The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-05
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Jerry Leahy is visiting in ia
maica.
Miss Genevievo Slate is i'll with
pneumonia.
Mrs. E. Ct harrington is in Boston
on business.
Howard G. Rice, j., is quarantined
with ehicken-pox.
Barney S Michelman is in New
York on business.
Miss Edith Washington is visiting
friends in Providence, r. l.
Rev. Father Shannon of Bellows
Falls was visitor in town yesterday.
Wells Miller of Harvard is spend
ing the weekend at his home in town.
Mrs. Mary Dunton of Sheboygan,
Wis, is visiting at DR.. H. D. Holton 5.
Miss Annie Osgood will go to her
home in Brookline to visit over Sun
day.
Clarence R. Briggs and brother, Viii
liam Briggs of Greenfield were in town
yesterday.
Lotus E. stafford and family have
moved from Estey street to 90 South
-FldlH STREET.
E. c. Crosby and daughter, Mrs.
Helen Brasor, are spending few days
in New York.
Miss Janet Davenport of Worcester,
Mass, came yesterday to visit Miss
Alice Richardson.
Miss Margaret Ryan has returned
after week 5 visit in Holyoke with
her brother, Patrick RYAN.
Edwin French has been called to his
home at Weston on account Of the
death of his grandmother.
Miss Lucia Gleason returned to her
home at Wardsboro last night. after
visiting in town a few days
Miss Agnes Clarity is in Vernon at
| the Reed farm with DR.. Edwards and
! family for a stay Of few weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs David Fennel have
returned from their wedding trip and
are keeping house on Stewart place.
AIr. and Mrs. Charles DeAngelis have
moved from snc Of Mr.. Aellen S houses
on South Main street to IA Hudson
Miss Florence Holden, operator in
the telephone exchange will 20 TO her
home in Mortified, Mass. to spend the
weekend.
Henry F. Jordan returned last night
from Burlington, where he went to at
tend the optical convention held there
three days.
Mrs Emma Niles returned yesterday
from Concord, y. H., where She had
been visiting her daughter, Miss
Estedda Niles
Emil Ericsson has returned from Or
lando Fla, where lie had been Is weeks
on account OF his health, which is
greatly improved.
Mrs. J. \. Bieelow returned Monday
to her nome in Clinton Mass, after :
week S visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. =. ". Boyle
Charles Boyle and daughter. Winona
Of White River Function visited Sat
urdaY and sunday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. b. W. Boyle.
Miss Helen Foss has returned from
Wellesley college and is ut her hom,
on Putnoy road. Miss FoSs and moth
CT are spending the day III BclloH.
; Falls.
Mrs. @. u. sherman and son, Roger
are spending the day in Bellows Fails
Mrs. Iadley. Mrs. Sherman $ sister
who has been seriously III scvcra
months, Is improving slowly.
Mrs Melvin E. Cooper, who was il
! the Memorial hospital more than thre,
months, is critically III in her home on
/, Bullock street. Her mother. Mrs. g. ].
4 Tucker is being cared for by Mrs NJ
J. Stebbins in West BrattIeboro.
s. E. Arnold of Springfield, Mas.
formerly oil Brattleboro, has position
as travelling auditor and sub-treasure
of the Springfield Consolidated Trac
ton company and the Worcester Con
solidated Traction Go. with headquar
5 tiers in Springfield.
I DR. Fremont Hamilton of his tow
is expected to take part in the an
/ nnal convention OF the American II
: stitute Of Homeopathy at Atlantj
7 City June % to July 4 This is tn
oldest national medical society, havin
Y been organized 70 years ago.
: Mr.. and Ms John J. Martin an
:, sons, and William Martin and Mis-
Hannah Mullin, all Of Boston. NJ
l. and Mrs Cornelius Fitzgerald an
:. daughter. Marion. of Chicago and Mis-
A. Mary and Miss Ellen Fitzgerald {
K. Hinsdale were recent guests of Mr.. an
ArS A l. Wocd