The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-30
PERSONAL.


Thomas Field of Windham visited
| Wednesday with Don Belleville.
A. A. Jones and family have moved
from 45 to 60 South Main street
Miss Mae Lille of Boston is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Alice Butler
Charles A. Jondro of Rutland, formerly
Of this town, is in town today on business
Miss Eta MundelI visited at her
home in West Townshend Wednesday.
Mrs. J. l.. Gates Of Newfane came
yesterday to visit Mrs. Horace French.
Miss Minnie Finnegan of Newport is
visiting in town with Mrs. Patrick Ferri-
ter.
Mrs. Sarah DalrympIe is seriously i'll in
the home of Miss Kate Wheeler, West
Brattleboro.
Miss Mildred Sweetland went We'd
nesday to Weston for weeks visit
with relatives.
Mrs. William Martin returned Tues
day, after a three weeks visit in
Bridgeport, Conn.
Mrs Hester Cook of White River
Junction visited her cousin, Mrs. c. 4.
Waitman, Monday.
The members of the d. A. club are
enjoying their annual trip to Noun
tain Park, Mass, today.
Mrs. Jennie A. Bemis, who has been i'll
in the Memorial hospital following an
operation, is gaining slowly.
Otis Kendall returned to his home
in Gardner, Mass, Wednesday after
visiting his aunt, Mrs. A. L. Perham.
A company of Boy Scouts with L. v.
| Morse as scout master will go tomor-
row to Northfeld, Mass, to cam2 10
| days.
Mrs. Alonzo Mack of Bellows Falls
| visited her mother, Mrs. F. b. Davis of
| Washington street Tuesday and Wed
| uesday.
Mrs Henry j. Allen and Mrs. Ella
Eames returned Wednesday after two
weeks outing at Breezy Point, Man
tic, Conn.
Miss Lucy McHale of North Eyre
visit with Miss Stella Austin of 80
Clark street.
Miss Julia Stack returned Monday,
fafter a two weeks vacation at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Mary Heating
OF Montpelier.
/ Mrs. W. H. Mitchell has closed her
house on Linden street and has gone
to her former home in Quebec for an
indefinite stay.
/ Miss Katherine Cunningham, who
substituted as nurse for Miss Rathbone
at the Home for the Aged, finished
work there Wednesday.
L. C. Moffatt and Miss Maude Stearns
left today for East Berkshire, where they
will spend a 10-days' vacation at his home.
They went by automobile.
Miss Pauline Harper came yesterday
from the Keene normal school for s
| visit with relatives before sreturning IL
| her home in Franklin, n il.
| DR.. and Mrs Thomas Rice and daugh
ter, Dorothy, and Mr.. and Mrs. Her
| bert Boyle recently enjoyed trip by
/ automobile to Newport, n. FL.
Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ Griffin of Yves
SomerviIe. Mass, visited his brothe
II and sisters at their home on Clarl
street from Monday to Wednesday,.
Mrs. Walter Mclaughlin, who ha
1 returned from the Memorial hospital t
II her home on Clark street. IS improyln:
II and is able to be about the house.
Mrs John Curry went Wednesdays
North Walpole to see her brother-in
Flaw, James Blake, who is i'll with rheu
matism. She returned yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Manning returne
Wednesday to her home in South Wind
ham, Conn, after a month S visit wit
/ her sister, Mrs. Robert O. Mitchell.
Miss Mona Hennessey, Miss Agnes an
Miss Elaine Sullivan, and Miss Margare
l Lawlor, all Of Bellows Falls, were in tow
Yesterday as guests Of Mrs. David MeanA
Miss Lila and Miss Doris Colema
returned today to Jacksonville, after
few days visit in the home of the
uncle, John Coleman of South MAJ
street.
Mrs. George w Gilman, who had bee
i'll three weeks, left. yesterday afternof
by automobile for Springfield, Mass,
enter the Wesson Memorial hospital +
treatment
Mrs. j. Willard Cobb and daughter
Boston are spending the summer wi
her mother Mrs. T. Frank Turner
> Forest street Mr. Cobb was here Su
day.
Miss Marie Johnson, who visit
. Miss Sophia Johnson two weeks, we
~ Monday to Springfield, Mass, for
visit before returning to her home
4 Worcester.
Thomas Ryan began work Wedn
day for the Durham Brothers compa
in the shipping department, taking t
place of Joseph Bowler, who has 90
to Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. j. J. McKenna of South l.
donderry and Miss Mary K. Ross
Ludlow. Mass, visited Mrs. G.. II. II
Yesterday. Miss Ross was on her v
to her home in Ludlow.
Mrs. George Whitney and son of Spri
field (Vt) are spending the day in to
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Henry
Simonds Mrs Whitney has been
zsS quest of Mr. and Mrs. A. 2. Simonds
- Spofford lake.