The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-30
PERSONAL.

JOnn dduO ana FANNY moved MON
lay to New York, where he has work.
Thomas \. Guiheen is attending the
races in Westield and Springfield this
week p4
Mrs. d. NJ Heunessy of North Wal
pole visited Sunday with Mrs. d. NJ
Meany
Miss Mary Moran went Wednesday
20 keene to visit her sister, Mrs. John
Ahearn.
Mrs. Leon Whitney of Williamstown,
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jen
pio Whelan
Mrs. Fred A. Tuthill and daughter,
Miss Flora Tuthill visited yesterday in
Springfield, Mass
United States Marshal \. p. Carpenter
went to Rutland today to attend the
United States court.
Miss Irene Russell who went to Will |
mington Monday to visit her mother, will
return home Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Crosier has returned af
ter two weeks visit i'll Worcester, |
Hartford and Boston.
Miss Mary Ritter Shea left yester
day for Philadelphia to spend the win
ter with Mrs. Dayton.
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town yesterday to see Mrs. Keefe, who
is i'll in the Melrose hospital.
Mrs. Frank Lafrinea returned sun
lay, after a visit with her daughter
Mrs. Arthur York. in Greenfield.
| Mrs, Roger Donoghue of Holyolle came
| Monday to visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick Guiheen, for two weeks
Mrs A. ID. Reynolds Went today to
| New ork city for a few days visit with
her daughter, Miss Niolette Reynolds
| Edward Benson OF New York came
| last night to visit his parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. George Benson of Canal street.
| Mrs. NJ. w. Chamberlain returned Tues
| day after a few days visit with her son,
George Hall and family in Palmer. Mass
Harold Boyd, who was injured week
| ago by being thrown from an automo
bile, left the Memorial hospital yesterday.
Miss Nellie Aher and Miss Frances
Menard returned Wednesday to St Al
bans after weeks visit with Mrs Ralph
Cakes.
Clarence Abbott Of Walpole, \. H..
vas in town Tuesday and called on his
aunt, Mrs. c. \. Waitman, and other
| friends.
Carl Mitchell, who is employed by
Bond, the undertaken, has taken a
DOM at Mrs. Horace French 5, %
Clark street.
Edward O'Donnell, who finished work
recently for the White River Chair Co,
has gone to Boston where he Is working
with his brother.
Miss Margaret Timbers will 90 to-
morrow to her home in Dorchester,
| Mass, after being employed in town
Turing the summer. %
Mrs Chloe Work of Des MONIES, Ia.
who has been Visiting in Springfield,
Mass, is spending the week with her
uncle, L. W. Easton.
Mrs Arthur Hadlock and daughter,
Bernce, of West Townshend visited
over Sunday with her sisters, Miss Ad-
lie and Miss Grace Morse.
Eva Benson observed her fourth birth
day anniversary Tuesday at her home on
Canal street. Refreshments, which includ-
ed birthday cake, were served.
William b. Rogers went Saturday to
his home in Broomfcld (Nt). where he
will stay until business improves at
the White River Chair factory.
Mrs. \. J. Haskins returned Monday
) from Wardsboro, where she spent a
week on account OF the illness and
death of her uncle, Oscar Howe.
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burnham. Mass. for a week 5 visit with
Mrs. O'Connor' 5 aunt. Mrs. Griffin.
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