The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-03
PERSONAL.

Mrs. B. L. jerks of Organ street is |
i'll
Purle stockwen of Greenfield is
spending the day in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Brooks have
returned from visit in Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Willard will go
today to Wardsboro to stay two weeks.
Mrs. Laura Bracket went to Boston
Tuesday to visit her son, Guy Brack
EFT.
r. c. Bacon and n D. Clawson are
in Barre and Wells River this week on
business.
William Mitchell of Worcester
Mass, is visiting his brother, Robert
o. Mitchell.
Mrs. w. L. Ward of Bluefeld, Va,
is a guest of Miss Maude Stearns for
few days.
Miss Una Rice returned yesterday
from Keene, where she spent several
days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Hall left today
for Hillside cottage, Westmoreland,
where they will spend week.
Mrs. II. Z. Rogers of Springfield,
Mass, spent Monday in town as a
guest of Miss Charlotte Tuthill.
l IL
Mass, is visiting in town with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs John O'Connor.
Herbert G. Shaw returned this af-
ternoon from Montpelier, where he
had been two weeks on the petit jury.
Miss Jeanette Jaquith is expected
from Athol tonight to visit until To-
morrow with her sister, Miss Mary ia
quith.
Mrs. W. s. Mckinney of Northamp-
| ton is visiting III town with her sisters
| Mrs. w. IL. Bracket and Miss Amy
Hines.
Miss Winifred Bugbee returned yes
| terday from her home in Chester and
is working in the family of John B.
| Marley.
J.. H. Barber and B. c. Baldwin are
in Boston on business for several days,
| making the trip in Mr.. Baldwin 5 au-
tomobile.
| Miss Eva Lowe returned Tuesday
! from a visit at her home in Reads
| boro and has resumed work in Hoad-
| ley's cafe.
| Mrs. Ralph Smith and little daugh-
! ter have returned from a two-weeks
visit with Mrs. Smith 5 parents in
4 Wilmington.
| State s Attorney 0. B. Hughes was a
speaker at the alumni banquet at Lee
land and Gray seminary in Townshend
this afternoon
II Mrs. William Welch and daughter.
Mrs. August J. Saussman, of Newark,
| \. j., have been guests of Mrs. 2.
| Brosnahan on Beach street this week
II Miss Mildred Harper of Franklin, n
| H., who had been visiting in town with
her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Hodgkins
| and aunt, Mrs. George Hodgkins, re-
turned to her home today.
Mrs. Louis I. Allen has gone to
| Providence, r. J., with Mr.. and Mrs
| Frank Wells and family, who had been
visiting Mr.. Wells S parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. George Wells, in Jamaica
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stone of Barre
have been visitors this week in the
home OF her uncle, J. E. Mann OF
Spruce street, and grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. f. r. Mann of West Brattle.
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Smith and Mr.
: and Mrs. Don Miller returned last
: night from a four-days' automobile
trip to Boston and South birmingham
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller visited III Natiel
&C while away.
Miss Elizabeth Brannon and Miss
Pauline Sheriden of Berlin, n H., anC
Miss Helen Crowley of Springfield
"a Mass, visited briefly this week Will
g Miss Viola Harris on their way from
or Berlin to Springfield.
q Rev. and Mrs f. w. Sharp left YES
Is terday in Mr. Sharps automobile 70
N Montpelier to attend the commence
IL ment exercises at the Montpelier sem
re- mary. Ray Tudor accompanied them t,
NJ White River Junction.
e. Charles Cook, the engineer, who ha
it a run over the West River railroad
st will be transferred to the route be
ly tween New London and White Rive
,e Junction He will move June Is fror
1T II. Il. Lawrence s house on South Mai
Ike street to New London.
mt Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Abbott, DR.. an
re- Mrs. w. j. Ackerman of Springfield
(Nt), Miss Florence Campbell of Lei
anon. n. H.. and Mr.. and Mrs Shel
man Abbott and Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
=, Tuthill went by automobiles over til
!" Mohawk trail Memorial day
or Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Z. johnson q
Oak Grove avenue took their sol
90 Kenneth, to Boston yesterday to COZ
II, suit specialist. DR.. A. T. Miller wer
nys this morning. The child has been 5,
riously i'll and It has been Impossible
I, thus far to diagnose the case.
ms Albert Rogers, former resident {
IT. Brattleboro, who III recent years hf
suffered severely from rheumatis
- and fractured hip caused by fal
80 has been calling on old friends
~ Brattleboro the last few days. He le
- yesterday for Ludlow to enter the Cd
- Fellows home. His wife was Mi
Alice Harding Of Brattleboro.