The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-24
PERSONAL.

ulldu SIlON bI w est DONeE was III IONn |
yesterday.
Maurice Harrington of Windsor was in
town during the fair.
Charles Hitchcock of Saxtons River at |
tended the fair Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Mccarthy of Hol- |
yoke were in town for the fair
Mrs. Daniel Sullivan and two daughters
of Bellows Falls were among the fair visit
ors
Patrick Guiheen who works in Whining
ton, came home to attend the fair We'd
nesday.
Mrs Thomas Foley of West Springfield,
Mass, was in town Wednesday to attend
the fair.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Barrett and fam
| lily of Bellows Falls have been Valley fair
visitors this week
Mrs. Bertha Baldwin of Keene, n H,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs Bertha Fish
| er of Canal street.
George Cobb and Mr.. Hunt of South
Londonderry were visitors at the fair
"Wednesday and Thursday.
Delbert Benson of Fitchburg is spend
ing a week in the home of his brother,
Rexford Benson of Canal street.
John Fitzsimons came Sunday from
Burlington and joined his family at Mrs.
Catherine Leahy's until after the fair
Claud Upton brought number of persons
by automobile from West Dover to the
Valley fair Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Edward McGough of Springfield,
Mass, came Monday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Michael Duggan, during the fair.
Miss Rhoda and Miss Maud Burzee of
Crown Point, n. Y, are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Hettia Conwell of Clark street.
Miss Elizabeth Mixner, who is in the
Memorial hospital, where she underwent
an operation for appendicitis, Is doing well
Miss Carrie Wellman of Westminster
West attended the Valley fair Wednesday
and visited her aunt, Mrs G. A. Waitman
Mr.. and Mrs James Kingston OF
Springfield, Mass, visited at the home Of
| her uncle David O'Keefe, Wednesday and
| Thursday.
| Miss Mary E. Long went yesterday t.
| New York city, after visiting six week,
with her sister, Miss Bridget Long o
II Cedar street.
Il Mrs. Fred Green of Cambridge, Mass.
L and Walter Simpson of Mineville y. Y.
l came Wednesday to y. G.. Arcand's ant
i attended the fair
II Mrs. Margaret Donnelly came Tuesda,
Il evening from Holyoke to visit in the hom
II of Mr.. and Mrs. James Grady. She re
II turned to Holyoke last evening.
II Mrs Thomas O'Connor and two chi
II dren, John and Mary, and Miss Bridge
II Brosnahan of Holyoke are visiting wee
Ii with Miss Nellie Griffin
II Misses Madeline Keefe. Elaine Sullivan
II Mary Cain, Nellie Lawler and Nlargarc
II Barrett of Bellows Falls were in town las
II night to attend the carnival
II Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Heseocl and sister
/ Miss Mabel Stanley, and Miss Marth
II Jones of West Dover visited during til
fair with Mr. and Mrs Neville Rice
II Mrs. Robert Reed and two ehildre1
Margaret and Raymond, of New Have
II came Monday for a visit in the home
II Mrs. Reeds brother, Charles Smith
II Canal street.
II DR. and Mrs. J. B. Donnelly of Gardne
| Mass, and Miss Nellie Bowler of Jamai,
II Plain were visitors during the fair in Il
home of Mrs. Donnellys father, Jam,
Bowler of Birge street.
II Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mancini and tv
children, Katherine and Helen came
his automobile Wednesday from Granvill
\. Y, to visit his parents, Mr.. and Nh
Emidio Mancini, until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs George Burns and daug
ter, Angela, and Miss Nellie Eagan
| White River Junction and Mrs Lou
Odette of Hinsdale visited during the ia
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Jopson Of De
River, Conn, visited Mrs. Horace Fren
II Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hosl
of Athol were in town Wednesday for t
fair and called on his aunt, Mrs Frenc
Mrs. F. H Lee Of Orange, Mass,
visiting her daughter, Mrs Ernest /
Temple, about two weeks. Monroe Lee
Stamford (Nt.) was a guest in the hoI
of Mrs. DuTemple Wednesday and Thu
day and attended the Valley fair
Thomas Hussey and Miss Loretta Dl
levy of Providence, Il. L., visited Mr. a
Mrs w f. Dunlevy Monday and Tuesd,
/ coming by automobile Mr. and Nj
John Leary of Springfield, Mass, cal
Tuesday evening to visit over Sunday W
Mr., and Mrs. Dunlevy.
A. r. Marsh, superintendent of the c,
struction work at the federal building,
returned from a visit at his home in 7
mouth, Mass, and is a guest at the NJ
rose on Linden street Mr. Marsh Y
move his family here early in Octob
having leased the house on High La
n- road now occupied by Dana H. Gilman.