The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-03-28
PERSONAL.

Mrs Carrie Allen is i'll in her home on
Clark street.
p F. Connors is spending the week in
New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Richardson have /
begun housekeeping in the Leonard block. |
Mrs w. d. ellison is i'll with ton
silitis in her home on Brook street. |
William A. Boyee was the guest Of Miss |
Nettie Bowie at her home in Putney Sun /
day.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Mather of Dial
ton, Mass, are visiting in town a few |
days.
Miss Bernice Whitman of Westmorc-
land is visiting 10 days at y. \. Oar
lings.
Mrs. Mary LcBcrt of Hinsdalc spent
Easter with her daughter, Mrs, Carl Har
rington.
! w. II. Moody of Clark street, who has
been seriously i'll with plculisy, Is slightly
improved.
John Hildreth of Kccnc n. H.. came
/ yesterday for few days visit with
relatives.
John Hartley Meany, who has been i'll
with bronchitis in his home on Clark
! street, is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Houghton of West
Townshend visited this week with Mrs.
Harry Bemis Of Clark street.
Mrs Charlotte Jones, who has been
employed in town. will return to her
home in New York Tuesday.
Miss Olive Blood. who has been house
keeper for Pearl Clapp five months, will
return tomorrow to her home in Putncy.
parents, who had spent the winter with
her. to their home in Londonderry Mon
day.
Frank \. Iarrow started west this
afternoon after 4 carload of horses. lie
drove TO Greenfield, going from there by
: rail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward DeCama of
of Wardshoro were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. G. Arcand Tuesday and We'd
nesdav.
Miss Lillian Tarbcm of Keene was
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Bemis Of Clark street, Saturday and
sunday
p Mr. and Mrs Edward c. Crosby rc.
o turned this morning from their we'd
ding trip, coming from the south in an
Il automobile.
Mis-. Bulld NObltN WAS called &c
n Springfield, this state this week on ac
e count of the illness of her sister, Mrs
r. :. Weatherhead.
t Mr. and Mrs Patrick Ryan and daugh
ter, Frances. who have been visiting "a
Y Thomas Clune's. viii return tomorrow t.
e their home in Holyokc.
r. George johnson Of South Londonderry
l. visited this week with his aunt, Mrs Hon
2 ace French. Mrs. French. who has been il
n with pleurisy and neuralgia, is somewha
IN better
- William {. Stone. student Of the UnivcI
sity Of Vermont, OF Burlington. will com
- tomorrow To visit few days with hi
- aunt, Mrs. H. NJ. Whittier, OF Estabroo
" street.
Is Mrs. Helen Wyman Allen is critical
O. i'll with pneumonia and bronchitis. He
:, sister, Mrs. Annie Wyman Coudrav. o
X Wethersfeld, Conn, came today to b
!, with her.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. \. L. Nall and Mr.. an
Of Mrs. Brown. who had been i'm town ii,
months. have gone to Lynn. Mas. Mr.. MAJ
,d and Mr.. Brown are employed 10y the Am
I'd rican Bridge company.
rt Mr. and Mrs Charles Griffin are mo
he ing from the Barber building ON Cam
ed street to 13S Western avenue. Walt,
to Spear will move from Green street to Il
he tenement vacated by the Grilins.
, Miss Cclcstic Stebbins has returnc
a. after two weeks visit i'm Shclburr
rs. Falls. She visited Saturday with Mr.
G. \. Waitman, going from there (
the home of her brother, Alfred SteI
bins. in Guilford.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore W. Kirklau
of Holyokc spent the first part of ii
III week in town with Mr.. Kirkland
mother, in her home on Walnut stree
Mrs. Edward Kirkland and daughte
We Isabel. of Bellows Falls are stayir
with Mrs. Kirkland a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan T. Miller, WI
spent a week with his aunt. Mrs. q.
Harris, returned to Hartford. Con
They were driven to South Vernon
Try account of no train service III. Il. Ale
to- took them and was obliged to make Il
ar route through Guilford over the Tyl
nss hill road.
Gel Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Farr NOV,
Wednesday, from the Barber buildil
's11 On Clark street to the J. Henry Pra
WI farm in Guilford. They will live wi
gre MIR. and Mrs. Kenneth Farnum. n
en and Mrs Frank Streeter of Hi
@ street will take the tenement vaeat
'n55 by the Farr's.
he Patrick Guiheen. who has been IN I
res Memorial hospital in New London, Con
DIV the past four months on account OF
re- juries received in the railroad yard of Il