The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-04
PERSONAL.

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Saturday on business
Mrs. Q. B. Mack of Williston street is
visiting in Boston.
Miss Clara Colt will go to Chester We'd
nesday to visit her cousins.
C. F. Thomas is confined to his
home on Walnut street by illness.
Fred G. Gale of Boston was a visitor /
| Sunday at his home on Grove street. |
| Thomas Hopkins returned last night /
after spending week in Millers Falls. |
| Mrs. George E. Sherman has return
ed from Boston, where she spent a few
days.
Mrs A. R. Rice and son, Verne, are
visiting in Waterbury, Conn, this
week.
Miss Elizabeth Moran of Chestnut
| hill is able to be out, after a week S
illness.
Miss Attic Baker of Bellows Falls spent
the weekend as a guest of Miss Alice
Newell
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ z. Wood of Shelburne
Falls were visitors at Freeman SCOTS
yesterday.
J. Albert Taylor is i'll in his rooms
at the Brooks House, and nurse isl
caring for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Smith were in
Mortified Farms yesterday to visit
Mr.. Smith s parents.
Carl Parker returned to Boston today,
after visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
L. NJ. Parker, week.
Ralph Provencal has finished work for
E. L. Hildreth x Co, and gone to his
home in St. Johnsbury.
/ Iyoz+o,. 20
: Springfield, Mass, yesterday, after Wis
iting in town a few days.
Mrs. George E. Foster has returned
from Scarsdale, n. Y, where she visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Fred Flagg.
Mrs. Eugene Clark left this morning
for Bristol, this state, where she viii re-
: main two weeks with her mother
Rev. f. w Sharp returned last night
from few days with his son and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sharp, in Norwich,
Conn.
Mrs Eliza Gibbs returned to her
home in Glens Falls. \. Y, Saturday,
after visiting her sister, Mrs. Nellie
: Trip.
Capt Henry Streeter and c. s.
Beach of Burlington were in Benning-
ton last week to inspect the Soldiers
Il Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mason of
U Washington street returned Saturday
from Florida, where they spent the
winter.
: Mrs Robert T. Briggs of Washington,
ID. c.. will come today to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Brockington,
of Green street.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Duquette of Chic,
/ opee Falls, Mass, arc making a short
5 visit with Mrs. Duquette' brother,
l. George Danyew.
II Miss Minnie D. Brasor of Woodmere,
l L. l., was at her home on Pine street
Il over Sunday to see her mother, Mrs. Eg-
bert BrasOr, who is i'll.
Il Mrs. Arthur Knight is expected to re-
turn this afternoon from New York
/ where she has spent 10 days with her sis
y ter, Mrs Fred IL. Holden.
t Rolin S. Childs, who has been crit
Il iealIv i'll with pneumonia, is improv
; ing. One of the two nurses who have
Il been with him, has left.
:, Mr. and Mrs Nahum Cutler. Mr. and
u Mrs. Henry Cutler Of Greenfield and Miss
Lucy Warner of Bernardston were al
n Mrs. +. H. Emerson's on High street yes
Y terday.
he Mr.. and Mrs Edward Bone have moved
e here from Springfield, Mass. Mr.. Bone i
al employed selling Messages and Papers by
eS the Presidents. Mrs Bone is sister o
$ Carl +. Cain.
1e Miss Rose Hopkins and Miss Cert
"a rude Hubbard spent Sunday with Mis-
Hopkins 5 mother, Mrs. Annie Hop
:, kins, in Millers Falls. going by auto
l. mobile with Mr.. and Mrs. G. IT. Smith
{; Walter Hildrcth has finished n
d us shipping clerk for f. l.. Hildret
u & Co. and has gone to Springfield
Mass, where he has employment. ii
III has been succeeded by William L
I'll Miller.
= Rev X. NJ, Houghton will go this at
h' ternoon by automobile to PittsficId Mass
to spend the night with a college FRIEND
no and tomorrow he will go to Hinsdal,
ne Mass, to address the Berkshire Associ;
er tion of Congrega tional Churches. FroI
II there he will make a trip through Win
III sted and New Haven, Conn, returnin
on home the last of the week.
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