The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-06
PERSONAL.

MISS Elsie w mite NlsiltQ at 1tI uoille III
Putney Sunday.
Appleton Miles of Dartmouth college
was in town yesterday.
Miss Ella Mundell visited her mother,
Mrs Ellen Mundell, in West Townshend.
Miss Emma Ellis OF Norwich is visiting
her brother, Arthur Ellis.
Mrs. c. d. Brooks returned yesterday,
after 10-days' stay in Boston.
DR.. c. S. Pratt has moved to his
new Office at 203 Main street.
Thomas Dogle of Fort Dummer Heights
is i'll at his home with pneumonia.
Mrs C. A. Fletcher of Hinsdale visited
Mrs Dominique BeIleville yesterday.
Ernest Reed of New York city is a
guest of DR.. and Mrs. L. $. Edwards.
L. L. Whitney is able to be on the street
again, after an illness of several weeks.
| Miss Mary Loomis is visiting Mrs J
| L. Martin at her home on Linden street.
Miss Eleanor Austin has so far recov-
cred as to be able to walk out little each
day
Mr.. and Mrs. David Meany and son,
John, are spending week in North Wal
pole
Mrs. Clyde V. Chamberlin is working
temporarily in L. II. BARRIERS music
store.
Mrs. Austin of Keene visited this week
with her daughter, Miss Mary Austin,
nurse.
Walter L. Worden and family have
moved from 131 Elliot street to 10 South
Main street
Harry Barnes and family moved yester-
day from As Clark street to Homestead
place.
Miss Ella Ware of Townshend visited
her sister, Miss Laura Ware, from Satur-
day to Monday
|. c. NJ. Burt, general passenger agent of
the Boston 4 Maine railroad, was in Brat
tleboro yesterday.
Miss Dorothea Brasor has taken a posi-
ton as stenographer and bookkeeper in
AIanley Bros office
Miss Eta Mundell visited her mother,
colt visited at the formers home in Bel
lows Falls Sunday
: Mr.. and Mrs. J T. Denning and daugh-
ter, Katherine, left today for their new
home in Palmer, Mass.
Mrs. W. H. Welcome went yesterday to
Albany. \. Y, with her son, Horace. She
) viii return Saturday.
: Mrs. Paul Joy has returned to her
n home in Swanzey, after a two-weeks' visit
e with Mrs. J. c. Murphy
/ Mrs Fred Dillback will go tomorrow tC
2 Townshend for few days visit with hel
t sister, Mrs. A. ID Meacham
I Mrs Bertha Hulett of South London
derry visited Wednesday at John Cole
$ mans on South Main street
Fred H. Young of North Adams, a resi-
2 dent of this town several years ago, visit
I ed friends in town yesterday.
: Mrs. John L. Abbott and son, Gordon
Il of Hudson, \. H. visited Mrs E. NJ {
/ Abbott from Saturday to Monday.
James Sheehy attended the funeral o
I his aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth O'Connor in st
: Patrick's chapel, Hoyoke, Monday
Joseph AIeyette of Millers Falls i
spending few days with A. A Jones
He Is looking over farms in this locality
Mrs. NJ c. Chapman and Mrs. josef
: Fanueff of White River junction spen
Sunday and Monday with Mrs. r. {
Durham.
81 L. Guy Tasker and Alfred s Thompso
! LETT today for Boston on business The
: will attend the Harvard Princeton gam
= tomorrow.
he Mr.. and Mrs William McGreevy hav
t returned from their wedding trip and ar
F. at the home of the brides father. Charlie
h. +. Glidden
Miss Rosabel Miller, who had been
=. her home following an operation for al
=. pendicitis returned yesterday to Mour
a. Holyoke college.
m Miss Katherine Denning went yesterda
as to New London to visit her sister, MIR
rl Thomas Fl, Sisk. before going to her ne
& home in Palmer.
Ell William Mckenna. conductor on Il
We Central Vermont with headquarters
i Brattleboro, has returned to work, aft
RI a tive-weeks vacation.
> DR.. Henry D. Holton, president of Il
Vermont branch of the Red Cross societ
attended the annual meeting of the bran,
- in Burlington yesterday.
- Raymond Willard came BY motorcyc
oe from Springfield, Mass, yesterday al
L. spent the day with his sister, Mrs. Erne
o.. II. Bemis, returning home this morning.
up Mrs. Clarence Briggs of Greenfield, fc
m merly of Brattleboro, was operated upt
ry in the Greenfield hospital Yesterday
re- appendicitis. Her mother Mrs Franc
a Il. Cutting, went yesterday to Greenfiel
)p
he WILMINGTON.