The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-25
PERSONAL.

Eugene O'Leary and sister. Annie, and
Mr., and Mrs. Edward McGough of Spring
field, Mass, visited Mr.. and Mrs Michael
Duggan during the fair.
Mrs !. w Lueier of South Main street
was called TO HnsdaIe Wednesday, her
mother being seriously injured by falling
down the cellar stairs.
Winslow G. Harvey of keene. \. H..
visited his daughter, Mrs. Fred Mar
shall of - Valley street, Yesterday
and attended the Valley fair.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Austin returned
yesterday to their home in Winthrop,
after weeks visit with his mother, Mrs.
Martin Austin of Grove street.
Mrs Martin James Austin of New York
city will JOIN Nh Austin here today
Mr. Austin has been in town few days
visiting relatives and attending the Valley
| fair
Mrs Harry Robinson and son. Abbott,
have returned after weeks visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Burns,
| in White River Junction. While there
she attended the state fair,
Mrs. Fred Gibson and daughter
| Marion, of Lemonister, Mass, were
visitors during the fair in the home OF
her sister, Mrs. l.. NJ. Wright. at c. j
| Goodale S on Central street.
Michael Guiheen came Wednesday from
IBrooklyn. He will accompany home tc
Brooklyn his nephew, William Guiheen
who has spent the summer vacation witt
his grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. JOIN
Guihcen of Washington street.
Rev James p Harper, pastor of tn,
Baptist church in Wilton, n H, and i
former resident of Brattleboro, was elect
ed president of the New Hampshire Chris
tian Endeavor Union in its 29th annua
convention held in Lebanon yesterday.
Among the Valley fair visitors were
Mrs II, y. McGilicuddy and two daugh
ters, Madeline and Helen, and Martin
Aher of Turner's Falls. Mrs James b
Aleehau of Waterbury, Conn, Leon Bogi
, and William Harris of West Dover. Jane
kiley Of Hatfield, Mass, Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Wellman and son, Guy, and Mis-
Maud WelIman and Kenneth Perry 0
Broollline, Miss Carrie Wellman of West
Minister West, Charles Hitchcock of SAY
tons River Mr.. and Mrs. i. II. Eddy q
Bethel, Herbert Hawkes. and Miss Emo
gene Hawkes. of South Vernon. Elme
(0le OF NIdremOnt, y. H., Mis-. - J.
Gates of Nefane George Barnes of w
verley. Mass, Mrs George Whitney {
Springfield Ot), Mr. and Mrs. Steve
w. Rohde and two children of Belche
! town, Mass, Mr. and Mrs James Blak
of North Walpole, n H., Mr.. and Mar
7 Stevens of Arlington Heights, Mass
Frank Ward of Spencer, Fred Jacobs {
. Boston, Charles Newton Of Gill, Mr.
$ Emma Andrews and Miss Helen McCu
5 Tough of Millers Falls, Mr. and Mrs.
Q T. Hale of Greenfield, Mr. and Mrs. j. .
Mekenna and George Cobb OF South Lol
5 donderrv. Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Noyes
I Colrain. Mass. Miss Albina Filion
: Orange Mass Mrs X. \. Smith and tW
I children, Hugh and Gladys, of Wardsbor
! Miss Mary Dalton. Misses Catherine an
Anna Dale and William and John Da
Of Mortified. Mass, Mr. and Mrs Thor
as J. Heaphy of Montpelier, Mr.. an
Mrs Henry Cobb. Miss katherine He
ron and MIR. and Mrs. Leslie Howe
Putney, Mrs Charles Fletcher. Charl
Roy MIR and Mrs. James Redding
at Hinsdale, William Judge of HoIyoke, Pa
Trick Aher and Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
Glasheen of Gardner, Mass, George La
ne derfn and two sons, William and DAM
Id 14anderfu. Thomas Field, Miss .Ienn
It. Bashee, Mrs. Jerry Twyon and Mrs. Mic
ael Baker of Springfield, Mass.