The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-26
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Lamar Costello is i'll in a hos
pital in Boston with scarlet fever.
C. P. Miller of Greenfield is visiting
here with his sons, j. E. and j. L. Mil
Ter.
Dennison Cowles and Joseph Estey
were in Manchester yesterday to play
golf.
Mrs. Ella w. Donelson is visiting
Mrs. H. K. Chamberlain of Green
street.
Rev. E. o. Hedberg will leave for his
home in Rhode Island next Tuesday
morning.
DR.. Fred Roberts of Pittsfeld, Mass,
is a guest today of his brother, Arthur
F. Roberts.
Mrs. L. X. Fuller has been i'll several
days in her home on Canal street, but
is improving.
Donald Dixie came from Claremont
today to spend the weekend in town
with friends.
j. c. Murphy spent yesterday in
New London and attended the Har-
ward Yale boat race.
i Miss Elizabeth Griffin went to Rock
Island, Quebec, where she has a posi-
ton as stenographer.
DR.. Roberts of Pittsfeld, Mass, is in
town to visit his brother, A. f. Rob
erts, and family tomorrow.
Mrs. Ella Starkey has arrived from
New York and has opened her house
on Oak street for the summer.
Miss Nelson, teacher in the Austine
Institution, went to North Adams today
to spend the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Hanlon left this
morning for Springfield, Mass. They
also will visit friends in Holyoke.
| Miss Katherine Cunningham is
spending several days in West Dunn
merston with Miss Alice Russell.
Miss Christy Williams and Miss LEILA
Barber spent the day in New London
erts, and family until tomorrow.
Miss Pauline G. Fem went today to
her home in Westminster, after spend
| ing the week with Mrs. Nora l.. Ken.
ney.
Mrs Charles H. Thompson went tc
with her sister, Mrs. Frank B. Viii
Hams.
Wales Holden, who had been visiting
in town week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur L. Knight returned to his home
in New York city this afternoon.
Mrs. G. Mcclellan of Vancouver, B
c., stopped in town this week on he
way to the White mountains to see he
cousin, Mrs. Harriet B. Howard.
Miss Mary Turner, who had been Wis
iting a week with her sister, Mrs Wal
/ ter Halliday, went to her home il
East Dover today.
2 Nelson Crosby, who has position
in New York with the Estey Orga1
: company, is in town. He will spend
/ vacation here and at his home in DUN
merston.
Miss Cloie Franklin and Miss Maud
a Miller will begin their vacations frol
b Houghton & Simonds 5 store Monday
/ Miss Franklin win 60 to her home i
I Vernon.
II Mr. and Mrs. David O'Keefe return
y cd Thursday night from Springfield,
funeral of his brother, Andre
10 'Keefe.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w L. Wheeler and SO
/ I and daughter of Bangor, Maine, WI
y had been visiting Mr.. Wheeler s brot
Z sr, DIR. G. G. Wheeler, left today f,
: Montpelier.
!. Kenneth, young son of Mr.. and Mr.
Floyd +. Johnson, who had been in
hospital in Boston for treatment, b;
been brought to his home and is great
q improved in health.
Raymond c. Brown went Thursds
to Mortified, Mass, as one of the q
IS sistant leaders to Dr. Barnes, rehgiO
IS instructor in the University of We
go mont to attend the student conferenC
. Frederick Gipson left yesterday f
70 Lake Dunmore for vacation of
~ days. He will go from there to Clev
~ land, Ohio, where he will have a po
!, ~ ton with the Standard Oil company.
~ Mrs Nora l. Kennev left this MOI