The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-11
PERSONAL.

Jerry Cudworth of Townshend is in
town on business today.
Merrill Haskell has been spending
several days in Springfield, Mass.
John Bessett went to Springfield yes
terday, where he will spend Easter.
Edward McCraw of North Adams,
Mass, was here yesterday on business.
Mrs. Oscar F. Benson and daughter,
Natalie, spent yesterday in Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs. Amos Bowers is working for
Doyle & Doyle through the Easter
rush.
Miss Rose Hopkins now makes her
home with Mrs. Mason Wood, 5 Cedar
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Abbott expect
to go to Worcester tomorrow by auto
| mobile.
Mrs Fred Tuthill went to Boston
this morning to spend Sunday with Mr..
Tuthill.
Miss Mabel Thompson, nurse, went
to South Vernon yesterday on profess
sional business.
l.. d. Taylor and Charles Glidden left
this morning by automobile for Spring
| field and Worcester.
Attorneys Harrie B. Chase and H. G.
Barber were in Charlestown, n. H., to-
day ON legal business.
Charles NJ Colt has been in Water
bury, Conn, this week on business for
the Durham Brothers Co.
A. l.. Benedict, engraver for Vaughan
| 4 Burnett, will spend Easter with his
| family in Granville, \. Y.
Miss Ruth Goodnow of the Holstein-
Friesian office, will spend the weekend
with her parents in Wilmington.
| Mrs. G. f. Barber is expected to re-
turn tonight from Boston and Fitch
burg, where she has visited week.
Mrs. Carrie Perry has returned home
| after a stay of several weeks in Will
Evansville with Mrs. Abbie Adams
Carl Laundry has been spending the
week in Springfield with his grandpa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laundry.
DIR. T. R. Newell will move Monday
into the house on Western avenue
which he recently bought of Judge
Frank Barber.
Mrs. +. n. Ware of Hanover, Mass,
came this week for an indefinite stay
with her sister, Mrs. c. H. Converse,
on High street.
Miss Marjorie Dyke returned to her
| home in Manchester, Y. H., this morn
ing, after visit with her grandmother,
Mrs. w. H. Cray.
Mrs. George i. Durham, who was
operated upon for appendicitis Thurs
day morning in the Memorial hospital,
is making a good recovery.
Mrs. c. Il. Crosby is entertaining
over Easter her brother. Fred Bemis
of Meriden, Conn, and her uncle, Eu-
gene Bemis of Boston.
Mrs. Roger p. Donoghue returned
last night to her home in HOlyoke,
Mass, after a short visit with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. P. Guiheen.
Luigi Sanci is moving from the Hop
kips house on Williams street to Tur-
ners Falls, where he has employment
with the Holbrook, Cabot & Rollins
corporation.
Henry Harlow of the high school
class Of 1915, came from his home in
b Westminster yesterday to 20 to Ches
terrified with the class to play basket
ball last evening.
Miss Marjorie White left today foi
New York to visit her sister. Mrs
Charles Fawcett, until Friday. She
was accompanied by Willard Fawcett
who had been visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Chace and chill
dren returned Yesterday from Provi
denee, where they had been severa
weeks. They were accompanied by Mis-
Emily Bradley of Newport, r. /.
Miss Helen Kennev is home t.
: spend the weekend. She has taken
= position as teacher i'll the gramma
grades at the Clarke school, North
: ampton, where she has been studying
y for time.
+. Miss Rua L. Yeaw, who is teaching
in Pennington, \. j., is expected at tn
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5
NJ. Yeaw. Miss Yeaw will come fror
North Adams, where she attended th
wedding of her classmate at Smith co
lege, Miss Helen Brown.
Il Mrs. Charles A. Huntington of Nasl
ua. y. H., visited in town Tuesday an
returned to her home Wednesday, q,
- companed by her granddaughter, Mi,
u Marjorie Huntington. who will speu
= her Easter vacation with her grandpa
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