The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-14
PERSONAL.

John Clarity, who works in Windsor,
visited Sunday at Charles Smiths.
Mrs. John Stratton of Newfane is visit
ing her son, John Stratton, and family.
Mrs. A. j Has1ins visited from Satur-
day to Monday with relatives in Grafton.
Mrs. J. Warren Miller of Springfield |
| (Vt.) spent yesterday in town with rela- /
tives.
Elmer c. Smith of Auburn, Me-, came
| today to be guest few days at L. W. |
Hawley's.
Richard Crosby of Saxtons River is at
his home on High street to spend the |
weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dascombe will go
tomorrow to Turner'S Falls for an indet
mite stay.
Byron Lynch, who has been i'll, is i'm
proving and able to sit up little while
each day.
Miss Why Sutherland of Holyoke,
| Mass, is visiting in town with Miss Mar
garet Lillis.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Colt of Frost street
will go to Wilmington tomorrow to visit
until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rexford Benson and
daughter went yesterday to Fitchburg.
They will return today 4
Mrs Herrick of Mortified, Mass, came
today to visit in town few days with
her sister, Mrs. E. c. Crosby.
William Ebear has returned from Jack
sonville, Fla. He has been away over
year He is boarding at r. G. Dunham's
Mr. and Mrs Edward Wilson and fam
lily moved Monday from the Hemenway
house Clark street to Horton place
Mrs w H Webb who has been i'll in
her home on Canal street, has so far re-
! covered as to be able to sit up a short
time each day.
Robert Parm4nter and family have
moved from the Brooks house on South
Main street to one Of the Eells tenements
on the same street.
Mrs James McGrath and son, Patrick,
went to Turner's Falls Saturday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Clune. They re-
: turned Sunday night
Mrs Michael Guiheen and daughter
Katherine, will go tomorrow to Holyoke
for two weeks visit with her sister-in
law, Mrs. r. ?. Donoghue.
Mrs Emma Franklin and daughter, Ida,
of Townshend and Harold f. Pierce of
Tyngsboro, Mass, visited yesterday with
their cousin, Mrs. Leonard Ryan.
Mrs Nelson Cooley and sister-in-law,
Miss Lila Cooley of Burnside, Conn, visit
ed friends in town Wednesday on their
;. way to Townshend for a short visit.
e james Rock of Lyndonville, state in
spector of apiaries, is in town He in
:, spected the apiary of Robert G. Coombs
. Of Guilford and found it in good condition.
z Miss Esther Crowell, who was ope-
rated on a few days ago in the Memo
/, rial hospital for appendicitis, is max
SofI
!, covery.
Dr. c. G. Wheeler left this morning to
attend the 10th annual meeting of the
-e New England Osteopathic association,
e which is being held in Boston today and
Il tomorrow.
W. C. Mitchell and Mrs Oscar F. Ben
"a son went to Rutland yesterday to attend
IS the funeral of Mrs. Abbie f. Chamber
70 lain. The body was taken to Woodstock
yesterday for burial.
i Mrs. J. II. Babbitt of Haverford
d Pa, was in town to attend the funeral
# of Mrs. c. S. Clark. Mrs. Babbitt i.
the wife OF a former pastor of the Con
II gregational church here.
he Leonard Ryan has returned after 1C
h days trip to Washington, d. c., given by
the Berry-Dodge Co. of Boston. 1t was
Is very interesting and enjoyable trip
hi luSIe were o. III TIE party.
of Mr. and Mrs Milton Daniels Of Keent
and Mrs Ella Howard of South Wards
- boro visited yesterday with Mrs. Horac
~ French. Bert Gates of New London visit
-. ed his aunt, Mrs. French, Monday.
f. Mrs. George Vester of Springfield
Mass, was in town yesterday few hour
, ! while motoring through Brattleborc
~ Mrs. Vester formerly was Miss Freder
iot-o ~,
- years ago.
- Mr. and Mrs 7 F. Hayerty will NOV
= tomorrow from Charles De Angelis's hous
at - Clark street to Western avenue
"a Mr.. and Mrs. De Angels viii move Mon
All day from Hudson street to their house O
m Clark street
las c. A. Mailman has received news G
'n the death of his brother, William T
al Waitman, age s., in Chester, May S. TIL
burial took place Tuesday, May IL, i
lg North Springfield beside his wife, VIII
err died several years ago.
es- Mrs w E. Pellerin, who has been i'll j
lis days, threatened with pneumonia, has +,
ne. covered and is able to be around til
lte house. Miss Margaret Sullivan, nurs
he who cared for Mrs Pellerin during he
nd illness, finished work there Tuesday.
nd Mrs. Mary Clisbee, who lives at tn
Home for the Aged, has been house
nd two weeks with a bad toe, which ha
'or turned black and it was thought at or
Is time that it would be necessary to r
sat move the nail. but it is getting bette
nj Miss Ruth Stevens of Brookline vsite
rd Mrs. c. A. Watman from Friday !
le Monday, coming here to see her siste
ly- Miss Fannie Stevens, who is in the Mem
he rial hospital Mrs. Arthur Wellman an
Glenn Martin of Brookline, the latter
teacher in the Brookline school, visite
Mrs. Waitman Saturday.
Lieut.. Gov. Frank E. Howe, CO
III Thomas Harmon and his son, Benjam
'''' Harmon, all former residents of tn
!, town, and Gen. E. L. Bates came he
zoe from Bennington to attend briefly Il
10 meeting of the Greater Vermont ass