The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-02
PERSONAL.

Miss Minnie B. Clark Of South Yer
non spent yesterday in town.
| Mrs. Lucy Spooner of Hinsdale is
| keeping house for Pearl I. Clapp.
| Miss Anna McGrath visited few
days this week in Springfield, Mass.
Dennie Leahey of Pittsfeld visited |
| at his home from Saturday to Mon |
day.
Charles H. Thompson of Montpelier
is visiting at his home on North Main
street.
Oscar f. Benson and Kenneth E. |
Mosher attended the fair in Greenfield
yesterday.
Mrs. Rexford Benson is in keene to
day to attend the funeral of her uncle,
o. Z. Bragg.
II. W. Goddard and family moved
| Tuesday from rs Canal street to 4
| Baker street.
Mrs. S. h. Goodell of Orchard street
has returned from a visit with rela
tives in Barre.
c. w. Bemis attended the fair IN
Bellows Falls Tuesday and in Green
field yesterday.
Mrs. David Fitzgerald of Hatfield is
visiting her sister, Mrs. William Mar
tin, OF Elliot street.
Scott Wilcox came Monday from
New Britain, Conn, to visit his moth
err Mrs. o. 5. Wilcox.
Miss Mildred Knowlton has taken
position as stenographer in the office
of H. K. Taylor & Son.
Clarence Leonard of New Haven.
Conn, began work Wednesday at the
Brooks House as bell boy.
Miss katherine Dwyer has returned
from her home in Springfield Nt),|
where she spent several weeks.
Miss Nora MeGrath has returned,
after two-weeks visit in Turner'S
Falls with Ms. Thomas Clune.
William Donnelly OF Proctor visited
in town Tuesday on mis- way to the
Catholic university in Washington.
Mrs. Jennie Bemis will move Mon
day from Green street to the apart
ment over Thompson 5 jewelry store.
Charles Noetsch, proprietor of the
Home bakery on South Main street,
attended the fair in Greenfield yester
day.
John c. Clune has finished work in
printing office in Bellows Falls. lie
is now working in the corn canning
factory.
P. NJ. Baker, jr., will return tomor-
row to his home in Cambridge, Mass,
after a two-weeks vacation with rela-
tives in town
Mrs. Harry Robinson and two chill
dren will 20 tomorrow to Hinsdale to
visit until Monday with Mr.. and Mrs
Louis O'Dette
Mrs, \. Morgan of Springfield,
Mass. came yesterday to stay a few
days in town as guest Of her daugh-
ter, Miss Mabel Morgan.
Mrs. Sarah Spear of Auburn. Mass,
and her grandson of Worcester and
Mrs Lucy Britton Of Springfield,
Mass, visited in town during the fair.
Mrs Charles Loncto and son, Bern
ard. returned yesterday to their home
in Greenfield, after week 5 visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. +.
Gotta.
Carl Harrington is having dwell
ing house of six rooms built on Pine
street. W. II. Fletcher is doing the
work. They expect to have it ready
for occupancy about Dee. l.
Moritz Z. Capen returned Monda%
TO his home in Jacksonville, Fla, after
4 1o-days stay in town. having been
called here by the illness and death OF
his mother, Mrs. Marie d. Capen.
Mrs George Mosher and two daugh
tiers, Helen and Alice. have returned
:, to their home in Springfield, Mass, af
" ter few days visit with relatives
y and friends. They also attended tn,
fair.
+ Mrs. p Il. Hefrron, who has been in
s Putney l. weeks caring for Miss Caro-
- line Keyes, has returned to her homo
" on Frost street Miss keyes has re
a covered and is able to be about the
house.
Mrs. John Hurley and granddaughter
!. ROelof Swartwout, will return to
. morrow to Bridgeport, Conn, after
u weeks visit with her sisters, Mrs. Dan
IL iel Shea and Mrs. Michael Baker 0
e Elliot street.
Miss Rita Elwood returned Monday
to Dorchester. after a week 5 vis
40 with her cousin, Mrs. II. 5. Bemis
IN Mrs. Bemis and Miss Elwood spent
Il Saturday in West Townshend with Mrs
ne George Houghton.
Il Thomas II. Sisk returned today t
u New London, after Il three-days Nis
r it ut J. T. Denuing 5. Mrs. Sisk an
their son. Thomas. who have visite
st two weeks with her parents Mr.. an
.ir Mrs. Denning, will return home Mon
Id day.
til Mrs. Miranda White and son, Fran
Ell White, of jamaica, Mr.. and Mrs. job
as Allen and son, Merrill, Mrs. Lyma
j. May and Mr. and Mrs William Hey
st drick all of South Newfane, wer
nd guests during the Valley fair of Nj
and Mrs. II. j. Allen.
WIS Mrs. f. A. Rose returned Saturda
Ter to her home in Ludlow, after spendin
in eight weeks in the Melrose hospita
nd where she underwent an operation, an
to at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Chri
er. TOPPER McCourt Her sister, Mrs. job
Is. Hunter, accompanied her home to r.
on main until Mrs. Rose feels stronger
lat Among those who were in Below