The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-10
PERSONAL.

Mrs. b. G. Gotta of Prospect street is |
entertaining the D. C. club this after
noon.
John Blake of North Walpole came
Tuesday to visit his father, James
Blake.
Mrs. Rose Abbott visited yesterday
IN Springfield, Mass, with her son, Ed
ward Abbott.
George O'Connor went Wednesday to
Bellows Falls to work bricklaying an
indefinite time.
Mrs. Jerry Sullivan went Wednesday
to Chesterville, Ontario, for a two
weeks vacation.
James Clune, who visited in town a
week, returned Monday to his horne in
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. William Martin and Mrs. John
Q Conner went to Hatfield, Mass, We'd
nesday for a week s visit.
A. G. Arcand s right ankle was badly
spralned Monday while he was helping
20 unharness a horse in West Chester
field.
Allen Conwen is at the Memorial
hospital for treatment for an injury re-
eeived by lifting heavy boxes at the
Mrs. Mary McGrath and son, Pat
rick, visited from Saturday to Monday
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Smith
III Ware, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morencey OF
Claremont, n. H., visited from Satur-
day to Monday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. a. j. lfaskins.
Misses Mary, Florence and Margaret
Danyew returned Monday, after three
days visit in Chicopee Falls with their
aunt, Mrs. David Duquette.
Mrs. J. T. Guiheen and Miss Ethel
Hail have returned after two weeks
visit with Mrs. Guiheen s sister, Mrs
I. Faubert, in Lowell, Mass.
Weston Snow of West Dover and
Miss Blanche Holland of East Dover
visited Mr.. Snow s uncle, Neville Rice,
and other friends from Tuesday until
today.
Mrs. David Clough went Saturday to
Hartford, Conn, with her grandson,
Harry Busby, leaving him with his
parents, who moved there recently from
Brattleboro.
Miss Yvonne Pellerin went Saturday
to Manchester, n. H., for i week S Wis
it. Monday she attended the wedding
of her cousin, Miss Bertha Poirier, and
Antoine Page.
Mr.. and Mrs William Miller and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Miller went Sat
urday by automobile to Arlington,
Mass, to visit relatives. They return
| ed Monday evening.
Miss Catherine Manning of Spring
! field, Mass, visited her mother. Mrs.
Nora Manning OF Elliot street, from
Saturday to Monday. Mrs. Manning,
who has been i'll is very much i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Boyle visite
over Sunday with Mrs. Bogle's parents
Mr. and Mrs. George Wells, at theil
farm III Jamaica. Mrs Boyle recently
returned from visit in Providence, L
l., and Clinton, Mass. ,a.Df
Miss Minnie Long who has been tel
Iegrapher for the Western Union com
Ipany at the Marshall House, York Har
Dor, Maine, during the summer, vii
leone home tomorrow to remain unit
IOctoher !, when she will resume he
position as tclegrapher at Smith col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Adams enter
urday evening with corn roast a
their home on the West river road
Bountiful refreshments We're served
After the corn roast there were fire
works and a very pleasant evening en-
joyed.
Mrs. J. P Shurtleff of Winthrop
Mass, who spent the summer at Spot
+ ford lake, visited Mrs. F. C. Sargen
Wednesday, returning yesterday to tn
lake. Wednesday evening Mrs. Sargen
entertained the Birthday club. Five
hundred was played. Refreshments O
icecream and cake were served.
Mr.. and Mrs Harley Mahan hav
began housekeeping in the upstair
tenement of Henry Stowell s house o
4 Canal street. Mr. and Mrs. John Fit
e gerald have taken the lower tenemen
n This house was formerly occupied b
t the late Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Brooks
Mr.. Stowell has recently converted
I into two tenement house.
a Rev. NJ Chester Hoyt, who has ha
: charge of the Central Congregation;
e church of Jamaica Plain, Mass, duI
ing the summer, has joined Mrs. Hoy
It here for a visit with her mother, Mr.
e William Plimpton. They will retur
9 next week to Boston, where they wi
It resume their studies at the Boston un
versity school of theology.
# Mrs. John Fitzsimons and thrt
r. children of Burlington are visiting he
is mother, Mrs. Catherine Leahy. Nil
e Helen Leahy, who visited week
Burlington returned home Monday.
Mrs. j. L. Gates will move here fro
= Newfane the 18th or 18th of tn
n month to the upstairs tenement In Nh
!. Rexford Benson S house on Can
I street, recently vacated by Mrs. FL
~ ma Darling.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Napolean Boucher ha'
: returned after nearly three weeks Wis
,e in Quebec, st. Anne De Beaupre, al
/, = other places. They were accompanl'
~ home by her brother, Napoleon Ri
= sett and Mrs. Bissett of st. Sabin