The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-02

PERSONAL.

1uy JOHHoUn began WOFh Iris morn |
ing for Moran & Co.
Charles Bunker of Northampton was
in town yesterday on business.
Edwin F. Lindsey, mail carrier, is at
home few days because of illness.
Miss Edith and Miss Ruth johnson
are visiting Mrs Dean Cady in Middle
bury.
Frank Mallory returned yesterday
| from visit at his home in Providence,
R. I.
Miss Grace Warren visited at her
home in Connecticut over the week
/ end.
Miss Naomi Rose began work yes
terday morning for S. A. Smith Mfg |
Company.
Miss Marion Baker, bookeeper in
Root s pharmacy, is having week s.
vacation.
Col J. Gray Estey and Attorney
Clarke c. Fits went to New York to-
day, on business.
John Moran of Millers Falls, who
visited his brother, p. Moran, has re-
turned to his home.
Miss Kate Briehof, nurse, has taken
9 position as night superintendent in
the Memorial hospital.
Miss Jennie Skipper returned yes
terday from Warren, Mass, where She
had been 10 days at her home.
Miss Margaret Moran left this morn
ing for Burlington, taking three chill
dren to st. Joseph S orphanage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allen and
daughter of Hatfield, Mass, are visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Maria Allen.
Mrs. B. L. Nichols of Middiepu,y
came yesterday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas a. Austin.
Harold Cook and friend of Worcester,
Mass, spent the holiday in town with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hoad-
ley
Mrs. Flora Hart Of Springfield
Mass, was guest Of her brother, Il. d.
Sanders, returned to Springfield Mon
: day night
n Miss Mary Hooker left for Provi-
dence, R. l., yesterday morning, called
n there by the illness of her sister, Mrs.
), Squire Taylor.
n Thomas Clune finished work last
week for Emerson & Son. lie began
t, work this morning for the White Riv-
: er Chair company
4 T. l. Miehelman and family moved
,
Miners house on Green street, known
G as the Child 5 house
: Mrs. May D. Garfield of New York
- city returned to her home Tuesday, af-
n ter visiting several days in town with
Miss Margaret Moran.
II Frederick l. Houghton has taken a
IS suite Of rooms in the Wilder building.
te moving from the Brooks House, WHERE
= he has lived several years.
'e Hiss Marion lyman and Miss Alice
:. Nckinnon, nurses, have returned from
Boston and Troy, where they took a
~ six-months course in the maternity
n hospitals.
- Miss Vera Sanford Of Salem, Mass.
~ q student at Mortified Seminary, who
was operated upon recently in the Ne
u mortal h6spifal for appehdieitis, went
= to her home today
it Mrs, Gilbert Bridges and daughter Of
c, Somewille Mass, are visiting her par
ee ents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Moylan. Mr.
a Bridges, who was here for the week
end, has returned to Somerville.
Il Mrs. Z. d. Sanders went to Worces
ld ter yesterday morning to visit Mrs
n Luke F. Woodland Her daughter, Bet
icy - WISHING 3tel = anu i'ttAtlt0' III
a and Mrs Henry Crawford, in Putney
- Hosea Mann, formerly of Brattle
boro and Wilmington, who recently OF
: gained the Park Trust company o
90 Worcester with capital of 100000
- was visitor in town early in the week
ub Mr.. and Mrs E. r. Thayer of Am
i'd herst, Mass, spent Sunday with MI
ice and Mrs F. D. Weld. Mr.. and Mrs
,ot Weld returned with them Sunda
night to be their guests Memorial day
ms John S Wood Of West Brattlenor
on went to Boston today to attend til
No annual meeting of the stockholders c
'ds the Vermont & Massachusetts railroa,
les This is the sd consecutive annus
nj meeting that Mr.. Wood has aJrende,
NY Mrs. Sophia White of Schenectad,
y. ", came Saturday to stay Tor
OF time with Miss Emma White, who
ard IN i'll health She was accompanie
DOL by her son, Arthur White, making I'll
asst trip by automobile. Mr. White r
ere turned to Schenectady Monday.