The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-21
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Elsie Anderson went yesterday
to Boston for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Norman Darling went yesterday
to Westmoreland for a short visit
Scott G. Wilcox went yesterday toll
Windsor to work in machine shop.
John C. Clune is working for month
in a printing office in Bellows Fails.
Mrs. David Carey of Elliot street II
has returned after two weeks visit in
Holyoke.
Fred C. Gale of New York is visit
ing in town few days with his fam
lily on Grove street.
Mrs. D. M. Hennessy and Miss Ella
Keefe of North Walpole visited Mrs.
D. NJ. Meany Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Harvey and Mrs Clark |
of Barre were in town to attend the
Rebekahs' convention.
Miss Katherine Cunningham went
Saturday to Westfeld, Mass, to attend
the funeral of a friend
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman McQuaide of
Schenectady, n. Y, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank l.. Reed
T, Frank Warren Of White River June
i ton was in town to attend the Odd
Fellows state convention.
Mrs. D. Frank Shea, who had been
at the Memorial hospital for treatment,
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Spaulding, Mrs Webster
| Spaulding and Mrs. John Nesbitt visit
tied yesterday in Hinsdale.
Mrs. John D. Davis of Bridgeport,
Conn, is visiting two weeks with Mrs.
I. L. L. Davis of South Main street.
Mrs. F. E. Beeman OF Taunton
Mass, formerly of Brattleboro, is Wis
iting week with Mrs. c. G. Wheeler
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Allen of
South Newfane visited Tuesday with
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Henry J.
Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Chamberlain re-
turned yesterday, after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Field in Scotia,
N Y
Mrs. NJ. W. Chamberlin has returned
after nearly two weeks visit at the
home Of her son, George Hall, in Pal
mer, Mass
II Conductor William Anderson resumed
work Monday on his run between here
and White River Junction, after a 10
days illness.
Il Miss Bride Curry is having two
. weeks vacation from her work at the
}. Retreat, which she will spend in town
with relatives.
Mrs. Ella A. Eames has returned, af
ter five weeks visit in West Somer
. vile, Mass, with her daughter, Mrs
, J. W. Walker.
:; Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Crawford o.
Hatfield, Mass, visited Sunday witt
his brother Hugh Crawford, and fam
lily of Canal street.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Elwyn johnson moved
: Tuesday from Go South Main street t.
/ their house in Spofford, n H. wher,
they formerly lived.
Timothy Doolin and daughter, Ethel
and son, Sidney, of Natick, Mass, arr
visiting 10 days at Mrs. John De
2 vine s, Harris place.
: Eugene Smith of st. Johnsburl
called on friends in town recently. II,
> was a delegate to the Greater Vernon
: association meeting.
:. Mr. and Mrs. s. w. Cone and sor
Lyle, of South Londonderry, stayed a
re Mrs. A. L. Sumner s during the Cd
Fellows convention.
Mrs J. A. Bigelow of Clinton Mass
: came yesterday for a week s visit wit
a. her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Bogl
q of South Main street.
v Charles E. Boyle of White Rive
a. Junction is visiting his parents, Nj
err and Mrs. F. w. Boyle. lie also attend
ed the Odd Fellows state convention.
Mrs. Joseph Martin and three chi
dren, who visited several weeks wit
~ her mother, Mrs Catherine Coleman
i have returned to her home in Holyok
o. O. c. Averill of Barre, Mr.. and Mr.
/ d., I Il
., VT, stayed at Mrs. Horace French
er during the Odd Fellows convention.
he Mrs. J. Gray Estey, Miss Evely
as Harris and Joseph Estey went yeste
lie day afternoon by automobile to An
IN, herst to attend the Junior prom la
ut evening.
John Connen of Worcester, Mass,
bricklaying on the new garage on FL
street and is boarding at P. Clarity
). Mr.. Connell some years ago lived
'lt Brattleboro.
a. Miss Milred J. Knowlton left tn
afternoon for Burlington, st. Alba1
Ia and Norwich. She will attend the ju
Tor prom at Norwich university, whe
nj her brother, Robert, is a student.
ers Miss Lillian Douglass will go tod;
on to Hartford, Conn, to visit over Su
day with her brother. Her SlSt(
Mrs. Harold Newell, who has visit
. there three weeks, will return wi
NJ her
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bushee a
son, Stephen, of Hinsdale called recer
ly on Miss Mary Brown. Mr.. Busht
who underwent a serious operation
a Springfield, Mass, hospital, return
Monday to Turner's Falls, where
i works for the Holhrook Cabot e r.
Inns corporation.