The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-02-05
PERSONAL.

c.. w. Bemis is confined to his home
by illness.
L. w. Gibson went to Washington, ID.
C., yesterday.
Harry Davis of Dorset is visiting rela
tives III town u few days.
Harry Montgomery went to Keene|
today for u short visit.
Mrs Grace Richardson of WilliamsviIle
is visiting Mrs. Harold Smith
Miss Rena Allen of Jamaica is stay
ing at Mrs. Richardson S two weeks.
Mrs. Ellie Shaw went to Bellows
Falls to care for her mother, who is i'll
Mrs y NJ Corser of Putney was in
town last night to attend the Universalist
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Miss -Paulus from the Mccall company
Of New York is al Houghton x Simonds's
store. ..-.....
Miss Emma Rolin went Monday TO
her former home in Fair Haven for
visit.
Miss Ruth Reed, daughter of ar and
Mrs. G. w. Reed, who has been i'll = wsels,
Is improving.
Miss Theresa McGra1 returned sat
urday from Boston, where she had been
several weeks.
Mrs. Jerry Sullivan returned Sunday
from Chesterville, Ontario, where. she
had been a week.
Miss Amelia Burnham of Boston was a
guest Yesterday and last night Of Mr.. and
oIrg. +. A, Thompson
Mrs L L. Camerlin of Springfield,
Mass. returned to her home today, after
visiting in town 10 days.
Miss Edith Canedy returned Sunday
to Westfeld, after a short visit with
her father, Harvey Canedv.
L. W. Iiasley went TO New York aud
Philadelphia this morning. He expects to
hear Billy Sunday before his return.
Avalon Converse. after spending several
weeks at his home on High street, re-
turned to Cleveland O., this morning.
LAW nee sherman returned to Dart
mouth college last night. after "A short
visit at his home at the Brooks House,
Fred Jacobs and friend came last
night from Boston to visit Mr.. Ja
cobs 5 mother, Mrs. Emma s. Jacobs
of Canal street
Mrs. G. w. Burns returned Sunday
to her home in White River Junction,
after a week s visit with her daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman McQuaide of
Schenectady, \. Y, were in town yester-
day to attend the funeral of Fred NJ
Reed. They returned this afternoon.
Fred Greasy, who had been employed
temporarily by the Twin State company,
has finished work there. Enrol Richardson
is collecting for the company three days
month. --. ..
Mrs. Ruel Hyde OF Willimantic,
Conn, was guest at Lloyd r. Robin
son $, Yesterday afternoon and last
evening, on her way to Rutland and St.
Adams.
| Mrs. Neville Rice went Wednesday
| to North Adams to see her brother,
| Daniel May of Wilmington, who re-
Gently had one leg amputated in the
/ North Adams hospital.
Thomas Clune. who is in the senior
class of ST. Michael s Parochial school,
went Saturday to Turner's Falls to
visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Clune. He returned sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ryan and
daughter, Frances, and John Clune OF
Turner's Falls viii f8tuf1@ to- their
homes Sunday, after visiting. 10 days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Patricf Flynn.
Mrs. c. L. Godbeer of Fitchburg
Mass, who was guest of Judge and
Mrs. James NJ. Tyler, returned this
morning. Mrs. Godbeer formerly was
Miss Florence Chase, nurse, of this
town.
Clarence $. Stockwell, who wa
thrown from u sleigh at the corner o
High and Oak streets Monday, Jan. Is
and sustained . fracture of a bone IL
the face aud g rupture Of blood YES
sells IN his head, was removed yester
4 day from the home of Henry B. Allen
where he had been since the accident
to his home on Canal street. He
B making steady, but slow, improvement
4 The fractured bone Is knitting vel
but puss continues to discharge fror
s the ear and it is doubtful whether Ii
| Will hear amain in that car.