The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-30
PERSONAL.

William Sparks of Townshend is in town
| today on business
Mrs. l.. l.. Davis is III at her home at
| II South Main street
Fred Dimes was in Bellows Falls
Monday and Tuesday.
Rev. Father NJ J. Carmody has been
| Ill IN the Memorial hospital a week.
| Miss Sarah Burnham of South Main
street is spending a. few days in Bos-
ton.
The ID. c. club will meet today with
Mrs. Albert Bixby on Washington
t street
Mrs. St. John of Clark street, who
visited two weeks in Rutland, has re-
turned.
| Miss Elizabeth Larson finished work
Saturday in the HolsteinFriesan associa-
ton office.
Mrs. Flora Sage of Orange, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. j. Haskins
OF Clark street.
| Miss Nina Sutherland went TO Spring
field. Mass, this afternoon to spend two
weeks with relatives
Mrs Cinda Churchill of Green River
was recent visitor at A. j Bracket
on her way to Bellows Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ryan of Clare
mont, who were on their honeymoon
trip, visited Saturday in town.
Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Allen of Maple street. is recover
ing from an attack OF pneumonia.
John {. Clune went Tuesday to Bel
lows Falls, where he is working as
press feeder in a printing office.
/ Mrs. Elizabeth DOYLE fell on the icy,
, sidewalk on Elliot street Friday. break
ing two bones in her left ankle.
Miss Katherine Dwyer returned We'd
nesday after a week s visit in Spring
field, Vt, and Ciaremont, y. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rich went
| Tuesday to northern New Hampshire
where they viii make their home
John Hunter is i'll at his home on
Canal street and unable to attend 10
his work at Rockwell & Sherwin's.
Mrs. F. f. Fuller started Saturday
for Lewisburg, Pa. She expects to
return to Brattleboro in the spring.
Charles Burroughs returned to his work
at Lenihans barber shop this morning
after being at his home i'll with grip.
Miss Bridget Fitzgerald has returned
after several weeks visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Patrick Flynn, in Worcester.
7. s. Griffith moved Tuesday from
the Morse house on Elm street to the
cottage house at II South Main street
Mrs. ". III. Mitchell recently return
ed after an extended stay in Quebec
She has re-opened her house on Linden
street
arl 4,
ate nurses from Greenfield, have come 10
Brattleboro to do private nursing for DR.
F. r. Lynch
from the Carney hospital in Boston,
where he underwent an operation four
weeks ago
Miss Charlotte Barrett Of High
street is suffering with severe attack
of rheumatism. Miss Boyd, a nurse,
is caring for her
Mrs. J. B. Donnelly of Gardner was
in town the first of the week to see
her father. James Bowler of Birge
street who is ILL.,
Horace Hillman returned Wednesday
10 his home in Lake Megantic. Quebec,
after four week : visit with his sister,
Mrs. Edward Gonyer
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Abbott. who
lived at ~ Reed street, have stored
their household furniture and went
Wednesday to Boston.
} Harry c. Freeman went today ia
Holden, Mass, TO join Mrs. Freeman,
who has visited there a week They
! will return home Monday.
n Mrs. Patrick Manning is i'll at her
e home, 30 Canal street Miss Mabel X
g Thompson, a trained nurse from Green
field, has been caring for her.
Patrick NJ. Ferriter has moved from
> Elm street to- the downstairs rene
meut in the house he lately bought
: corner of Frost and Elm streets
: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Loneto am
: son, Bernard, and Charles Gotta OF
i Greenfield were guests over Sunday OF
;. Mrs. Loncto' s parents, Mr.. and Mrs
f. c. Gotta.
It Mrs. Harry Robinson, who was callet
e TO White River Junction by the serious
J. illness of her mother, Mrs. George
e Burns, has returned, leaving her mothe
very much improved.
Mrs. j. P Shurtleff: of Winthrop
Mass, will come Monday for tw,
# weeks visit with Mrs. Fred c. Sargent
D. She will attend the Universalist fai
n Wednesday and Thursday.
e Miss Katherine Cunningham returne,
$ Wednesday to Springfield, Mass, afte
&c few days visit in town. Miss Gun
u ningham came here to attend the fu
4 neral of Mrs Edward Russell.
re- Mrs, Frank Goodroe's nephew was oper
ated upon this week by DIR. f. r. Lyme
: at her home on Green street. The bo
was in such a condition it was not advi>
able TO remove him to the Melrose hosp
- tai,
10 Larkin Amidon fell recently on hi
re- way to work at the Estev shops an
" broke one of the small bones near tn
X lelt ankle. lie was taken TO Memorla