The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-08-07
PERSONAL.

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Miss Mary Dunn of Troy, n. H., is
visiting in the home of her uncle, Mar
tin Dunn.
Miss Ellen Austin returned Tuesday,
after weeks vacation spent in New
Yorw city.
John Lee of Pittsfeld, Mass, former
ly of this town, is spending his vaca-
tion in town.
Miss Alice Manning went today to
North Walpole to visit Mrs. James
Blake a week or more.
John Peterson returned yesterday to
Providence, r. l., after visiting FIVE
| days at c. McCOurt s.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crosier of AT
| tleboro, Mass, are visiting ais mother, |
Mrs. Mary Crosier, for the month of |
| August.
Mrs. Charles Fawcett and son, Will
| ard, of Brooklyn are visiting her par |
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes White of
| High street.
Edward Mclaughlin of New York
| city is spending a few weeks vaca-
| tion at the home of his brother, Wal
/ ter Mclaughlin.
DIR. f. X, Lynch went to st. Johns
| bury Wednesday and operated Thurs,
day on a patient for goitre. He will
return this morning.
Harry Smith and family moved Mon
day from the Doolittle apartment house
on Canal street to the Reed apartment
house on Clark street.
Stanley Clapp has returned, after a
six-weeks vacation spent at the home
of his aunt, Mrs. 7. c. Townsend, in
Springfield, this state.
Miss Elizabeth Stoddard and Miss
Ethel Butler are spending a weeks va
cation in Dublin, y. H., Mortified,
Mass, and West Chesterfield.
Mrs O. 5. Wilcox and Mrs Charles
Donovan and daughter, Ethel, spent
Wednesday in South Vernon at the
home of Mrs. G. II. Hawkes..
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Mason walked
here from Hinsdale yesterday to visit
her sister, Mrs. Luke Mann. They re-
! turned in the evening by train.
John J. Austin will 90 tomorrow to
Indian Neck, Bradford, Conn, to join
Mrs. Austin and children, who are
=, spending q month S vacation there.
Miss Ida Merber returned yesterday
f to her home in Providence, after visit
ing five weeks at the home of her half
I brother, Christopher McCourt, on Canal
street.
=, Mr.. and Mrs Henry ]. Allen went
: Monday to Jamaica to spend Old Home
70 week. They visited his sister, Mrs.
r Miranda White. They expect to return
10 Sunday.
+ Mrs. F. A. Rose of Ludlow entered
= the Melrose hospital yesterday to I'M
e dergo an operation Saturday. Mr.. Rose,
who came with her, will return to Lud-
= low Sunday.
Miss Jennie Manning came by au-
tomobia with a party of friends from
Athol Sunday and called at the home
E of her uncle, Patrick Manning of
. Canal street.
Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Gotta win go to
Q Block Island tomorrow on the eXcur-
:. sion. On Sunday they will go to Bel
e lows Falls to visit two weeks with her
mother, Mrs. F. H. Strong.
= Miss Nellie Redding went to her
Z home in Hinsdale yesterday to attend
), the lawn party given by St Joseph :
Roman Catholic church. She will re
r. main ut home until Monday.
To, Miss katherine Dwyer went yester
. day to her home in Springfield (Vt.
n. to stay two weeks. Miss Doris Foley OF
l., Springfield, Mass, joined her here an,
- accompanied her to Springfield.
- Mrs. John Way and three children
e, spent Sunday at Ralph Brassie' 5 OF
a. their way from Westminster, wher,
.; they spent week with her sister
rk Mrs. Calista Peek, to their home il
IFS Norwich, Conn.
A.; DIR. and Mrs. F. r. Newell and MI
Us and Mrs H. G. Rice left this morning
- by automobile for Plymouth, Mass
,. where they will be guests until Tuesda
$: Of Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Ryder, VIII
are occupying a cottage there durin
- August.
is Miss Beatrice Prentice of Cana
5 street entertained a number of he
NJ friends yesterday afternoon from 23
= to 4 80 in honor of her 18th birthda
Iss anniversary. Refreshments of ic
. cream, cake and lemonade were serve,
~ She received some pretty and usefr
1t. presents.
St. Mrs Ruby Estey Ferriter (Nrs Flol
nd ance F. and son came the hcst of tn
zee week from Woodlake, Calf, to tn
nu home of Mrs. Ferriter s aunt, Mrs. I
- T.. Herrick. Mrs. Ferriter Will he ioil
ND ed later by her husband ami they wi
Tvs settle in the East, as the climate c
fit California did not agree with til
lG health of their son, who mas been !
ok, with malaria.
- Mrs. J. A. Bigelow of Clinton, Mass
H. who visited her parents, Mr.. and MIR
49,, E. w Boyle, five days, will return I
vi" her home tomorrow. Mr.. Bigeloy
- who came with her Monday by aut
A"' mobile, accompanied by his thr,
. brothers, Walter, Dana and Ezra
A"' Northboro, went to Manchester vt
- on a fishing trip. They will all 7
NJ turn to their homes Saturday.
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