The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-11
PERSONAL. :.

Miss Julia Brosnahan is visiting in
Waterbury, Conn.
William A. Boyee visited Sunday in
Putney at Mr.. Bovie's.
Miss Olive Jones visited Monday and |
Tuesday in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. c.. l.. Roberts and three chill |
dren are visiting in Bellows Falls.
Charles Cassidy, IT,, of Holyoke is
visiting his father, Charles Cassidy.
j. A. Page returned Wednesday
after a 10-days' vacation in Amherst
Mrs. Willis o Bryan and son of
Bristol are visiting her mother, Mrs
st. Cyr.
A 7. Thompson returned Sunday
after a two weeks visit In Spring
| field, Mass.
/ Mrs. Brooks of Lebanon, n H., Wis
/ tied over Sunday with her son, Her
man Brooks.
Mrs. John Johnson and daughter,
Grace, went Tuesday to Sunset lake
for an outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Mahan spent
Sunday in East Shelburne, Mass, going
by automobile.
Mrs. Francis Weeks of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John O'Connor.
Andrea Breault of Taftville, Conn,
came Monday for two weeks visit
at Napoleon Boucher s.
Mrs. C. j. Paro and Mrs. John Peel
have returned after 10-days' visit
in Boston and Clinton.
Mrs f. J. LaDuca and son. Francis,
who visited over two weeks in Bellows
/ Fol Cd S1,plou
Miss Dorothy Aldrich of Brooklne,
} Mass, is at Locust Hill farm to enjoy
} part of her vacation.
; Arthur Ogilvie of Nashua, formerly
; of Brattleboro. is i'll with blood poison
: ing in the Nashua hospital.
! Frank and Edward Mclaughlin of
! New York city are visiting their
: brother, Walter Mclaughlin.
Mrs. Lucy Sill of East Orange, n
: j., will come tomorrow to visit Mrs
( Horace French a week or two.
5 Miss Harriet Atkinson will go Mon
: day to Provincetown and Somerville
q Mass. for a two weeks vacation.
5 William Leamy of Gardner and W
0 Hayes of Fitchburg visited theil
@ nephew, Leonard Ryan, Saturday.
. Miss Jennie Grace. who visited Mrs
0 Walter Mclaughlin a week, has re
5 turned to her home in Bennington.
y Mrs Lee and daughter, Ruby, anC
y y son. Jiles, of Orange are visiting Mrs
= Lee 5 daughter, Mrs. Ernest DuTemple
y James Dunlevy returned Sunday t
n Portland. Me-. after a several days
= visit with his mother, Mrs. John Dun
- levy.
y Mr.. and Mrs Michael Dunlevy o
- Providence and Miss Nellie Dunlevy o
= Boston are visiting Mrs. John Dunlev
y y of Harris place.
a J. s. Flood resumed his work as fire
n man in the boiler room at the Este
q shops Monday after a four weeks III
n ness with rheumatism,
70 Mrs Howard Hoyt has returned t
% her home in Randolph Center after
"a three weeks visit with her mothe
% Mrs. William Plimpton.
10 Mr. and Mrs. Cone and son, Lyl,
70 of South Londonderry spent Wedne.
y day in town. Mr.. Cone is agent fo
Is the Youth s Companion.
20 Mrs. John Conner of Keene is visi
. ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y
10 Bemis of Clark street. Mrs Come
IS win spend Sunday there.
20 Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Boyle an
10 Mr.. ad Mrs William Brockington r.
80 turned Sunday after a several day
IS visit at George Wells S in Jamaica.
10 Mark Elkan of the Chicago branc
20 of the Hooker, Corser & Mitchell con
Do pany, who has been in town on bus
50 ness, returned Tuesday to Chicago.
% Michael Devine, James Austin an
10 Cornelius Flanagan have moved fro
90 their homes on Vernon street to ten
65 ments in houses owned by M. j. NJ
90 ran on the island.
90 Miss Minnie Long, telegraph oper
90 tor for the Western Union in the NJ
90 rick building in Springfield, Mass, w
% spend Sunday with her parents, M
90 and Mrs. Thomas Long.
W Mrs. f. II. Howard and daughte
20 Miriam, and Miss Gertrude Hunt W
10 join party in Boston today and
% from there by automobile to 1o
90 Beach to stay two weeks.
10 Emilio Pelligrino has moved fro
20 Vernon street to his new house
90 South Main street. He has taken dow
25 his Vernon street house and will
90 build it on his lot on South Ma
100 street.
90 Miss Elsie Choquette and Miss Do
IS Choquett of st. Mary's convent scho
100 of Manchester, n. H., and their brot
100 er, Erie Choquette of Boston, are V
100 iting two months with their aunt, M
80 F. j. Barraby.
200 Rev. Father J. L. Charbonneau, p;
' 'oo tor of church Ste. Helene, Co. Bag
~, ~ ST. Gregoire, P. O.. is visiting his $
,oo ter, Mrs. F. Paquette of Stewart pla
, 100 TER father, Mr.. Charbonneau of
3o9 Gregoire, also is visiting Mrs. Paquet
i25 Eugene Houghton, who is very
AS with typhoid fever at his home, $
300 Pearl street, is little more comic
900 able His father and brother, Charl
$50 of Charlestown, n. H., and his bro
$50 err, Rev. Ola Houghton, are in to
900 on account of his illness.
wv Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Griffin of w
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