The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-29
PERSONAL.

}. Sutherland will 90 to New York
tomorrow to buy fall goods.
Miss Ethel Goodale is expected home
today from her visit in Boston.
Miss Ruth Amsden of Shelburne Falls
Is visiting her uncle, DR.. f. S. Bowen.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Sargent Went this
week to Bridgeport, Conn, for an out
ing.
\. J. Bracket was in Gardner with
his sister, Mrs. b. II. Stanley, over
sunday
Thomas Austin, .jr., went Tuesday to
Somerville to visit his aunt, Miss
katherine Austin
Harry Dean and Floyd b. Johnson
Will go tomorrow to Springfield to re-
main over Labor day.
James and John Clune are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. Patrick Ryan III Hol
yoke week or more.
John Brosnahan and sister, Miss
katherine Brosnahan, were in Bellows
Falls Saturday and Suday.
Miss Mamie Mcguire of Providence
formerly Of this place, is spending some
time In town with relatives
Mrs. Ellen Mundell of West Towns
bend, visited her daughter, Miss Eta
Mundell, the first of the week
Miss Loretta Dunlevy of Providence
came today for a 10 days visit with
Mr. and Mrs William +. Dunlevy.
Mrs. Ernest Brown will return to her
home IN Northampton today after few
| days visit in town with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall d. Grout re-
turned Wednesday evening from a va
cation spent at New London, Cam.
John Manning returned Monday af-
ter two weeks visit in West Fitchburg
with his aunt, Mrs. Mary Donovan.
Mrs. W. H. Mitchell and niece, Miss
! bly, Paul, returned Saturday from Que
bee, where they spent several weeks.
Mrs. Stebbins, who visited three
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs H. w ST
monds, went Wednesday to Montague,
Mass.
! Mrs. Royal johnson and children
have returned after visit with her
sister, Mrs. Sidney Hescock, in Green
| field
/ Rev. Father Bernard W. Mcmahon
Is attending the priests retreat at st.
Michael college in Burlington this
week
! Sigbert Syverson, who fell from a
tree and broke two ribs two weeks ago,
has returned to his work for the Estey
! Organ company.
/ Miss Angela Burns returned Wednes-
| day to her home in White River June
tlon after visit with her sister, Mrs.
Harry Robinson.
| Miss Norma Mairson of Hartford.
/ Conn, has been spending her vacation
/ with Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Thomas in
/ Chesterfield, ~ II.
! Mr.. and Mrs. 6. y. Bond and son, and
| Carroll, and J. p. Nichols attended the
Iceland and Gray alumni meeting at
Townshend yesterday.
Miss Anna Cavanaugh and Miss .Jo-
/ sic Griffin returned Monday to Spring
| field, Mass, after two weeks visit in
Springfield and Hartford.
Mr., and Mrs. William f. Dunlevv
returned Wednesday after enjoying
/ three weeks vacation in Halifax, y.
/ s., Quebec and Montreal
! The Sisters Of St Joseph returned
/ Wednesday after spending the summer
vacation at the convent in Rutland
i
| Rev. \. L. Qaist, pastor Of the Swed-
Iish Congregational church, moved yes
terday from Mrs John Devine 5 house
on Harris place TO Western avenue.
| Mr. and Mrs. f. j. Filion ana
daughter, Ruth, returned Sunday after
| two weeks visit with her sister. Mrs
| NJ. l.. Clark, in Winchendon Mass
| Mrs. Dennison and her daughter. Miss
Sadie Rice, left this morning for their
| home IN Fulton, n. Y. after a two
weeks visit with Mrs. ~ ID. Fessendcn.
| Mrs. Ida Hawkes. Trowc Of auckland.
Mass, returned to her home Yesterday
batter visiting with Mrs. Stone at the
Home for the Aged on Western avenue.
G. II. Bly, has returned to his work
at the Estey plant after being out a
week ON account of injuries caused
| by board flying back from planer.
| Mrs. Georgen of the Georgen Insti-
tute, New York, and Mrs. George
Greene, also of New York, are the
guests this week of Miss Flora KAY
anaugh.
Miss Agnes Murphy, who visited two
weeks at Oscar Guiheen :. went We'd
nesday to llolyoke to visit Mrs. Roger
Donoghue before returning to her home
in Worcester
Miss katherine Duggan and Miss
Alice Long went Tuesday to Spring
field, Mass, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward McGough, who have begun house
keeping there.
Miss Mary Fitzgerald was called
home Wednesday from Savin Rock,
Conn, where she was employed during
the summer, by the critical illness of
her brother, John f. Fitzgerald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Ketcham and
MISS May and Miss Christina Keiser
OF Long Island, who are spending the
summer at Spofford lake, visited Mr.
and Mrs. II. 3. Haus Tuesday and
Wednesday,.