The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-16
PERSONAL.

Mrs I. I. Michelman spent yesterday
in Springfield Mass
Miss Vera Doremous of New York
city is visiting Mrs o. S. Wilcox
James Franklin of Townshend is
visiting his cousin, Mrs. Leonard Ry
| an.
| Mrs. Ann German of Mortified
| (Vt.) is visiting friends in town a
week.
Patsy Piarro and family have moved
from 1913 South Main street to "a Reed
street.
Mrs II. G. Cain went Wednesday to
visit her brother in Readsville, Pa,
three weeks
Miss Mildred Bryant of Chester has
began work in the home of Rev. Mel
!, son Kellogg.
Miss Agnes Doyle is having a two
{ weeks vacation from the Holstein-
/ Friesian office.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nesbitt are
spending the week ut the Nesbitt farm
in West Brattleboro.
; Mrs. f. H. Richards of Holyoke,
Mass, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs Edgar
, Lowell of Green street.
Nelson Gonyer returned Wednesday
from Fitchburg, where he attended the
. funeral Of his brother.
/. Mrs. A. w. Snow of Boston is ex-
9 lpeeted tonight to spend week here
with her sister, Mrs. Frank LaFrin "a
4 Miss Regis Aher of White River
$ Junction is spending the summer vaca-
r ton with Mrs. b. T. Riley of Forest
r street
Miss Julia Stack went Sunday to
e Montpelier for two-weeks' vacation
:. in the home of her sister, Mrs. Mary
n Heating.
e Milton Hescockl of Greenfield, Mass,
{. is having two-weeks vacation with
!, his aunt Mrs. Royal johnson, on
/ Chestnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Hall went yester-
. day to Townshend. They also will
visit in Londonderry before returning
next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Arcand returned
| Wednesday, after a two-weeks' visit
+ in Burlington and other towns in
. northern Vermont.
Miss Ruth Filion returned last even
ing from Winehendon, Mass, where
che visited her aunt, Mrs. NJ. L. Clark
nearly two weeks.
n Mrs. John Griffin returned Tuesday
to South Ashburnham, Mass, after
is few days visit with her niece, Mrs
Charles O'Connor.
$. Mrs LaFarve of Boston is spend
ing two weeks at the Emerson cottag,
n at Spofford lake with Mr.. and Mrs
o Frank Mike and two children
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Howe wer
e in Springfield (Vt) yesterday to at
;, tend the funeral of his brother, VIII
died from the effects of a broken hiI
- Mrs. Herbert Boyle and Mrs W. Il
ri Brockington returned Sunday, after
I visit with their parents, Mr.. and NJ:
l George Wells, at their farm in j
/ maiea.
Mrs. Charles Cleaveland and daugi
! ter, Evelyn, and her mother, Mr.
1 Sturges, and Miss Ruth Filion will g
tomorrow to Pond Point, Conn, to sta
two weeks or more.
Miss Elizabeth Moran and Miss MAJ
garet Fleming went to Bellows al
I yesterday to aattend the baseball gem
and dance in the evening. They +,
turned this morning.
II Mr.. and Mrs E. B. Smith returne
/ last night from Boston, where they ha
1 been since Wednesday. Miss janet
1 Smith will enter the Sargent School {
/ Physical Culture in the fall.
Mrs George Martell will have
week. vacation from her work in I'll
1 Home bakery, beginning Saturda
Mrs. Martell and daughter, Gladys Ru
sell, will go Monday to visit her moth
in Brandon.
Mr.. and Mrs John f. .ashor al
son, John, and Mrs. Dora Meuiler a
at the Tasker cottage on the Connec'
cut river for week S outing. N
,Tasker is taking week 8 vacati
from his work in Clay's insurance {
fee.
Mrs. John j. Austin and two oh
dren, Evelyn and Maurice and her. S
ter, Miss katherine Guiheen, will
tomorrow to Indian Neck bea'
Branford, Conn, for two weeks
longer. They will be Joined at Spril
field, Mass, by Edward Austin and
Holyoke by Mrs Roger Donogh
, Mrs. Donoghue, who spent Sunday
town with her parents, Mr.. and
Patrick Guiheen, returned Monday
} Holyoke.
Godfrey Crosby and Benjamin We
. en-, who have been travelling M
than six months. visiting the Pana
canal, various sections of the rae
} coast states and the Hawiian islam
are now on their homeward journ
: Letters received this week announ
D their arrival in the Yellowstone
tional park, where they will sp'
some time with camping party. II
II 1 will proceed eastward by easy sta,
visiting several of the large cities,
viii come through the great lakes II
- Duluth to Buffalo.