The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
PERSONAL.

Hugh Smith of Bellows Falls is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. J. L. Ryan.
Mrs. n. J. Gagniere left Monday to
spend a week with her mother in
Lebanon. Il
Weston Snow and his bride of West
Dover visited recently with relatives
in town.
Mrs. Charles R. Dunklee went last
night to Bellows Falls to visit until
Monday.
Mrs. Frank W. Smith and son,
Frank, are spending a few days in
Windham.
Francis Nichols and Carl Laundry
went yesterday for month at Camp
Abnaki at North Hero.
w. H. Smith will leave tomorrow
for visit in Baldwinsville, North
Adams and other places.
Walter Haskins of Leal, North Da-
kota, is visiting his father, Albert
Iaskins of Clark street.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Davenport went !
yesterday to Wilmington, where she |
will spend a week with friends.
Hugh Stowell and Stanley Clapp are
at Warren Walker s farm in Dummer-
ston during the strawberry season.
Mrs. Arthur Wcllman returned today
to her home in Brooklinc, after a visit
with her aunt, Mrs. c. a. Waitman.
Misses Ruth, Florence and Mar
garet Danyew ase visiting in Chico
| pee Falls two weeks with their aunt.
Miss Grace VanGumster of lion,
| n. Y. came today to visit in town
with her sister, Mrs. Frank b. Put
| nam.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. ChiIds OF Chi
Icago are guests in the home of his
brother, Fred l.. Childs of Pine
street.
Miss Bertha Brunen returned Sun
day to her home in Burlington after
a week s visit with Miss Genevieve
Murphy.
Mrs. OrilIa Pratt of Leeds, Mass,
came Wednesday for an indefinite
stay in the home of her brother, Frank
LaFrinea.
Miss Marion Murphy will come
Monday from Worcester for a two
weeks vacation at ler home on South
Main street.
Lloyd r. Robinson went yesterday
to his home in Franklin. Conn, to at
tend a reunion of the Robinson Fam
; lily association.
Mrs. H. c. Rice and Mrs L. s Ed
wards and children left today for Oak
Bluffs, Mass. where they will spend
the month of July.
Mrs. H. Lester Utley and daughter
Jessie Lillian, of Amherst, Mass.
came yesterday to spend the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. J. l.. Martin.
7 Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Henkel OF
Schenectady, \. Y, who are on THEN
Weddlng tTlP' an are NlS1'leg ms, ms mother
MIS- onaI''S IIe'Nei VI ''sl S.i'''
Mrs. Harry Stone and son, Paul: re
n turned yesterday AFTERNOON IRON
J 9p1hSIeia, Mass where / aui uIieI !,
went an operation III me cry hoSl'tt"i
Miss Celeste J. Stehhlns, who ha!
p been IN Putney several weeks. has re
o turned ana IS staying al the nome me o
her of''her' a H. o'eoolhS Oh. A"Pi'
street.
. Miss Katherine Welcome fell recent
o. y III the yard at her home on SoutI
Nam street and fractured TWO bone
a. IN her riSht "riS' Ut L. IT, LHhoh al
e NJ and NJ. rdr,or, posso++ IN.
9 danrrt+or Mrs. usnr,- GramI;2g an,
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III taken Wednesday to the home of he
mother. Mrs. John Marshall, in Mort
N Hinsdale, \. II.
ne DIR and Mrs \ y Goodbue an
k cbildro, and DR. Stn+sop If Davto,
s OHIO are anosts in the boma If D
to CaoJbno,s Cis+or Mr. + S..bwonI
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~ bile.
Miss Florence NJ WelIman suneri
- tnndcnt of schools will; go to Ne
York next week 10 attend the Nation
I E5nration association meeting and "
I o+tond the summer school a+ CoIumb
I university. which OPENS July 10 AZ
I closes Iatc in Auqust