The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-06
PERSONAL.

Falls today.
Mrs. o. H. stiekney is visiting in
Jacksonville
Sewall Morse was in New York eitv
from sunday to Wednesday.
Mrs. John Wheeler of New Haven
IS pianist at the Empire theater.
Mrs. Hayes BigeIow left this morn
ing for an indefinite stay in Boston.
Jed Paro of Burlington has re-en-
tered the employ Of Charles CIeave-
Mrs. A. ]. HasRins, nurse. went
tuesday to Chesterfield to care for
Margaret Sullivan, professional
nurse, is caring for Mary Haus at the
Melrose hospital.
Albert Hiles will finish work at A
l.. Miller s about July l and win 90
to his home in Wardsboro.
Carl Lillequist of CentervilIe was
operated upon for appendicitis at the
Melrose hospital Wednesday.
Miss Kate R. Wheeler has finished
work in the proof reading department
at +. L. Hildreth & Co. s office.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Vansycle. who
boarded at Is Clark street. moved to
Hlnsdale Saturday, where he has
work
Mrs. Hiram Hyde Went to Green
neId Iuesday to attend the funeral of
her nephew, Maxwell Scribner. aged
two years
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson have moved
from Highland street to the upstairs
tenement in the Ryder house on South
Main street
.. T. Gilman, who has been under
treatment at the Melrose hospital for
the last three weeks, has completely
recovered and gone to his home.
Frederick Howe left TODAY for >
bleycle trip through Massachusetts
and Connecticut. He will visit IN
Springfield and at Franklin, Conn.
Miss Katharine DOYLE. who undar-
went an operation at the Melrose hos
pltaI several days ago, left there YES.
terday having made complete recov
cry.
Miss Florence Sanders went ~
IoWnshend yesterday to attend the
/ commencement exercises AZ Ielard
and Gray seminary and will also visit
a few days at her home there
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis and two child
ren, who have recently come from,
Wales to make their home in America
have rented tenement in J. L. Bar.
ney S house at 40l Western avenue
Mrs. NJ. ?. Capen and daughters Of
Jacksonville, Fla. arrived Iast eve.
ming and Will spend the summer at w
Z. Pellerin S on Orchard street. Mr..
Capen was detained on account of bus.
mess matters and viii come next week.
Mrs. Ella Allen and Mrs. Mary Bal
lou have returned from Springfield,
Mass, to spend the summer at their
home at 123 Western avenue. Mrs.
Allen s daughter, Mrs Ralph Perry of
Springfield, also viii spend the summer
with them
Peter Filion moved his household
goods from South Main street ia
Springfield, Mass, Monday. where he
has employment. Mrs. FiIion and
daughter, Nora, who are visiting he,
mother, Mrs. Nora Manning of Elliot
street, will go to Springfield tomorrow
to join Mr.. Filion.
Mrs. \. /. Hawley and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Evelyn Durham. returned
last evening from Philadelphia, where
they were called several days ago by
q. L. Durham on account of the seri
Gus illness of Mrs. Durham, who ha.
appendicitis. Mrs. Durham is improv
ing and the attending physicians are
confident of her recovery.
Mrs. I, L. Moore and Mrs. w. L
Hyde left today for Montpelier to at
tend the graduating exercises at the
Montpelier seminary where William A
Moore, son and brother of the tw,
women, is a graduate. They will ae
company Mr.. Moore to Roxbury Satur
day, where he win preach Sunday il
the Union church. Mr. Moore and Mr.
Hyde will join them Tuesday and b,
present at the commencement exercises
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