The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-20
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Upton of West
Dover were in town Wednesday,
Peter Chase of Chestnut street, who has
been ill, is improved and able tosride out
Miss Margaret MartelI has s,returned
after two weeks visit with relatives in
/ Boston.
Mrs. Lucius Harris of West Townshend
was recent guest of her sister, Miss
Eta Mundel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph CastiEs Of Orange,
Mass, are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Dennis Bewsey.
Mrs. Lord, nurse, is at the Sargent
farm on Putney road caring for Mrs.
Sylvia Alvord, who is i'll.
DIR. Grace w. Burnett and Miss Gladys
Stellman went to Springfield, Mass, yes
terday to attend the dairy, show
James Denning, who recently returned
from the Mexican border, has resumed
his work at the freight station
Miss Hazel Wentworth has entered
the Clawson Hamilton businessN college,
taking the stenographic course
Mrs. Benjamin Knapton ,pf Adams.
Mass, Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. \. W. HARDWOOD, of Clark street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W Harwood moved
Wednesday from 20 Central Street, where
they had lived l6 years, to O. Clark street
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Arcand have re-
turned after visit with Mr.. Arcand's
aunt, Mrs George Grant, in Adams, Mass
Mrs. Nettie Bragg of Londonderry was
a recent guest of Mrs. J. l.. Gates Mrs.
Bragg is a sister of the late Horace
French.
William Tarrant, who is working in
South Deerficld visited Suhdap with his
daughter, Mary, at James. Sheehy's on
South Main street. r. So
Mrs. Thornell returned to hex home in
Brooklyn this morning, after Visiting in
town with her sisters, Miss Elizabeth and
Miss Margaret Doyle
Mrs. Ida Zero and Mrs Jane LARAMIE
of Nashua, n H., visited recently in the
home of Mrs. Gero's sister, Mrs. Frank
LaFrinea of y South Main street.
Rev. Father J. p Rand of st. Michaers
Roman Catholic church was one of the
priests who assisted in the 10 hours devo-
tlonal service in Ludlow this week
Mrs. Hannah Waite of Putnty is a guest
of Mrs. F. 5. d. Young, She came to at
tend the Rebekah meeting and is also at
tending the Sunday school convention
Alderic Lagranade returned yesterday
after three weeks vacation spent in South
Londonderry He is visiting Mr. and Mrs
Napoleon Boucher, on his way to New
Haven, Conn. a3N
L. NJ. Randall of Newfane, who has
been working as carpenter on the sales pa
vllion on Vernon street, visited Mrs Ran
dali in Springfield, Mass, Tuesday, re-
turning Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. n. j. Gagniere returned
Tuesday after visit in Lynn and Boston
Mrs. Gagniere will 90 tomorrow to Leba-
non, n. H., to attend the wedding of her
sister, Miss Lettie St. Clair.
Mrs Lewis and son of Brooklyn, who
spent the summer at +. A. thompson
have returned to their home. Mr. and
Mrs. Thompson accompanied them to
Brooklyn for a few days visit.
Mrs. r. c. Durham and, Birdie Durham
have returned after a two months visit
with her son, Fred DilIback, and and Mrs
DilIback, in Sparks, Nevada. Mr.. Dun
ham will remain for longer stay.
Miss Marion Murphy will return Satur-
| day to Worcester after being at her home
on South Main street four weeks on ac-
count of an injured arm. Her mother,
Mrs. J. c. Murphy, will accompany her
to Worcester.
Mrs. j. l.. Ryan received a letter yester-
| day from her cousin, Mrs Emma Frank
| lin, who, with her three children. left here
| Oct , for their new home in Hawthorne.
near Los Angeles, Cal, where they ar
rived Oct. I, after pleasant journey.