The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-15
PERSONAL.

Horton Sheldon Is spending q week
in Burlington.
Allen Colt and Norman McVeigh
spent the day yesterday in Keene.
Miss Resale Rochon was in Boston
yesterday, returning in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Crosby were I'M
Mortified yesterday to attend the
pageant.
Miss Gertrude Toomey of Brooklyn
is guest of her aunt, Miss Nellie
Sullivan.
Miss Minnie Flagg went to Revere
Beach yesterday to spend a two-weeks
vacation.
Miss Marion Baker left today for a
week 8 outing at Breezy Point, Man
tic, Conn.
Miss Cora Hatch returned today
from a visit Of 10 dayes with friends
in Dover.
Mrs Mary +. Howard returned Tues
day from a visit with relatives in Bel
lows Falls.
Mrs. Anna NJ Proctor and daughter
of Pine street spent yesterday in
Mortified, Mass.
Bert Bowen returned last night
tier S automobile.
Mrs. f. L. Parker went today to
Claremont, n. H., her old home to stay
two or three weeks.
Miss Mabel Lewis of AscutnevviIle
is spending the day in town with her
cousin, Miss Gertrude Hubbard.
Harley Wentworth is taking two
weeks vacation which he will spend
in Boston and Springfield, Mass.
d. p. Davies and mother, Mrs. S. NJ.
Davis, are spending the week in South
Newfane at Mrs. Mary Bailou s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allyn Crosby and
niece Mary Sylvia Bingham of Spring
field (Nt) were in town yesterday.
Miss Lucy Stevenson, who had been
visiting in town few weeks. went to
her home at Lowell, Mass, yesterday.
Mrs. Daniel Long is critically i'll at
her home on Cedar street Her son.
Rev. Father Long of Proctor, is with
her
Charles II. Niles and Fred S. Knight
are in Westtield, Mass, today on bust
ness for the Durham Brothers com
pany.
Miss Madeline Long, who had been
visiting Mrs. David Meanv two weeks,
returned to her home at Bellows Falls
yesterday.
Mrs. Henry A. Utley of Holyoke.
Mass, came yesterday to spend two
or three weeks as the guest Of Mrs.
Lyman f. Holden.
Miss Gladys Holmes, a teacher in the
manual training school in New London,
Conn. is visiting in the home of c. \.
Robbins on Orchard street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Dansereau and
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Dansereau of
Montreal, who are touring this see
| ton, were ut the Brooks House last
| night.
o. f. Benson and family and W. c.
| Mitchell and family left this morning
for Saco, Ne, where they will spend
three or four weeks at Crow 5 Nest
| cottage.
Franz w. Anderson will take a
| two weeks vacation from his work al
| Goodnow, Pearson & Hunt s begin,
ming tomorrow, when he will 90 to
| Springfield, Mass.
John Pellet, ir., Of Amherst. Mass
came yesterday to remain in town sew
| eral weeks. Mr.. PELLET graduated
| this year from the Massaeh usetts Ag
| rieultural college.
r. L. Niclzers of Springfield, Mass
| has taken Il position with the Yer.
mont Printing company. His family
| have moved here and they have taken
a house on South Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Marley left
/ T. ~
neral of Mrs. Manley S niece. Jane
Danforth, three years old. The child
was run over Monday by an automo
| bile.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar +. Benson ant
daughter, Natalie, and Mr. and Mrs
/ w. c. Mitchell left this morning b,
automobile for Old Orchard, Me, wher,
they will spend a month at the Ben
son cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Major c. Houghtor
| returned yesterday from an automobile
trip to Pittsfeld, Me, where the,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs William
Gray. They also toured through tn,
White mountains.
Franklin f. Head, who recently re
signed his position as principal o
Hopkins academy, Hadley, Mass, t.
take position as assistant in agricul
tural education with the department
Of agriculture at Washington, will hay
his residence at Hyattsville, Md,
short distance out from the District o
Columbia.
Maurice O'DonneH, who returne
! Monday from his home in Rhode Island
resumed work today as pressman 70
T.. l.. Hildreth & Co. He has entirel
recovered the use of his hands, whic
were frozen last winter when he be
came exhausted near North Bernards
ton in an attempt to walk from Green
field to Brattleboro.