Of the team Saturda
morning, which is a decided eOmpl
! ment to his ability rs a ball playe
!, and n leader.
l Miss Elizabeth Rennie of Seotlan,
! who has been visiting sisters in Bo
ton, is now visiting her aunt, Mr.
! Charles r. Cattanach, before retuTnin
. to her native land. She will be a
/ companied on her return trip by h,
4 sister, Miss Kate Rennie of Bosto
\ who goes with her to attend the We
n ding of another sister in Scotland.
r Mrs. +. II. Goodenough went tn
e morning to Bellows Falls to visit b
u mother She viii stay with relativ
v in Randolph tonight and will 90
Is Bethel tomorrow. Mrs. Alma Goo
3, enough. who spent the winter with h
l. daughter, Mrs. L. L. Bass, in Beth,
h will return with her daughter-in-la
"a to remain in Brattleboro through Il
0, summer