The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-29
PERSONAL.

Mrs. =. A. Banks went to Boston
today for visit
G. H Smith spent Sunday with his
parents in Gill, Mass
George n Bond is i'll with grip at
his home, 4 Locust street.
Miss Elizabeth Graham of Bellows Falls
was visitor I'M town Sunday.
Dr.. and Mrs. S. f. Lawton will go
to New York today to visit.
G. T. Shanks of Londonderry was
in town yesterday on business.
Mrs. Inez NJ. Moore of Townshend
was a weekend visitor in town.
Miss Florence NJ Hemenway is in
Boston. She will return Thursday.
Miss Jennie Conlin has finished
work as cook at DR.. H. D. -Holton s.
Mrs. WHY'S Russell is visiting
among relatives in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. F. A. Thompson has returned
from a four weeks visit in New York.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Toomey of Elliot
street is confined to her room by i'll
ness.
Fred S. Morse of Newport, n. -,
is visiting at the home of his son, F
II. Morse.
Mrs. Leon Duquette and children OF
Chicopee Falls are guests of Mrs. G
Il. Warner.
Misses Pauline and Helen Morris
visited in Springfield, Mass, Saturday
and Sunday.
H. NJ. Whittier of Hadley Mass,
has been at his home on Estabrook
street this week.
Mrs. E. J. Waterman and daughter
Harriet, left yesterday for Lakewood
y. j., for a visit
Mrs. John Hall of Green River has
been spending a week at her former
home in Whitehall.
Mrs. A. J. Pierce and son, Clarence
went today to Gill, Mass, to visit Mr.
and Mrs. A. R. Cook.
Miss Louise Babbitt was a guest o
Miss Jennie FarnswOrth at her home il
Bellows Falls over Sunday.
George A. Gibbs, formerly of Brat
tleboro. has moved from Springfield
Mass, to Providence, R. l.
Miss Alice Lovett returned to hel
home in Boston yesterday after spend
ing several days at Lindenhurst.
Miss Ruth w Childs left yesterday
for Dorchester, Mass, to be a guest OF
Miss Julie f. Brown several days.
Mrs. William Duquette and children
of Chicopee Falls are visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Haskell.
Mrs G. w. Hooker went to Science
tady, \. y, yesterday to visit at thu
home of her son, James F. Hooker
Mrs. Mary A. Ballou Nand Mrs. Ell;
j. Allen have returned from Spring
field, Mass, to their home on Western
avenue.
Mrs. B. G. Lynde of Greenfield has
been caring for Miss May Lavelle, wht
has been i'll with pleurisy the pas
two, weeks.
Miss Grace Sullivan of Monson Mass
has been recent visitor at the hom
of her sister, Mrs. George Hall of I
Clark street.
c. F. Mann and E. L. Hildreth re
turned Saturday from New York, wher
they attended the exposition of print
ing and allied trades.
Miss Jennie Farnsworth resumed he
work yesterday in Manlcy Brothers o.
| home in Bellows Falls
| F. B. Putnam is on a business tril
to Boston, New York and Washington
this week in the interests of the Ven
mont Loan & Trust company.
Byron f. Robertson of Keene wa
| in town yesterday on business relatin
to the estate of his father, the lat
Timothy Robertson of Chesterfield.
Mrs Benjamin Knapton and daughte
| Hazel, of Adams, Mass, came Saturda
night to visit Mrs. Knapton s parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Harwood of Ger
trail street.
DR.. Henry D. Holton attended
meeting of the Rockingham church az
sociation last night. Today he ha
gone to Burlington to attend NEE
ing of the state board of health.
Miss Ruth Brown, Miss Agnes NJ
Graw and Miss Louise Walker, stl
dents in Smith college, were at til
home of Miss Brown s parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Henry R. Brown, over Sunday.
F. H. Holden, druggist, began shil
ping his household goods to Boston t
day, and he and Mrs. Holden and so
Wales, will leave for that city til
week Mr. Holden will have pos
tion in a drug store in Boston an
Wales will continue his pipe orga
studies.
Lucille, the young daughter of Mr.. al
Mrs C.>L Gibbs, has recovered from II
illness with diphtheria. Her grandmot
er, Mrs L. A Gibbs, who cared for he
has taken her to her home in Win
River Junction, where her mother a
brother have been staying several weel
The apartments formerly occupied by
l. Gibbs's family at The Abbott ha
been rented to H. W. Sanderson.