The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-05
PERSONAL.

l.. Gates in Newfane.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. !. Mahan spent the
Fourth at Forest lake.
Mrs. Peter Cakes is at the Memorial
hospital for treatment.
Orrin B. Stone left Thursday for a
week Is vacation in Boston.
Miss Jennie Grace is spending a 10
days vacation in Amherst.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Taggart are
spending a week at Spofford lake
Herbert Boyle will return Sunday
after few days visit in Jamaica.
Ralph Howe went to his home in
West Townshend to spend the Fourth
Misses Maud and Lucy Thurber
spent the Fourth at their home in Hal
flax
o. j. Dulae went Thursday to Man
chester, n. H., to remain until Mon
day.
Miss Susie Cassidy of HoNoke is Wis
iting Miss Susie McGrath of Elliot
street
Robert Knowlton is at home for six
weeks vacation from Norwich uni
versity.
Mrs. Fred Dillback spent the 4th in
Townshend with her sister, Mrs. A. d.
Meach ham.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mack went Thurs
day to Bellows Falls for visit of sew
aral days.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Strong went
Thursday for six weeks visit in Mil
ford, n. H.
Fred Howe of Hinsdale. formerly of
Brattleboro, spent the Fourth with
friends here
Miss Helen Hennessy and Miss Helen
Jones of Greenfield visited Mrs. d. NJ.
Meany Sunday.
Mrs. C. S. Pingree went to Spring.
fell, Mass, Thursday Tor a week 5
visit with relatives,
Miss Mabel Ciapp and brother, Stan
'eT, are visiting Mrs. Charles Went
worth III Ea>t Dove.
Mrs. Frank Leamaire Of Lawrence,
Mass, came Thursday TO join her hus-
band at r. c. Durham s for two weeks
Harry Smith and family have moved
from their home on Vernon street to
| the Doolittle building on Canal street
Mrs. John Brackley and two child
ren of North Adams are visiting u
week at Mrs. Jennie Whelan s on Reed
street.
Charles Cassidy, who is employed al
the local freight station, went Wednes
| day to his home in Holyoke to stay
until Sunday.
Miss Alice Liscom, Miss Maude Bet
terly and Miss Gertrude Stockwell OF
West Brattleboro spent the Fourth il
Springfield and Holyoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Goodwill ant
daughter of Wallingford, Conn, anC
Mrs. Frank Burditt of Putney visited
Mrs. II. NJ. Wood Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs William H. Talmage OF
New Haven, Conn, called on Mrs. Hor
ace French Thursday on their way t.
Winhall to stay a few days.
Mrs. Sarah Hall of Pine Castle, Flo
rida, and Mrs s. A. Prouty of Pitts
burgh, Pa, have been visiting Mrs
s. S. Hunt and others in this locality
William Rogers of Brooklyn, n. Y.
visited his cousins, Thomas and Mar
tin Aher, Wednesday on his way t.
St. Adams and Lake Champlain for
month s vacation.
An automobile party consisting o
Mrs. Frank Willard, Harry Sargent
Sidney L. May and Mrs. G. II. Hal
were guests at the Underwood hotel il
Wardsboro Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs julius Zeigler ant
three daughters of Turner's Fails
Mass, are spending few days will
Mrs Zeigler s mother, Mrs. Mar,
Mike of Prospect street.
Master John Parker and Miss 10
sephine Parker have come from Phil
adelphia to spend the summer witt
their brother, Herbert, at the home o
their aunt, Mrs. John r. Plummer.
Nh and Mrs Leon Whitney cam
Saturday from North Adams to visi
Mrs Whitney s mother, Mrs. Jenni
Whelan. They will leave Monday TO
North Woodstock, n. H., where Nh
Whitney has a position as chef durin
the summer.
George Shuman received news Nor
day of the sudden death of his brotf
er, Emerson f. Shuman, of hear
trouble, in Warren, Maine. Mr.. SIN
man was veteran of the Spanisl
American war. Burial took place
Togus, Maine.
Miss Mary Curry entertained p
her friends Saturday at her home o
J Pellet street in honor of her tent
, birthday anniversary. Prizes were gu
) ell to Josephine and Catherine Garrit
for making the largest number
words out of Birthday party IL
cream, cake, candy and lemonade wei
: served. Miss Curry received man
pretty gifts.
:, Miss Margaret Moran returned Wee
nesday from Rutland, where she aceon
, panied Mrs. John Flahive, who entere
= The Loretta, Catholic home for age
: women, conducted by the Sisters of )
q Joseph. Mrs. Flahive wishes Mi
Moran to thank all the friends who
r kindly aided her to enter the HON
where she is happy and contented. Mr.
: Flahive has been a resident of Brattl
: boro so years.
: Martin F. Austin returned to Bra
c tleboro Saturday after month s bus