The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-22
PERSONAL.

Mrs. W. f. Banks spent Sunday in
Boston.
+. d. Sibley of Shelburne Falls is
in town today on business.
Harold Staples is at his home from
Harvard for week 5 vacation
Miss Annie Anderson left yesterday
for West Wardsboro for an indefinite
stay.
CHARLES +. Glidden and Miss Eliza
beth Gfdden returned from New York
yesterday.
John Atkinson, clerk at Houghton &
Simonds 5, spent Monday in Spring
field, Mass.
Charles Leonard of Winsted, Conn !,
was a guest yesterday of Mr.. and Ms.
Freeman Scott.
w. T. Bruce moved yesterday from
| Canal street to Newfane, where he viii
carry on his farm.
Mrs. John Barden, Mrs. Luther Mil
Ter and Mrs. b. G. Harris spent Mon
day in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. G. w. Hooker will go this week
20 Schenectady, y. Y, TO visit her so9,
James +. Hooker, and family.
Miss Susan Hanrahan has been at
| her home in Hinsdale since Saturday
because of illness in her family.
Mr. and Mrs L. r. Robinson return
"a last night from their wedding trip
% Boston and places in Connecticut.
Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Cook returned
Monday from Springfield, Mass, where
they spent the weekend with relatives.
| Mrs. l.. F. Clark of Pine street is
visiting at the home of her son,
5eorge Streetef, in Springfield, Mass.
W. S Bassett has begun digging the
cellar for the house which f. S. Hall
will build for him on High Lawn
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sutherland ana
daughter, Dorothy. are spending a par1
of the week with relatives in IIolvokc
Mass.
Mrs. O. II. Stickney will return I,
Springfield this state, tomorrow to r.
main with her daughter, Mrs. j. Wen
rem Miller.
Miss Louise Field and Miss 2l;ti
Peabody, both Of Brattleboro, have en-
cered the employ of +. l.. Hildreth il
che bindery.
Harry Shaw has returned to his worl
at the Holstein- Friesian Office aftc
IN absence of several months on nc
count of illness.
- Mr.. and Mrs. ID. +. McElhinny an
!, daughter, Mrs. Louise McNiernt o
= New York, came last night. They "a
at the Brooks House.
Nh. and Mrs Robert Sticiney an
il daughter returned TO their home t
o Melrose, Mass, today, after visitin
n relatives in town Il week.
= Alfred Jordan was in IIinsdale Nor
|, day night to operate the lantern il
# Prof. Baumgardt 5 illustrated lecrur
r, He was in Wilmington last evening *
t. the same purpose.
u James Grady, who last November VI;
m thrown from the top of box car au
II sustained n fracture OF one nip,
l. able TO be out with the aid of a can
II He was in charge of the yard swItcnif
=. crew when the accident happened.
n Mrs. .Joyslin, who had been spendiI
x the winter with her sister, Mrs. a.
1T Harlow, left Saturday for Leonia,
y, j., where she will visit her son, Pro
id Franklin Lewis. Prof Lewis is at I
Of head of the Ethical Culture school
Mt New York city.
$, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Read who, aft
!, selling the New England House
- Bernardston, Mass, last fall, went
~ Boston, where they lived during t
winter, have come here to make the
: home here for the present with the
daughter and her husband, Mr.. a
Mrs. Frank Reed, at the Abbott. \
r Read arrived Thursday last week I
RI daughter will visit in Boston the /;
= three days of this week, and on /
return will be accompanied by
mother.