The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-01
PERSONAL.

William Yoakum of Turner's Falls is
visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Bailey are spend
ing the day in Springfield.
Miss Ethel Howard went to Bellows
Falls Monday to work in restaurant.
G. l.. Durham, o. d. Stowell and V
HI. Winchester are in Boston on bust
ness.
Mrs w. A. Wilcox is spending few
weeks with her parents in Jackson
Vile.
Miss Hattie Stearns left today for a
month S outing at Breezy Point, Nj
antic.
Mrs. E. w. Sharp left yesterday to
join Rev. Mr.. Sharp on trip through |
Vermont.
Benjamin c. Harris is out again, af-
ter two-weeks illness with quinsy |
sore throat.
Jerry Cudworth and Miss Elisabeth |
Cudworth of Townshend came today |
to visit relatives in town.
Miss Beatrice and Miss Gertrude |
Yearly have returned from visit at |
| the Wells farm in Jamaica.
Mr. and Mrs William Duquette of
Chicopee Falls were in town yesterday
to attend the Country club opening.
| Harry Dahlstrom of Stamford, Conn,
| who had been visiting in town, has
gone to Bradford, where he has a pc
| sition.
Mrs Bessie NJ Whitman of Boston
| and Miss Evelyn Stocker of Saugus,
| Mass, are visiting Miss Meta Whit
man.
Rev. and Mrs Thomas Gull, who were
| guests of Mrs. J. J. Estey few days,
| returned to Cambridge, n Y, this
morning.
/ Mrs. G. E. Foster and mother, Mrs.
/ Addison Hall, returned yesterday from
/ a visit with Mrs. Arthur w. Childs in
Manchester, n. II. ...a
4 Miss Florence NJ. Wellman, Miss
Gertrude Croker and Miss Esther Grow
ell left this morning for Harborside,
Me. to stay month. 81
, James Clune has begun work for the
Boston Metal Ceiling company, which
IS putting in steel ceilings in the A. b.
Clapp building on Main street.
i Mrs. Walter f. Hubbard and daugh-
ter, Dorothy, left today for a two
months outing at Spofford lake. They
! will occupy the Streeter cottage.
Miss Elizabeth Moran returned yes
terdav from visit with Miss Lamoille
LangwOrthy in Hinsdale Miss Lang
worthy returned with her for a visit
here. ae
/ Mrs. Louise Whitney has returned
Y TO the home of her son. ID. i. Howard
:, after being in the Memorial hospital
!. six weeks. She is much improved in
i health.
: Miss L. Mertice Newton who had
e been visiting her aunt, Mrs. s. w. Ed
5 2ett, has gone to Springfield Mass, to
see her sister.
Il Carl S. Hopkins and Mrs. Della E
= Hopkins returned today from Wards
!. boro where they attended the reunion o.
Il the Wright family at the home of Mrs
Frank Leonard.
I Mrs. John Williams of High stree
= has had her household goods shippe,
L to Turner's Falls, where Mr.. William
is employed by the Holbrook, Cabot {
Rollins corporation.
9 Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Goodhue an,
= four children of Germantown, Pa
came Sunday to their summer hom
oi on Burberry hill, where they will re
,e main through the summer.
-eI Miss Jessie L. Hawley will leave to
morrow for Woodstock. where she vii
| spend two weeks. From there she vii
IS go to the Hawlev cottage at Yorl
u Beach, Me, to spend the summer.
: Mrs, George Martcll and daughter
- Gladys, went to Brandon yesterday t
- Mrs. Martall s former home. She vii
- leturn today, but Gladys will renal
:. through the summer with her grand
= parents. t.
y. DR.. V. L. Leighton, professor i
] chemistry in the Rhode Island stat
: agricultural college, in Kingston, an
,dl Mrs. Lpighton's mother, Mrs. Fran
III Holding, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. 4
Of Ii. Harvey a few days.
Among those who left this mornn
for Breezy point, Mantle, are Mr.
Charlotte Coates, Miss c. i. Stebbin
Mrs. ada Sutherland, Mrs. Flor
! Johnson, Mrs. Laura Brac kett, Mrs.
". Meacham aud Mrs. Harriet Staple
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Hobart Q
Schenectady, n Y, former residents 0
i'll Brattleboro, with their young son wer
to here Sunday and had the child baf
DOL fixed in the Universalist church. The
al left Monday for Mrs. Hobart s HON
IS, in Woodstock.
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