The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-18
PERSONAL.

f. ]. Waterman is in Northampton
today on business.
Miss Rose Hopkins viii spend Sun
day with her mother in Millers Falls.
Charles Tidd of Bellows Falls was in /
town last vening TO attend the ban.
Mrs. w. o. Cooley has returned from
a two weeks trip to Atlantic City, n. |
Mrs. Nellie Fisher of Mortified, |
Mass, visited Wednesday at Dana /. |
Howard 5.
Mrs. Jane Lane of Springfield, this
state, is guest of her sister, Miss |
Phoebe Clark
Miss Mildred Bancroft returned last
night from Springfield, Mass, where
she spent a week.
| Mrs. Helen Brasor and son, Winston,
will return today from a week 5 visit
in Wethersfield, Conn.
| Dennison Cowles and son, Dennison,
went to Springfield this morning after
Mr.. Cowles s automobile.
| Miss Louise Neumann of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting at the home of her
cousin, Arthur l.. ROhde.
Mrs. Peter Biagotti accompanied her
daughter, Lena, to Montreal yesterday,
where she is attending a convent.
Mrs. H. P. Wellman and her cousin,
Miss Dora Swan of Winchester, n. H.,
are in Washington to stay week.
| Miss Edith Stockwen will have
position in the Office of the Hooker,
Corser & Mitchell company as billing
clerk, beginning work there Monday.
Mrs Leon Whitney returned to Mid
Idletown, Mass, today after weeks
visit here with her mother, Mrs. Wha
len.
Floyd J. Fairbanks moved this week
from Oak street to the house recently
vacated by Ralph Eldridge on Chaplin
street.
Mrs. A. L. Perham has come from
g Aver Junction, Mass, to join Mr.. Per
. ham, who recently bought the Buzzell
restaurant.
! Miss Florence NJ. Welman and Miss
Anna H. Davis returned last evening
from n visit OF several days in Boston
and vicinity.
Miss Helen NJ Littlefield of Rock
port Mass, is Il weekend guest of Rev.
and Mrs. D. f. Trout. She is Mrs
Trout 5 sister.
+ Miss Marjorie White returned yes.
: terday from Brooklyn. where she spent
n n few days with her sister, Mrs
Charles Fawcett.
Miss Rua Yeaw returned this morn
8 ing to Pennington, \. J. She was ac
II companied as far as Springfield by hel
n father, S. NJ. Yeaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Stickney ant
daughter, Dorothy, of Melrose, Mass.
will come today to spend a few days il
: town with relatives.
i Norris l.. Tibbetts, leader of tn
n Harvard Glee club, win sing a solo Il
the Sunday evening service in tn,
- First Baptist church.
r Miss Nora Walsh, Miss Marion Cray
re Miss Alice Slattery and Miss Wolfe o
he Bellows Falls, telephone operators, wer
f. in town last night to attend the tele
IA phone ball.
/. Mrs A. J. Bruce has finished wor1
;, ut the Austine Institution, where sh
TX has been nursing, and is now visitin
n her daughter, Mrs. R. NJ. Langworth,
r. in Hinsdale, Y. II.
= NJ. j. Larrabee went this afternoo
~ to West Halifax to see his mother, Mr.
. b. ID. Pratt, both of whom are CRITICAL
i'll. He was accompanied by Robe
Canedy. Albert A. Larrabee of o
ange, Mass, is in West Halifax.
Miss Clara c. Johnston of Bosto
4 who has been assisting in the nursir
work at the Mutual Aid society sever
weeks, a story of whose experienc
was recently published in The ReforI
er, left this afternoon for Boston. 81
has no plans for the future except
visit with her family.
William B. Vinton and George
Clay attended in Nashua, n.
Friday the annual Fast day convoC
tion of New Hampshire Consistory,
p r. s., SOD degree Masons of t
valley Of Nashua. Fully 675 membt
Of the Scottish rite branch of Mason
from all over the state were prese
it being one of the most brilliant ga
erings in the history of Masonry
New Hampshire. The visitors ca
from Italy, Germany, Florida, Okla
ma and all Of the New England stat
Mrs, Ninton and Mrs. Clay accon
N anipd their husbands TO Boston