The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-10
PERSONAL.

70 Palmer for a short visit.
Mrs. F. Farr Of Fall River came
Yesterday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Louis Whitehead spent Wedncs
day with relatives in Holyoke, Mass.
Miss Lillian Moore has returned az
ter a visit with her parents in Dover.
Mrs. Charles Aldrich is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Alice Wilder, in Guilford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Briggs have
taken tenement at IS Clark street.
Miss Edith Canedy is in Holyolle
with her sister, who is i'll with sciati
ca.
F. II. Long has moved from Gard
ner, Mass, to IS Ii South Main /
street.
Mrs. Frank Warner of Canal street,
who has been seriously i'll. is some I
what better.
Tony Regal was in Turner's Falls
Wednesday to see his uncle before he
sailed for Italy.
]. O. p. Smith, who has been i'll at
his home on Canal street, has recover
&c and is able to be out.
Mrs. J ohm Doyle Of Bridgeport, Conn,
Is visiting a week with Mrs L. l..
Davis Of South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wall Of North
field, Mass, visited recently with Mis-
Margaret Dale of Birge street. 4
Mrs. Walter Stacey attended the
funeral Of her uncle, Alexander Pres
ton, %, in Greenfield Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. James Thurston re-
turned Monday to New London after
two weeks visit at H. NJ. Gale s.
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Bidgood re
turned Sunday after a week s vaca
ton in Portsmouth, n. H, and Boston.
Merton Granfeld and Patrick Quail
ters of Bellows Falls visited this week
at John OtCouuor 5 on Clark street
Mrs. Herbert Boyle returned yestcr
LAY after l0-days' visit with her
brother. Frank Wells, in Fall River,
Mass.
f. l.. Breckenridge, who attended
the Brcckton fair and then visited sew
cral days in Boston, returned to town
last night.
Miss Ruth Brown who is teaching
English and mathematics in the high
school in Fair Haven, Will be home
Sunday and Monday.
Twenty five of the employees of the
| IIostein-Frcsian association enjoyed 4
supper by freight Wednesday eve
ming on Mclrose hill.
Mrs G. J. Paro, who has been i'll
I five weeks with sciatic rheumatism
1t her home on Clark street, is inn
\ proving and able TO sit up.
/ III. TT HIN
rem Elizabeth and Marion, are spend
! ing a week with her parents, Mr. and
| Mrs. Adam Roeder Of North Hinsdalc.
Mrs. NJ T. Fitzgerald returned to
/ her home in South Hadlcv Falls after
"a several days visit at the home of
her brother. J. J. O'Donnell of South
| Main street.
l. Mrs. Harry Crittendcn of Spring
| field. Mass. came Wednesday to visit
! Mr.. Cittenden. who is employed by
the Hclbrook. Cabot & Rollins corpora
ton as an engineer.
i Michael Donahue, who was in
Springfield, Mass, two weeks on ae.
count of an injury to his knee, re.
sumed work Monday for the Holbrook
Cabot & Rollins corporation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kochlcr OF
New Haven, Conn, have taken room
and board with Mrs. +. J. LaDuea Of
Clark street Mr. Koehler is employee,
on the Central Vermont railroad a.
fireman.
Mrs. James Grant Of West Fitch
burg. Mass. visited from Saturday Z
Monday with her cousins, Miss MARI
aud Miss Nellie Grady. This wa.
Mrs. Grants first visit to Brattlebor,
in a. years. She found the towr
geatlv changed.
Mrs. Vera Doramous returned Tues
day to New York city after tw'
J weeks visit with Mrs. O. 5. Wilcox
, Mrs Rose SIocum, who visited Mrs
? Herbert Hawkes. in South Vernon
week. returned yesterday for visi
with Mrs Wilcox.
Dominique BeIleville, ir., went t
T. Hinsdale Sunday to see his SISTER
, Mrs. Joseph Varville, who is seriousl'
lin. Luke Mann aud son, Merton, ri
so spent Sunday there. Mrs. Mann l
STAYING with her mother, Mrs. Var
! Vile, during her illness.
Mrs. Horace French visited recent
with her sister, Mrs. j. l.. Gates, =
Ncwfane. Mrs. Gates will 90 tomol
row to New London to visit her sol
+ Bert Gates. Miss f. ;. Ward
:. Greenfield spent saturday and Sunda
y at the home of Mrs. French on Clar
street.
X. T.. Mcsher, George =. sherman
w. l.. Walker and II. r. Yearly lcf
I bv motor car this forenoon for Ware
7 Mass. where Mr.. Moshcr s PAGER, -
gle. is entered in the 2.1S race this q
z tcrnoon. The races in FitehhEr!
2 where the horse was entered for mes
week. have been declared off.
I T. A. Murphy, formerly of Bratti'
9 boro. called on old friends in tow
= Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Murph