The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-22
PERSONAL.

Il. e. Vanderpool is i'll with rheuma-
tlsm and unable to attend to his worh
Mrs. L. III. Slater and family have
returned from visit in Wilmington
Miss Mary Donnen and Mrs. D. w.
Tenney spent Tuesday in Mortified,
Mass.
Mrs. Ephraim Haskell will 90 to
Wilmington tomorrow to visit rela- |
tives.
Percy Harrison of Mount Hermon !
school spent yesterday here with !,
friends.
Miss Helen Crowley of Springfield,
Mass, came yesterday to visit Miss
Viola Harris.
Justin Moran went to Bellows Falls
this morning to visit few days with
Frank Clary.
Miss Ada Felch is in Keene for a
tWo-weeks' visit with her grandfather,
| DIR. Loveland.
| Mrs. L. Guy Tasker and Miss Helen
| Emerson are enjoying an outing at
| York Beach, Me.
Miss Lucia Gleason of Wardsboro is
| visiting in town with Miss Amy
Weeden few days.
Miss Beatrice Jacobs of Springfield,
| Mass, formerly of Brattleboro, is Wis
iting relatives in town.
! Mrs. Louisa Whitney has finished
work for Mrs. Porter Spencer and re-
turned to her home in Guilford
Thomas Aher, who was operated up
on some time ago for a severe case of
| appendicitis, is able to be cut.
Silas Hamilton began working in
Vaughan & Burnett's store this morn
4 ing through the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Brown are stay
ing with j. f. Rogers and family in
the f. K. Barrows cottage at Spot
ford lake
/ Miss Hazel Gale of Saxtons River
and cousin, Miss Ruth Cook of Provi-
denee, r. l., visited friends in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Amy P. Sweet of North Ben
nington is visiting relatives in town.
She will visit in Holyoke before re-
turning home.
Miss Laura Mclaughlin and Miss
Sadie Medinger of Baltimore, Nd.
. are guests of Mrs. A. ID. Fessenden
III Main street.
II Miss Eleanor Sheehy returned Sun
n day, after spending a two-weeks va
| CailloIl Win ItIdliNtS III
> Vile and Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs w. l.. Hyde have re
turned from a week s visit in Boston
and in Somerville with Mrs. A. w
Brodie, formerly of this town.
Christie B. Crowen has been elected
to represent the alumni of Mount
Hermon school on the board of trus
tees of the Mortified schools.
i
Mrs. E. o. MCGEE, who went t.
, Bolton week ago to visit, went to
: day to Burlington to enter the Mar,
o Fletcher hospital for treatment.
81 Donald Leahy came this Afternoon
/ from his home in st. Adams to visi
a few days with his aunts, Mrs. Hen
ry Williams and Miss Theresa Doyle
Mr. and Mrs. w. Bridge Jones, VIII
had been visiting d. W. Felch an,
family, have gone to Keene. The,
spent last season in Bellingham
Wash.
II Mrs. Grace Hadley and grand
daughter, Miss Grace Carpenter, VIII
had been guests of Mrs. E. w. Gil
W SON at Spofford lake, returned HON
C. Monday.
tie Mrs. Mary Thompson and Mrs. Ere
gs Thompson left this morning for Son
~ ervllle to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
=. Thompson. Mrs. Mary Thompson wi
n remain there several weeks.
ut Joseph Estey, Dennison Cowles, il
ee c. Menzies Miller and Fred H. Harr
u were in Manchester yesterday to pla
golf over the Ekwanok course whel
) the national amateur championshi
- took place last year.
Mrs. C. A. Barnes and daughter
Miss Charlotte and Miss Lois, of Che
sea, Mass, who are camping
IN Northfeld, spent Tuesday in tow
=, with Mrs. Barnes s brother, S. W. f
N. gett.
,e Mrs. Sophia Clark of Charleston
n. H., and Albert Colburn and so
Warren, of Maiden, Mass, are CUES
H. of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Smith of His
:; Lawn road Mr.. Albert Colburn is
70 nephew of Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Clar
an. Roy III. Moore, who has been at h
err. home on Elm street on 25-days fl
Tough, will leave Sunday to return
..eh the battleship Rhode Island, which
ltn in the navy yard at Charlestown. n
iel Moore plans to re-enlist for anoth
oH four-years' service.
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