The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-09
PERSONAL.

= - MI hidHu OI BOSTON Is at the
brooks House to stay a few days.
Thomas Austin, jr, began work We'd
nesday in the Holstein- Friesian office.
Barney Michelman and Florance
terrIter We're in Bellows Falls yester-
day.
Mrs. Charles Aldrich is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Wilder, in Guilford a few
DAYS.
w. S. Bassett is moving from Forest
street to his new house on High Lawn
road
Miss Johanna Brosnahan has return
ed, after two-weeks visit in Bellows
Falls
Thomas Guiheen went Tuesday to
Boston to attend the world 5 series
games.
Mrs. Catherine Hagan is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Helen Leahy, in Keene
q week
Mr.. and Mrs. Houghton Seaverns will
attend the world S series games in
Boston.
Mrs. George C. Benson of Canal
street Is entertaining the d. c. club this
afternoon.
Walter Mclaughlin and family of Clark
street will go next week to Illinois to
make their home
Mrs. Charles Mead and Miss Mabel
Mead of New York are registered at
the Brooks House.
Herbert Bracket of Wilmington Wis
lted his brother, A. J. Bracket, from
Sunday to Tuesday
Mrs, Jessie Bailey of ProctorsviHe
was visitor recently with Mr.. ana
Mrs. E. $. Wyman
Mrs. Mary LeBert of Hinsdale is
VISITING her daughter, Mrs. Carl Har-
rlngton, few days
Harry Locke and John Baker expect
to 90 Sunday to Boston to attend the
world 5 series games.
Mrs. Charlotte Kidder of New York is
IN town visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah
kldder, on Green street
MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Hamilton and Miss
Violet and Miss Grace French attended
the fair in Northampton yesterday
Mrs. John J. Conner of Lowell. Mass.
Is expected today to visit her parents.
Mr., and Mrs. c. W. Bemis, few DAYS.
Sherman III. Cone OF South London
derry went yesterday to Keene, after
a tWo-daXs stay in town on business.
Mrs. Walter Spear and son, Fred
erick, visited Miss Lima Williams in
West Chesterfield Tuesday aud Wednes.
day.
Miss Annie Kirwan left Tuesday for
a two-weeks stay with her sister.
Mrs. Arthur o Leary. in New York
city.
Benjamin F. Bingham left yesterday
afternoon for New York, after spending
several weeks at his home on High Lawn
road
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Drew of White
River Junction have taken room nj
Mrs. NJ. w Chamberlain :. IA Clark
street
Miss Helena Moran returned Tuesday
to Hartford, Conn, having spent sun
day at the home of her uncle, L. Mo
ran, on Beech street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Loukes and Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell came from Highgate yester-
day by automobile to visit Mrs Loukes :
sister, Mrs. w. H. Cray
Miss Margaret Ryan left YESTERDAY
for visit in Turner's Falls. She also
will visit in Holyoke and Boston be
fore returning next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Burroughs
are moving from - Clark street to the
first floor of their new compartment
house on the same street.
Miss Lima Torrey of Boston and Miss
Alice Torrey of Greenfield visited re-
comfy IN the home of their brother, +.
I. forrry of Frost street.
Mr.. and Mrs George Nichols and two
daughters of Fargo, \. d.. who had been
visiting relatives in town, left yesterday
for Boston on their way home.
Miss Leila Gallupe of Green River
is attending the Clawson- Hamilton
commercial college and is boarding
with Mrs. a. j. Bracket of Clark
street.
Mrs. \. S. Atherton of Bernardston
visited her daughter, Mrs. Duane Farr
yesterday, going from here to Guilford
to visit another daughter, Mrs. c. X
Farnum.
Ray L. Greene of Worcester, Mass. was
in town yesterday and today on business
Barney $. AIichelman went to New
\ DIRK Yesterday on business. He will re-
turn tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McKenna Of
South Londonderry are expected Mon
day to visit Mrs. G. H. Hall day or
two on their way to Stafford, Conn, to
attend the fair.
Mrs. Ella Howard of Albany, \. Y.
MIS- Ioid IldHleIS OF Meme y. IL,
and Mrs. Lizzie keefe of Springfield,
Mass, visited Tuesday with Mrs. Hor-
ace French, coming by automobile.
Mrs Edward S. Wyman returned
Saturday from Camhridgeport, where
she visited her mother, Mrs. David
Stevens, who returned with her to re-
main through the winter at her home
on South Main street.
James Boyd of Wyoming, who had
been visiting his nephew Richard
Pollica, left there Wednesday on his
return trip home. Mr.. Boyd had not
been east before in over, 40 years. He
lives on Il cattle ranch.
Mrs, J. Willard Cobb and infant
daughter, Janette, who have been Wis
ting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Turner, expect to 90 tomor-
row to Boston to live. Mr.. Cobb will
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