The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-16
PERSONAL.

yoke to visit Mr. Gale.
c. s. Pingree returned Tuesday, after a
few days stay in New London.
Mr. and Mrs. f. C. Chandler are
spending the day in Springfield, Mass. 1
David Leahy of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting at his home on Clark street.
Mrs. A. 5. Anterior of Bernardston is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Duane Farr
Mrs. Bowen Of Shelburne Falls is visit
ing in town with her son. DR. f. s. Bowen
Mrs. B. I. Riley and Miss Mary Riley
spent yesterday in White River Junction
Mrs. George Fisher of DeerfeId, Mass,
spent Yesterday in town with Mrs. Don
Wilder
Charles w. Colt is in Clinton, Mass, to-
day on business for the Durham Brothers
company.
Miss Frances Moriarty of Bellows Falls
Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Gather
inc Leahy.
Miss Elizabeth Flood returned Monday
night, after threedays' visit in Spring
field, Mass.
Mrs c. H. Turner of East Dover is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Halliday on
Horton place,
don visited Miss Catherine Hartnet the
first OF the week.
Miss Josephine Clarity will enter the
Clawson- Hamilton college Monday to
study stenography
Miss Ruth Knowlton has recovered from
typhoid fever and is able TO be dressed
and sit up each day
John Baker returned Tuesday night from
Boston, where he went to see the worlds
series baseball games
Mrs. Gilbert Bridges of Cambridge,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Moylan
Mrs, Lou Smith of Saxtons River visit
ed recently with Mrs s. \. Carpenter of
II South Main street
Denny Leahy Of Pittsfeld, Mass, visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jerry Leahy.
from Saturday to Monday
Mrs. G. W. Hooker will go to Schenec-
tady, y. Y, Monday to visit in the fam
lily of her son, James F. Hooker
Mrs. w. f. Spear and son, Frederick,
visited her aunt. Mrs George \. Kendall
in Athol from Saturday to Monday
Miss Alta Eames has been spending a
few days in Hinsdale, y. H.. where she
was called by the illness of her aunt.
Mrs James Redding returned today to
Hn>dale, after visit with her daughter.
Miss Nellie Redding and with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burnham have re-
turned from their wedding trip and have
begun housekeeping on Pleasant street
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Prescott returned
Wednesday from a visit in Somerville
While away they attended the food fair
Mrs. Nellie Medbury Of Central Village,
Conn. visited recently with her niece,
Mrs +. {, Johnson of South Main street
G. w Person has returned from the
Massachusetts General hospital in Boston,
where he was patient week receiving
treatment
Edward J. Nnlry and family moved yes
terday from Terrace street to Oak street,
to the tenement recently occupied by Dr..
\. l.. Pettee.
Mr. and Mrs John Gum and two sons.
Edward and Vincent, went Wednesday to
Rochester Nt) and White River june
ton for weeks visit.
Mrs s NJ Ferguson of Dorchester and
daughter Mrs. y. G. Guthrie of Halifax,
I'N. :. are visiting Mrs Ferguson's daugh-
ter. Mrs H. ID. Barnes.
| Mrs W. H Mitchell has closed her
house on Linden street for the winter
| She has gone to Providence, X. l., to re
main through the winter.
| Mrs Frederick Bordeau of New Haven
Conn, formerly of Brattleboro. called on
friends in town yesterday. She is visiting
Mrs. Ada Patterson in Putney.
Miss Margaret, Miss Elizabeth and Miss
Alice Doyle will move Nov. > from 1
Green street to ~ CLARK street to the
tenement vacated by Charles W. Bur
roughs.
In the 10th annual meeting of the Home
for Destitute Children, held in Burlington,
Mrs James NJ Tyler of Brattleboro was
elected county manager for Windham
county.
Mrs Joseph Varville and sister. Mrs
belinda NORM of Hinsdale, visited Mrs
Narvilles daughter, Mrs Luke Mann,
and their brother, Dominique Belleville,
yesterday.
W. F, Root, member of the state
board of pharmacy, attended the quar-
terIy meeting of the board in Montpelier
"Wednesday. Nine persons took the eN
aminations.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert B. Chamberlain
will return today from Scotia, n y.
4 where they have been visiting Mrs, Cham
berlain's sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Frank II. Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Nichols of Mid
dlebury, who had been spending a vaca
ton in Boston, were in town over Wed
nesday at Thomas \. Austins, returning
:, home yesterday,
Miss Albina Filion has returned from
Orange, Mass, where she has been EN-
\ Iployed. Miss Emerald Hawkes., who cam
l. with Miss Filion for short visit, returned
J. Tuesday to Orange.
% Glenn Martin of South SALISBURY
. who is teacher in the Brookline schoo
) and Miss Maud Wellman and brother
lGuy Welman of Brookline, visited at {
A. Waitman's Saturday.
News has been received from John l
-kane from Calgary. Alberta. He ha