The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-13
PERSONAL.

operation for appendicitis yesterday in
the Memorial hospital.
| Miss Ethel Brodie, who was a guest
of DIR. and Mrs. Henry Tucker, has re-
turned to Laconia, n. Ii.
| Mrs. Fannie Thomas of Green River
is visiting her sister-in law, Mrs. Ellen
Thomas of Canal street.
Mrs. Francis Cutting returned last
night from Mantle, Conn, where she
spent vacation of two weeks.
Miss Catherine and Miss Irene Long
are visiting 10 days in Guilford with
their cousin, Mrs. Joseph Lowrey.
Scott Wilcox, who had been working
in the Windsor machine shop since
spring, returned home Wednesday.
James Sears of New York city is
visiting this week with his sister, Miss
| Mary Sears. Mr.. Sears is manager of
| Hotel Grosvenor.
Mrs. Ella Eames of Canal street is.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wilson
Brown, on the Dummerston road near
the pumping station.
William j. Alien andf two childre4fs
Evelyn ard Everett, of Northampton
recently were visitors in the home of
his uncle, Henry j. Allen.
Walter Pingree of Stoneham, Mass,
came Monday for three-weeks visit
in the home of his half brother, Clyde
Pingree of Clark street.
Miss Catherine Roach and Miss Mel
lie Kelley went to Boston this after
noon after spending two weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanlon.
Miss Catherine Brosnahan is spend
ing a week S vacation at Spofford lake.
She is staying with Mrs. William Dun
levy at the Thompson cottage.
Mrs. w. H. Smith returned Saturday,
after nearly six weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Warboy at their farm,
Arcadia, in Williamstown, Mass.
Miss Mary Doyle of Boston, who Wis
tied few days with her sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth Doyle, went yesterday to her
home in Mortified (Vt.) to visit.
Miss Frances McCauseland, who had
visited several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Moynihan, returned Monday
to her home in Jamaica Plain, Mass.
DR.. Fremont Hamilton, who has been
seriously i'll, has recovered so that he
and Mrs. Hamilton went yesterday to
Barton. After visiting there a few
days they viii go to some beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Casavant are
expected to return this week from Rich
ford, this state, where they have been
two months. Mr.. Casavant will resume
work for the Estey Organ company.
Miss Viola and Miss Ruth Woods,
daughters of Mayor Woods of Holyoke,
returned to their home Sunday, after a
week s visit in the home of their I'm
Gle, Harry b. Haus of Walnut street.
News has been received of the safe
arrival of Charles f. Mann of this
town in Seattle, where he went as a
delegate from Vermont to the Knights
of Columbus national convention.
Mrs. James Blake returned Sunday
to her home in North Walpole, after a
few days stay in town. Mr.. Blake, who
is receiving treatment at the Melrose
hospital, is little improved.
Mrs. Herbert Boyle went to Jamaica
Wednesday to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Wells, and to attend
: the Old Home week celebration. Mrs.
William Brockington also is there to at
tend the celebration.
Mrs. C. N. Smith and son, Robert,
of Llanerch, Pa, who came Tuesday to
visit her mother, Mrs. Horace French,
viii return today. Mrs Smith and son
and Mrs. FRENCH visited Mrs. j. l..
Gates in Newfane Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Rainault and
; daughter, jeanette, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
ander Beauregard and daughter, Bella
and Mrs. Charles Rainault came by au-
tomobile yesterday from Holyole to Wis
it friends. They returned today.
Mrs. John Curry and family, Mrs
Patrick Manning and family and Jerry
Curtin's family had picnic at Broad
, brook yesterday in honor of katherine
l Curtin s 18th birthday anniversary
Refreshments were served, and games
, were enjoyed.
T Mrs. George w. Burns of White Riv
er Junction spent Sunday with hel
daughter, Mrs. Harry Robinson. Alb
? bolt Robinson, who had spent three
Z weeks with his grandmother in White
/ River Junction, returned with her t
? his home on Clark street.
, Miss Mary Leahy, Mrs Flora johnson
and daughters, Ruth and Rose, Mis-
q Mary Lincoln, Miss Mary Fitzgerald
= Miss Margaret Fitzgerald, Miss Ger
s trude Doyle, Miss Katherine Dwyer an,
/. Miss Nellie Rocket left this mornin
T for an outing at Mantle, Conn.
Mrs. NJ W. Chamberlain and sister
f Mrs. Jennie Mcclure, and Mr.. and Mrs
: William Miller went Saturday on a
automobile trip. They visited owe
. night in the home of Mrs. Chamber
lain IS son, George Hall, in Palmer
Mass, going from there to Everett
> Mass, and returned home Sunda
. evening. Mrs. Mcclure, who had visite
} her sister, Mrs. Chamberlain, tw,
n weeks, went Tuesday to Everett for
y short visit with her brother, William
Cutliff, where she had previously VII
i tied two weeks, before returning to he
e home in Charlottetown, Prince Edwar
! Island.