The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-20
PERSONAL.

his trip to Wainwright, Alberta
H. r. Dimes spent Sunday in Athol
with his sister, Mrs. G. \. Kendall
Miss Ella Ware Of Townshend visited
her sister, Miss Laura Ware, "Wednesday,
Miss Eleanor Sheehy will entertain the
Fl. Sewing club this afternoon from / to
630.
Mrs Horace French visited Tuesday in
Newfanc with her sister, Mrs. j. /.
Gates
Frank Pettee of High street is con
fined to his home with muscular rheu
matism
Judge Frank f. Barber of the mu-
nicipal court is in Schenectady, n. y,
on business.
Mr. and Mrs F, T. Dickinson left yes
terday for their home in New York to
spend the winter.
William Dunphy returned Sunday to
Baldwinsyille, Mass, after visiting at
Patrick Garrity's.
Mrs. F. w. Gipson went today to
Gardner, Mass, to visit her sister, Mrs.
| W. W. Perry, week.
Miss Clara Blanchard, who has been i'll
in her home on Estey street, is recovering
slowly and sits up a little.
Eugene Wilcox, who has been working
in Wilmington on d. Frank >heas houses,
came home Tuesday to stay a few days.
5. NJ. Yeaw * visiting his son, Leon
| Yeaw. in New York, and his daughter.
Miss Rua Yeaw, in Pennington, \. J.
| Mrs Charles Prescott and Mrs. F. T.
/ Fuller are in West Townshend visiting
! Mrs. Marcia Howe, who is i'll with grip
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| New Haven. where he will visit a friend
and attend the football game tomorrow
Miss Katherine Cunningham went
Tuesday to Springfield, Mass, to visit her
cousin, Mrs Lynch, until after Christ
mas.
Fred Fisher Of Leominster visited Wed
nesday at +. C. Sargent : and attended
the Red Mems supper. He returned home
yesterday
| Duane Farr and family will move Mon
day from the Reed apartment house on
Clark street to the Rockwell house on
Frost street
Mr. and Mrs A J. Bracket and son,
port, Conn, with her brother, +. NJ. Hill,
and family,
Mrs Michael AyoIa and son, Alexander.
her parents. Mr. and Mrs Emidio Man
cini. until Monday.
William Whelan, who has been i'll with
pneumonia at hi~ home on Reed street,
is very much improved. He was able to
sit up little while yesterday.
Mrs. Peter l.. Flhon aud son, W. J.
Fihon. went to DanvilIe, Quebec, Mon
day night called there by the death Of
h.. Fo ha,. nI,,..,. lsr..y,,,a mad
Chamcey Young and family have moved
from one of J, I, Kaine's houses on Ell
loot street To the house nearby recently
vacated by Mrs Catherine Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs George L. Durham went
to Springfield. Mass, today to spend the
night They viii go to New Haven to-
morrow To attend the football game.
Miss Leah Rathbone was operated upon
by DR. 6. r. Anderson in the Memorial
hospital yesterday for chronlc append
| ctus. She is resting comfortably today
Mrs. e. NJ Dean returned Monday Il
her home in West Townshend after II
days visit with her parents, Mr.. ano
Airs Henry J. Allen. Mr., Dean visited
4 here several days.
Mrs Roger Donoghue returned Sunday
= to her home in Holyoke after thre,
weeks visit with her parents. Mr., anc
t Mrs Patrick Guiheen. Her father ac
: companied her for two weeks visit
Mrs. + : Tubbs and two children
;. l-eona and Raymond. returned Tuesda
from Hartford. Conn, where Mrs, Tubh
= was called 4 week ago by the serious III
ness Of her mother, Mrs. Albert Wilton
Mrs Frank Turner returned Tuesday t
= her home in thicopee Falls after fey
:, days visit at the home of her uncle
u George H. Danyew. Mr.. Turner cam
II with he1 Sunday by automobile, retufnin
u !, in the evening by train.
Miss Annie Michigan of Holvoke. WI
: liam Devine and Elizabeth Devine c
q Troy n H., Miss Grace Perry and Mis-
q Sullivan Of Springfield, Mass, Mauric
q Kidney and Fanny Kidney OF Ashuelc
d and James Kidney of HoIyoke were !
u town Monday to attend the funeral {
81 Michael Devme.
Miss Maude Adams, who visited at he
8 home IN Jersey Shore and other places
u PENNSYLVANIA nearly ten weeks, has r
q turned and re-entered the employ of Mr.
81 &C. D. Brooks of South Main street He
B sister, Miss Mamie Adams, who can
q with her from Jersey Shore. is visitf
b their. sister. Mrs Frederick Ashworth,
d Gmlford
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard II. PetersC
d and Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Peterson
New York rode up to the Brood
House last evening about 9 o'clock
their automobile, having made the TT
from Brandon. They continued toda
expecting to stop in New Haven f,
the football game and then go on
their homes IN New York. .
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