The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-20


Stanley Fits returned to West Wards
boro today, after weeks stay at his
home in town.
Miss Addie and Miss Grace Morse left
Saturday for a three-weeks' vacation at
Winthrop beach
A. w Bushnell went to Boston yester-
day by automobile on business trip. He |
will return Sunday
Miss Ruth McKenney of Northamp-
ton, Mass, is guest in the home of
W. II. Bracket.
Dennison Cowles has been in Norwich, |
Conn, this week to attend the national !
rogue tournament.
Ralph Brown finished work today at
Houghton Il Simonds's and went to his |
home IN Pittsfeld, Me
Miss Margaret S Sullivan returned Sun
day to her home in Rutland, after visit |
with Mrs. Luke J. Mann
Mr., and Mrs. John T. Kaine are visiting
their son, DIR. William j Kane, and Mrs |
haine at Lake Megantic, Quebec.
Mrs Edna Houghton of Boston is visit
ing IN town with her sisters, Mrs. Arthur
Longuen and Mrs. Z. C. Chandler
Charles f. Mann is expected home Sun
day from Seattle, where he went to attend
the Knights of Columbus convention.
Mrs. H. w Simonds went Tuesday to
Springfield (Nt.) to visit her daughter,
Mrs George Whitney, a week or 10 days
Miss Alice Toomey returned Sunday to
her home in Brooklyn, after a two-weeks'
visit with her aunt, Miss Nellie Sullivan
Mrs. George Robinson of South London
derry came Sunday to care for Mrs G. II.
Hall, who has been very ill., but is improv-
ing.
Mrs. Arthur Wellman and daughter,
Miss Maud Wellman, of Brookline visited
her aunt, Mrs, c. a. Waitman, Wednes-
day.
Mr., and Mrs. II. H. Dimes, who have
| been visiting in West Virginia and West
Alexandria, Pa, are expected home Tues
/ day.
| Miss May Fraser has returned to her
home on Canal street from the Memorial
hospital, where she underwent an opera
ton.
! Henry Carroll returned last night from
| New York, where he went this week to
! take entrance examinations for naval ser
vice.
i Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Moves of New
port, Va, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs w
II. Fletcher. They arrived in town last
night.
Mrs. Higham of WaItham, Mass, for
mcrly of Brattleboro. is a guest of her
brother, John r, Plummer of North Main
street
! Miss Clara Pitts returned today to her
home in Rutland, after a two-weeks' va
= cation spent with her sister, Mrs. Edward
. Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lowe have moved
from the Doolittle building on Spring
street to G. II. Danyew's house on Stew,
q, art Place.
Mrs. w. J. Woodward of Montreal and
Miss Marjorie Rathbone of Coaticook, Que
a bee, are visiting in the home of DIR. j. /
h Rathbone.
: Mrs. Thomas Haloran and Miss Cath
n crime Carmody of Bennington are VISITING
a Mrs. Halloran's brother, Rev Father NJ
]. Carmody
n J. p. Estey returned yesterday from
+ Boston where he went the day before t.
/ attend the opening of the new Nationa
) league baseball park
t. Miss Leone Turner returned to he
C home in East Dover yesterday, after hav
II ing spent two weeks here with her sister
e Mrs. w. c. Halliday
# Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Fennessy of Mort
l. Walpole were in town Sunday to see Mr..
4 Fennessy's father, James Blake, who is j
y in the Melrose hospital.
ii Mrs Alfred Turner went today t
Northampton to visit, after having sper
- four weeks in town in the home of he
- father, S b. Emerson
DR.. L. F. Heaphy went to MontpeliC
today to visit Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Heaph
a week or 10 days before returning to h
home in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs H. T. Richardson of 30
ton, who had been guests this week
Mrs. Ada l.. Howe of Brook street, wei
to their home yesterday
Col. johnson, commander of the l
Regiment, V. n. c., and Mrs. job
son, were guests of Major Linn
Taylor Wednesday night.
Charles Boyle and daughter, Winona,
White River junction, who came Saturdi
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Boyle, returned home today.
Miss Eva Taylor, who spent sever
months in st. Adams, returned Monda
She will make her home with Mr.. al
Mrs. Spaulding of Elliot street.
Mrs. John Hurley and grand-nephe
koelotf Swartwout, returned Wednesd
to bridgeport, Conn, after a two-weel
visit IN the home of her sister, Mrs. Dan
Shea
Rev. E. W Sharp left today for Clai
mont to prepare for the Methodist conf
ence to be held there next week. NJ
Sharp and son, Mason, viii join him the
Sunday
Herbert Bracket of Wilmington visit
from Monday to Wednesday in the hol
: o. his brother, A. J. Bracket. He cal
to attend the funeral of his cousin, Har
Bracket, Tuesday.