The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-18
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Tatro have moved
from Elm street to Horton place.
Mrs. E. G. Starkey will open her
house on Oak street Wednesday, June
William Anderson and family moved
Saturday from Il to 81 South Main
lstreet
Miss Katherine Higgins of Bellows
Fails Is guest of her sister, Mrs. E.
j. Fenton.
Mrs. Theodore Chamberlain has
moved this week from Spruce street
to Green street.
Miss Matte Jefts visited Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. James Smith in
Claremont, n. II.
Charles Boyle of White River juno
ton visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs |
E. w. Boyle, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Wellman of |
Brookline visited recently with his
aunt, Mrs. C. A. Waitman.
Miss Mary Lillis visited Saturday
and Sunday with her brother, James
Llllis, IN Claremont, n. II.
Mrs. NJ. w. Chamberlain went today
to Palmer to visit in the home of her
son, George Hall, week.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Hall will return
Wardsboro with ]. A. Wilbur.
Scott Wilcox, who works in a ma
chine shop in Windsor visited Sunday
with his mother, Mrs o. S. Wilcox
John II. Allen of South Newfane
visited Saturday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. II. j. Allen of Canal street
F. C. Adams and GIenham Jones
went to New London today to attend
the New England Bankers Association
convention.
Mrs. Robert Sargent, who was called
here by the death of Mrs. Romance
j Cressy, returned to her home in Graf
] ton yesterday.
J Mrs. Amy Weeden of Boston came
yesterday to visit in town with her
daughters, Mrs. J. L. Stewart and
Miss Amy Weeden
Mrs. A. ]. Bracket and son, Allen,
1 will 90 tomorrow to Bridgeport, Conn,
to visit her brother, Z. NJ. Hill, and
q family about three weeks.
Miss Florence Dickinson resumed
work at Vaughan & Burnett s this
morning, after a week S vacation spent
at her home in Williamsville.
T. W. Eason went to Shelburne
. Falls this morning to meet some of the
g members of his old company, Company
) Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o Conner and
Z family have moved from so Clark
q street to the cottage on the same
& istreet known as the Moody cottage
8 W. j. Filion and sister, Julia, will
go tomorrow to Montreal for visit
3 They will be away week and will
s also visit in ST. Hyaeinth and Ottawa
q Mrs. Ella Eames of Canal street who
y spent Sunday with her sister,, Mrs.
8 Thomas Betterly, on Ames HILL, went
q Tuesday to Newfane to visit Mrs.,N. i.
9 EChase.
q Mrs. Horace Howard and two chill
s. dfen of West Wardsboro, who had
4 been visiting Mrs. Edgar Bragg of
: Forest streets returned to their home
: today.
T. NJ. Griffin of West somerville,
Mass, came Saturday to visit his
1ibrother and sister at their home on
III Clark street. He left Sunday evening
for Pittsfeld.
Mrs. Horace French and Mrs. J. L.
/ Gates returned Tuesday, after visiting
nearly three weeks in Llanereh, Pa.
nd with Mrs. French s daughter, Mrs. c.
n. Smith, also in New Haven
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Spencer OF
Sidney, Nova Scotia. who are visiting
in town with his mother, Mrs. Porter
ed G. Spencer, went to Boston yesterday
Oh They will return here tomorrow.
ms Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph P. Wallace Of
on Anaeostia, ID. c., We're in town Wednes
day on their way to Camp Namas
er, chang, Spofford lake, where they will
am be employed during the summer.
sht Mrs. w. A. Cheney, who was takef
e. critically i'll while visiting in Whining
has ton, is gaining slowly She is unde
Of nr Do nf4
an ton, and a professional nurse from
eek North Adams is caring for her
CT Miss Bertha Brunell, who had beel
ef- at the Melrose hospital nearly fou
nat months studying to be nurse, finish
his ed work there today. After a visit wit
Miss Genevieye and Miss Marion Nun
. ply at 30 South Main street she vii
return to her home in Burlington.
Mrs. a. G. Arcand entertained tn
/ Birthday club at her home, Clar
] street, Wednesday evening from IS
| to 10 Five hundred was played a
three tables Refreshments of lie
= cream and cake were served. Mr..
4 Arcand was presented a lunch c1otl
4 Miss Nellie Aher returned Sunda
q to st. Adams, after week spent wit
j Mrs. Ralph Cakes. Miss Aher wa
Il here on account of the illness of he
"A brother, Thomas Aher, who was opel
7 ated upon for appendicitis at the Me
ii rose hospital. William Aher of Fitch
a burg visited his brother, Thomas, a
n the hospital Sunday.
i Rev. Father j. j. Griffin, Ph.D.. 9
\ the Catholic University of America i
v Washington, d. c. came yesterday an
4 went to Camp Namaschaug, Spoffor
II lake, for the summer He was accom-
II panied by several priests, number Z
u boys who will stay at the canmp TIL
Y summer, and his chauffeur Sever;
n other boys came last night and MOI
81 this morning.
II The women of the Episcopal church wi
i lhold a food sale on the church lawn SATIN