The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-03
PERSONAL.

John Hanks returned Monday after Il
visit in Greenfield.
William Dunphy went Wednesday to
Boston for Il vacation.
Pearl Mandigo went Sunday to New
London for an indefinite stay.
Miss Annie Kelley of Cambridge,
Mass. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Maur-
ice Doyle.
Miss Minnie Long, telegraph operator
at Smith college, is at home for the
Easter vacation. .- .-. ......
Mrs. a. w. Montgomery and son,
Harry, will go tomorrow to Brooklyn
TO stay two weeks.
julius and Russell Kuech of Dart
mouth came yesterday to spend the
.aster vacation ut home
Miss Catherine Hartnett was called
10 New London yesterday by the serious,
illness of her brother.
Ray Deane of West Townshend Wis
tied his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry j. Allen, Wednesday.
Mrs. Maud French, nurse, was called
Saturday to Woodstock TO care for
patient i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. l.. d. Greene left yesterday for
New York, where she viii spend 10
lays with Mrs. L. R. Pratt.
Mrs. S. A Capen went Wednesday
20 Littleton Common, Mass, for a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. II. H. Dimes
Mr.. Libby, who is employed at
Adams 5 drug store, visited Sunday
and Monday with his family in Rut-
land.
Mrs Maud I[o,,,I.,lI OIL f.. = = -
returned today to their home i'm South
Newfane after Il week 5 visit at L. c..
Gotta IS.
MIR. aud Mrs. T. Il. Lee and son,
Jlles, Of Orange, Mass, are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Ernest DuTempIc.
It few days.
Miss Marcia Howe returned Wcdnes-
day to her home in Townshend after
an extended visit with her sister, Mrs.
George Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Hanlon, who
moved here from Boston, have taken
It tenement in the Doolittlc apartment
on School street.
Miss Angela Burns returned Monday
to her home in White River junction
after a week : visit with her sister,
Mrs. Harry Robinson.
Carl Baissi was hit with ball while
watching ball game ON Vernon
street. His nose was badly injured and
q cash cut on his head.
George II. Dauyew and son, Austin,
returned Tuesday after Il visit in Chic
ope Falls with MIR. Danyew' 5 sister,
Mrs. David Duquette.
Joseph Emerson of Spring street
went to Halifax Wednesday to take
charge Of II. X. Browns farm. Mrs.
| Emerson will 90 Saturday.
Miss Edith NJ. cleveland Of Dalton.
Mass. has returned to Brattleboro to
resume private nursing. She has a
/ room at Freeman Scott ;
| Miss Nettc Bowie who has beer
visiting i'll Greenfield and New York
will return TO her work at the Brattle
! boro News Co. : store Monday.
Arthur Roberts. who has been an
electrician for the Twin State Gas &
Electric Co, went last night to Mt
! Hcrmon school for Il course Of study.
( Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Kinsman re
/ turned yesterday, to their home il
/ Winchester, y. H., after a visit with
their daughter, Mrs. George X. Brooks
Mrs. Fred Dillback returned yester-
! day after two weeks visit in North
field Mass. Mrs. Herbert Chamberlain
came with her to stay until Saturday
Thomas \. Austin. IT,. went today
to Middlebury to visit his sister, Mrs
! Bernard Nichols, week. Mrs. Nichols
will return with him for an Easter Wis
! it.
David o 'Keefc went Sunday to Paw
tucket, r. L., to attend the funeral of
his mother-inlaw, Mrs. Mary Y. He
bert. Mrs. o 'Keefc went several days
| before.
Forest and Marion Harmon will 90
this afternoon to East Shelburne. Mass.
to spend their Easter vacation with
their grandparents, Mr., aud Mrs. A.
| II. Graves.
John G. Baker is very i'll at his home
on Birgc street Mr.. and Mrs. James
! G. O'Connor of New Britain. Conn
were in town the first part of the week
to see him.
Miss Ethel Butler has resigned hel
! position as stcnographer for the Hook
er, Corser & Mitchell Co, and has taker
Il similar position i'll the HoIstein
/ Friesian Office.
Mrs. II. Chester Hovt. who is a stu
dent at the Boston university schoo
of theology, will come next week t,
visit her mother, Mrs. William Plimp
ton, until after Easter. Mr.. Hoyt. WIZ
is also a student at the university, viii
spend Easter here.
George +. sherman. manager of .th
Brooks House, attended yesterday a
Springfield, Mass, the sixth annual con
vention OF the New England Hote
Men S association at Cooley s hotel /
the evening be attended Il banquet a