The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-25
PERSONAL.

rant.
Miss Cora Hatch returned Thursday
from visit among friends in East
Dover and South Newfane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neville Rice will move
Monday from 20 Elliot street to the
Griffin house on Clark street.
G. P. Kimball returned Tuesday from
North Hatfield. He is boarding at R.
G. Durham s ON Hudson street
Mrs. Matilda Sampson returned to-
day to New Haven, Conn, after a,
week s visit with Mrs Horace French
Miss Anna Michigan of Holyoke was
in town to be present at the gradua
alton from the high school of Louis b.
Kaine.
Mrs. D. NJ. Meany and son, John.
and Miss Katherine Dwyer visited
Sunday in Bellows Falls and North
Walpole.
christopher McCourt is unable to at
tend to his work at the White River
Chair company factory, on account of
i'll health.
Daniel O'Sullivan came this week
from Dingle, County Kerry, ireland,
and is at present visiting his aunt,
Mrs. James Sheehy.
Mrs. Lucy Wood and son, Eddie, went
Saturday to Rutland They will visit
there and in Keesville, and Peru, n.
| Y, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Webb are NOV
ing from IL Canal street to % Clark
street Mrs. Webb, who has been i'll
several weeks, is improving.
Miss Lillian B. Ryder of Hartford,
/ Conn, is visiting Miss Doris Dowley.
She also will visit Mrs. L. E. Stafford
She will be in town two weeks.
Mrs. Henry Pellerin and daughter,
| Bertha, left his afternoon for Manches-
ter, n. H., to visit Mrs. Pellerin S sis
ter, Miss Aida Hebert, who is i'll. They
will return Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd R. Robinson left
this morning for Franklin, Conn,
where they will attend today the an
nual reunion of the Robinson family
They will return Monday.
Mrs Ella Eames Of Canal street re
turned from Newfane Monday, after
a few days visit with Mrs. Y. /.
Chase. Mrs. Chase returned with her
to spend the week with her.
Mrs. Kittie Smith and son, Hugh, of
Wardsboro visited this week with Mrs.
y. l.. Ryan. Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
: Ryan spent Wednesday in Putney.
Hugh will remain in town this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Dorr w. Allen return
ed home Tuesday night, after spend
ing 10 days at Sachem s Head, Conn.
They went Wednesday to West Towns
bend to visit Mr.. Allen s sister, Mrs.
G. w. Deane.
i Miss Minnie Long, who has been
telegraph operator at Smith college and
had been spending short vacation at
her home, left today to take a posi-
tion with the Western Union telegraph
company at York Harbor, Maine, fol-
the summer,
Rev. IL. Chester Hoyt returned Sat
urday to Boston, where he win have
charge of a number of camping trips
to Governor s Island for the young
people of the Central Congregations
church in Jamaica Plain. Mrs Hoyt
viii remain here for a longer visit witt
her mother, Mrs. William Plimpton.
, Rev L. @. S. Osgood has beer
spending a part of the week in Cam
! bridge, Mass, celebrating with his
! classmates the 40th anniversary o.
: his graduation from Harvard college
: Out of the Id men who graduated il
living, and AZ were present to TAX,
part in the celebration.
A number of the friends of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Leo LaFrancc gave them a sur
J. prise party in their home on Vernon
Il street Saturday evening. Music an'
dancing were enjoyed Ice-cream, call,
, and other refreshments were served
t The company presented Mr.. and Mrs
LaFrance q sum of money, with whicl
|, they bought a writing desk.
n Miss Kathenp Denning, who grad
uated this month from the ninth grad
e of the Palmer. Mass, public schoo
o came Wednesday to be present las
n evening at the graduation of the mint
grade of ST. Michael s parochial sehoo
evening at the graduation Of the mint
of which class she was member be
y fore going to Palmer to live.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Rice an
daughter Dorothy, and Mr.. and Mr.!
e Herbert Boyle visited Sunday wit
le Mrs. Boyle s parents, Mr.. and Mr.
y George Wells, at their farm in j.
maica Dr. Rice and Mr.. Boyle return
d, ed Monday by automobile Mrs. b
Of gle and Dorothy Rice returned Wee
W nesday. Mrs Rice visited her parent
he in West Townshend from Monday t
Wednesday.
IN Mrs Thomas Clune and two son
t. James and John Clune, of Turne
he Falls, who came to attend the Smit
On McGrath wedding, visited in the hon
of Mrs. Mary McGrath of Elliot sire
il. until after the graduation of her so
er Ihomas Clune, from St. Mlcnael
IF Parochial school, the diplomas BEN
H. presented last evening in St. Michael
Roman Catholic church. Mrs. Clul
and three sons viii return to Turne
eh Falls this week.