The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-29
PERSONAL.


DR.. L. r. Lynch was in Springfield
Mass, yesterday afternoon on business. 4
Mrs. II. L. Coombs and family will
move tomorrow from II South Main
street to s North street.
Mrs. Benjamin c. Harris is work
ing for Goodnow, Pearson Il Hunt dur
ing their opening in the drygoods dc
partment.
News has been received of the seri-
Gus illness of Francis Aher, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Aher, in his home in
Springfield, this state.
Mrs. Simeon Gregoire and daughter,
Miss Anna, of Montreal are visiting iii
the home of Mrs. Gregoire 5 sister-in-
law, Mrs. Peter Filion, of Canal street.
Floyd Robinson returned Wednesday
to his home in West Wardsboro afte
five days visit in the home of hi
cousin, Mrs William Lucies, 81 Souti
/ Main street.
Gilbert Z. Bridges of Hyde Park,
! Mass, recently visited Mrs Bridge
and their infant daughter at the Mel
rose hospital also his daughter, Lillian,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Moylan of
Oak Grove avenue.
James Austin and daughter, Miss
| Mary +. Austin, who went Saturday to
Hackcnsack, n. j., to accompany home
his grandson, Robert Austin, who was
here three months, returned last even
ing.
Mrs. J. J. ODonnell went Wednes-
day to Springfield, Mass, to visit in the
home of her niece, Mrs. T. =. Nolan.
She will also visit in South Hadley and
Granny and will be away a week or
longer.
George Clarity, the AZ years old son
OF Mr. and Mrs. John Garrlty. who was
in the Memorial hospital tor treat.
ment for a fractured skull, returned TO
his home on Vernon street "Wednesday.
lie is making a good recovery.
Miss Frances 0 'Rourkc, who visited
during the summer vacation III the home
Of Mrs. Ernest Fadden, has returned
| to her home IN Springfield, Mass. Hen
|! mother, Mrs. Patrick Ryan, who Wis
| tied here week, returned with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Maynard
{ who attended the Baptist state conven
> ton III Chester, went from there t
, Rutland and other places III the north
crn part of the state, Mr.. Maynard
being on u business trap They mad
! the trip by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Graves and Mr.
Il and Mrs. Charles MacFarlaad of Prov
1. idence, K. l., are registered at tn
v Brooks House, making the trip by au
N tomobile. Mr.. Graves and Mr.. McFaI
e land are travelling statesmen for tn
? Durham Brothers company.
-
u Camp Namaschang at Spofford lax
re and has returned to the Catholic Uni
IT versity of America at Washington
le Forty priests visited there during til
n summer at different times and ther
ne were $50 boys at the camp. 1t was
II very successful season.
> Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. C1app of Nor
n tague, Mass, parents of Rev. Richar
= II. Clapp, and Dr. Cornelia Clapp 9
7 Mount Holyoke college, aunt of Rev
= Mr.. Clapp, were present yesterday {
=, the ecclesiastical council and install;
- ton of Rev. Richard H. Clapp of th
= Centre Congregational church. The
70 will remain in town for few days
n visit
&c Mrs. Edward Colburn, who was i
1d Rosetta, near Wilmington, Delawar
lg four snonths caring for her uncle, W. ]
Prettyman, who was injured in rul
h away accident, has returned to he
Is, home % South Main street. Mr.. Prett.
RS man accompanied her here for the ben
RS fit of his health. Mr.. and Mrs. Colour
to had lived six years in Gargona an
os- other towns in the Panama Canal ION
i'll where he was Inspector and machini
to before coming to Vermont. The
on bought a farm in Guilford, but are
present living in town.