The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-06
PERSONAL.

Mrs. G. S. Nichols spent yesterday in
Springfield, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Dewitt left this |
morning for New York.
e. G. Crosby and grandson, Winston
Brasor, We're in Springfield (Vt) today
John c. Moore and family are NOV
ing from School street to Washington
street.
Charles Baker, who is employed in
Windsor, spent Sunday at his home on
Elm street
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Lockwood went
to Warren, Mass, Saturday by automo'
bile, returning Sunday night
Miss Charlotte Tuthill returned yes
terday from Springfield, Mass, where
she had been since Saturday.
Miss Nellie Redding went to Hins
dale this morning to attend the funer-
al of her cousin, George Pearson.
Harry w. Bruce of Worcester, Mass,
is in town, called here by the illness
and death of his father, L. ". Bruce.
H. a. Mayforth and Miss Mabel
Watts, both of the University of Yer
mont, are guests of Mrs. F. l. Swift.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Smith spent
tCuIIhoy LII 1HdIItSlONny ~ H., Win
Mrs. Smith S sister, Mrs. w. E. Clark
Miss Marjorie Crosby will so to
Meriden, Conn, tomorrow to attend
the wedding of Miss Katherine Norton.
Mrs. A. j. Currier went to Boston
yesterday afternoon to visit her son,
Harry Currier, and family several
weeks.
Mrs. J. B. Bolliger and son, Edward,
went yesterday to Springfield, Mass, to
visit a week with Mrs. Bolliger S
brother.
Mrs Frank n. Farnum returned yes
terday to her home in Wiliiamsville,
after visiting 10 days with relatives
here and in Guilford.
DR.. Harry p Greene went to New
York this afternoon for further post
graduate work in surgery. He will To-
turn Thursday evening.
Arthur P. Simonds left for New York
yesterday morning. He was joined in
New Britain by Mrs. Simonds, who
had been visiting there.
Mrs. George Dinsmore and George
Horton, both of New York, are IN
town, called here by the death of their
brother. Edward G. Horton.
MIS- .~hd1lOn JOuCS Will 70 IODIOI-
row to East Windsor Hill, Conn, and
daughter, Mrs. J. H. Soliday.
Miss Mary Hooker of Colebrook, n
H., will take a position Monday with
the Brattleboro News Co, succeeding
R. w. Taber, who has assisted there
Temporarily.
State 5 Attorney and Mrs. o. 3.
Hughes spent the weekend in South
Londonderry. Mr.. Hughes returned
last night, but Mrs. Hughes will re
main until Thursday.
: Mrs. Josie Lockrow of Boston, who
: formerly conducted shampoo and man
) touring parlor in the Emerson building
| on Elliot street, is a guest at DR.. Henry
: Tucker S for few days.
George Johnston, captain of the
! Brown university football team, is Sc
riously i'll with ptomaine poisoning. Mr.
! Johnston played shortstop on the Brat
tleboro baseball team last year.
Miss Minnie p. Lewis of Richmond
, Hill, l.. l., who had been guest OF
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Niles two weeks
was called to her home Friday on &C
count of the illness of her sister.
Mrs. c. A. Miles returned last nigh
from Boston, accompanied bv her son
! Appleton Miles, and college classmate
Siegel w. Judd of Dartmouth. who vii
: spent the vacation at the home of Mrs
+ Miles.
Mrs. Merriman returned to her nom
in Walingford Conn, today, after Wis
a ting her daughter, Mrs. Z. NJ. Adds
L several months. She was aceompanie,
a by Mrs. Adds, who will be away tw
Q or three days.
Rev. and Mrs. L. NJ. Keneston an
son, Shelton, were in town over las
: night on their way from their home i
;, Preston, Conn, to Tilton, n. H., wit
:. the body of Mrs. Keneston 5 mothe
Mrs. Philbrick
/ Mrs. James NJ Adams of Ceda
d street returned yesterday from visi
Is in Boston and Cambridge, Mass. Sh
Y was accompanied home by her cousin
d Miss Annie Dame of Lynn, Mass
d who will visit here.
u Rev. D. E. Trout left today f
Springfield, Ohio, called there by
telegram announcing the serious Hines
of his father, A. P. Trout Mrs Trol
and daughter, Shirley, went today /
. Rockport, Mass, to visit at Mr.
- Trout s former home.
Miss Laura Smith of Providence, |
a. l., is i'll in the Melrose hospital wit
pneumonia. Miss Smith, who is a 81
ter of Mrs. Herbert Z. Harris of tn
town and is professional nurse pra
ticing in Providence, came here on a
count of the death of her brothe
Frank Smith of Turner's Falls.
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