The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-13
PERSONAL.

f. j. Fenton was in Bellows Falls
Saturday on business.
| Miss Estelle Niles went to bosto,,
this morning on business.
Mrs. R. w. Blood of Townshend was
! q visitor in town Saturday.
Robert Angler and James Dennino
spent yesterday in Palmer, Mass.
w. h. Hunt went today to Keenc and
and from there to Boston on business.
Mrs. Il. II. Sheppey is i'll with rheu-
matism in her home on Orchard street.
Mrs. J. 7. Ridden of Bellows Falls
visited relatives in town over SUNDAY.
Stanley Fits of Dartmouth college
was at his home on Oak street for the
weekend
John Holland of Bellows Falls was
a guest of Mr. and Mrs Fred Connarn
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Webster visited
i, her mother, Mrs Ida Higgins, in Hins-
tale over Sunday
Miss Nellie Flavin of Bellows Falls
vas a guest Saturday of her cousin,
Mrs. Harry B. Haus.
Webster Cary of Vermont. academv
'pent the weekend in town with his
Mrs. James Hennessey of North Wal,
pole VISITED IN town with her daughter,
Mrs. David Meany, Saturday.
Barney Mead has returned from Eos
on, where he had been several DAYS at
ending the automobile show
Rodney Hai2n of New York spent
ne weekend in town with his par
'nts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Haigh.
George Park has returned to his
york at Mosher Tucker s garage, al
er a vacation spent in Townshend.
Morgan Sherman returned last night
rom Boston, where he had been sever
days attending the automobile show.
Clifford Clark of Glens Falls. n. Y.
Who had been a guest at the Clark
arm, returned to that city this mora
ny.
Hermon Smith, who was at the
washer farm on Guilford street during
he illness of Mr.. Washer, has finished
york there.
M. L. Perham accompanied his
laughter, Mrs. +. c. Buzzen, to Dam
Jury, Conn, this morning. He will
make his home there.
Miss Katherine Higgins of Bellows
'alls, who had been a guest a few DAYS
her sister, Mrs. E. J. Fenton. re
urned to her home yesterday.
Howard Stockwel of West Somer-
Tile, Mass, who is attending Dart
mouth college, is a guest of Lawrence
| herman at. the Brooks House.
Miss Ruth Harlow, bookkeeper for
| toughton Simonds, is having a va.
| alton of two weeks, which she is
| pending at her home in Westminster.
| Miss Minnie Haigh has returned
rom visit with relatives in Spring
| cid, Mass. She resumed work thi.
forming in Houghton & Simonds ;:
| store.
| Fred Z. Sargent, who is at his home
Estabrook street with blood poison
| lg IN one hand, is improving. W. II
teddls IS assisting at the Wilder Farm
Nroducts store.
Lawrence lizard has finished work i.
| 'lnsdale, where he was employed A.
tenographer for the Granite Sta4,
| owing Machine company, and is al
is home in town.
| Miss Grace Angler of Springfield
ASS, and Miss Florence Angler o.
Worcester, Mass, visited in the HON.
t their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M
Nngier, on Canal street over Sunday.
Judge F. L. Waterman went toaa,
0 Newport to open the Orleans county
curt tomorrow. Several weeks agt
Judge Waterman fell on the sidewfll
N Main street and split open one hand
lie had been at home ever since.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Richardson an,
llss Florence Dickinson left toaa
or Boston. They win go by boat from
here to Old Point Comfort, Va, for ;
week stay Mr. Richardson is cor
,alescing from an illness with siati,
rheumatism
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