The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-28
PERSONAL.

Greenfield yesterday.
D. Frank Shea attended the Green
field fair yesterday.
Harry K. White of New York is in
town on business for few DAYS.
| Miss Mary Dale of Northfield,
| Mass, is a guest of Mrs. Kenneth S.
Thayer.
Miss Susan Halrahan returned last
night from few days business trip
to New York.
Patrick Mcclure began work this
morning for the contractor of the new |
Manley garage.
Mrs. E. G. harrington went Tuesday
evening to Lyndonville to attend the
funeral of a relative.
Miss Cora Hatch returned yesterday |
from East Dover, after spending two
weeks among relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. 7. Riley are ex-
7ected to return today from Boston,
where they have been a week.
Mrs. t. j. Denning and Mrs. II. B.
l1aus went yesterday to Palmer,
Springfield and Holyoke to visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos F. Jones, who
Iwere married last week in Bellows Falls,
have returned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. Blanche Wilson accompanied
Mrs. Charles FaWcett today to Brook
Ign, where she will remain over Sun
day.
Miss Ruth w. Childs is a guest this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Waterman
at their summer home on Dummerston
road
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos X. Jones are
moving from the Harry Bruce house on
Green street to the Pstt house on
Bullock street
Charles Palmer resumed work to-
day in the retail department of the
Durham Brothers company, after a
: few days vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Woodruff left
this morning for a trip through the
White mountains before going to their
! home in New York.
Lee Williams returned this morning
from few days visit in his home
. in Turner's Falls. He also attended
the Greenfield fair.
{ Miss VIVA Davis of Chesterfield. n.
H., has taken position as supervisor
4 of children and teacher of sewing at
n the Austine Institution
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Vandeveer and
Capt. Derby went today to Boston,
e called there by the serious illness OF
= Mrs. Nanderveer brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minot Towne of
Springfield, Mass, have been guests
this week of Mr.. Towne' S cousin, Mrs
= Louis A. Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs
Whitney and Mrs. Towne attended the
= fair in Marlboro, n. H., yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Fawcett and son
. George, who spent the summer with hen
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moves White, re
turned today to their home in Brook
lyn.. Willard Fawcett will remain here
, through the winter with his grand
= parents and attend the high school.
4 Charles Howe of Fitchburg, Mass.
is calling on old friends in town this
= week. Mr.. Howe, who formerly owned
/ and conducted the store now owned
. by II. NJ. Wood, had not been il
town in 81 years.
/ Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Lansingh anG
f son, Killion, and Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.
V Frost went yesterday by automobile II
: Worcester, Mass, where Killion Ian
: singh will resume his studies in Worees
/ ter academy. Mrs. Lansingh and Mr.
and Mrs Frost will visit Mr.. and Mrs
John Harvey.
= Mrs. G. A. Abbott returned yester
!. day from LyndonvilIe, where she Wen
II to attend the funeral of her brother
"a in-law, Edward A. Flint. Mrs. Fin
) and daughter, Miss Marie, returne
,s with her to make their home here. Nh
Flint, who came here with his fan
: lily in April from California, has beer
: i'll failing health for some time. II,
g went to Lyndonville about two month
II ago to the home of Mrs. Flint s broth
A. or, G. NJ. Campbell, where he died.
n Mrs. F. f. Clark of Terrace stree
a. returned yesterday afternoon by auto
ID mobile from Chester, where she at
J. tended the Vermont Baptist state con
vention. She was accompanied by he
10 brother, who is so years old, and he
.e niece. In the town of Rockingham, a
S they turned out to pass teams workin!
x on state road, one of the horses at worl
IN on the road wheeled and kicked tn
o. automobile on one side, but did n
V, damage beyond scratching the ear.
10 Miss Genevieve Murphy went t
5e Worcester yesterday to accompany he
I'd sister, Miss Marion Murphy, to he
le home. The latter, who is in the of1ic
of the Boston store, was obliged t
i'll return home because of injuries whic
It. she received while at work Repair
al ar being made in the interior of tn
ed store and as she was leaving to go
in her room two iron bars fell, strikin
of her on the left arm. No bones Wer
lie broken, and she received bad mus
al cular bruise.