The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-14
PERSONAL.


Mass, was III town yesterday.
John g. Baker was in New Britain,
Conn.,, Wednesday on business.
NJ. V. Sleeper of Putney visited Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Ryan yesterday.
Mrs. E F. Howe, dressmaker, is ii
New York for 10 days on business.
Judge Frank e. Barber of the MUM
cipal court is confined to his home with
grip.
Miss Bessie Braley of Putney is
guest of Mrs Louis A. Whitney a few
days.
A. ]. Bracket is i'll in his home on
Clark street with an attack of appen-
dicitis
John Curry and daughter, Mary, were
in White River Junction the first of
the week.
Miss Eta Mundell visited at her
home in West Townshend over the
weekend.
Mrs A. G. Wellman of Brookline Wis
tied Mrs. c. A. Waitman from Tuesday
4 to Thursday.
! Frank LaFrinea began work this
week for the Central Vermont railroad
as section hand.
Mrs. Mary Foss went to Bellows Falls
last night to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Reynolds, a few days.
Mrs. Ellen l. Fales of Leicester,
Mass, came to town last night and is
4 guest of Mrs. Charles II. Niles.
Mrs Albert Newton of Dummerston
underwent an operation for gallstones
in the Memorial hospital yesterday.
Miss Inez sand Miss Florence Good
ale and Miss Lila Kimball went tc
Boston today to spend the weekend.
Mrs. F. c. Clark returned last night
from Northampton, where she visited
, her SISTER, Mrs. Hadlock, few days
Mrs. y. J. Haskins entertained o few
Of her lady friends at tea recently il
, observance of her birthday anniversary
Mrs. William Greanev of Springfield
Mass, was in town yesterday on he
way to her former home in Putney TO
visit
|; S. H. Mixer, who is at the presen
living in Greenfield with his daughter
. Mrs. w. H. Kendriek, spent yesterda,
e in town.
I Mrs. Nellie Streeter resumed worl
Il Monday as forelady at the Hooker
Corser & Mitchell factory, after thre
L weeks illness.
Miss Hannah Shea, nurse, of Keenc
who has been caring for her siste1
Mrs Mary Gorborino, viii return I
keene tomorrow.
ri \. c. Ward of Claremont viii spen
g the weekend with Mrs. Ward, who
II visiting her mother, Mrs. Lila Barrel
n Of Guilford street.
~ Mrs. John Carney and son of Ath,
n and Mrs. Leahv and son of Keene wel
y in town yesterday to attend the funer;
G of Mrs. Cecil Turner
, Mr. and Mrs. f. f. Hapgood, WI
-. came to attend the funeral of Mrs
= c. Turner, returned to their home
10 Boston yesterday afternoon.
or Mrs. Lester c. Akeley. who had bee
an i'll several weeks in her home on Can
.i street, was taken to the Memorial no
pital this morning for treatment.
Is George Carey of Fitchburg, Mas
re has taken charge of the block sigma
= on this section of the Boston & Mail
re railroad, succeeding J. E. Carney
ne Mrs. Walter Mclaughlin and tv
to children came Wednesday night fro
of Hartford, Conn, and are visiting h
ne parents, Mr. and Mrs Frank LaFrinC
'h- Miss Amy Davis and Miss Abb
Palmer both of Grafton, who had be
visiting Mr. and Mrs Charles H. p
ed mer,- returned to their home this nor
is ing.
:. Charles Welcome. who had been
the Memorial hospital several weel
. has recovered and with Mrs. Welcol
'~ is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
1 p. Hunter.
Miss Esther Baldwin has finish
/ work for Chase & Chase, whefe she "
employed as stenographer, and v
take position III the Holstein-Friesi
office Monday.
Patrick McGrath will go tomorrow
Ware. Mass, to visit in the home
his sister, Mrs. Frank Smith His mo
CT, Mrs. Mary McGrath who has vi,
cd there three weeks, will return no
with him Sunday night.
Very Rev. J. J. Griffin, Phi. D., of
Catholic University of America
i Washington will come Tuesday to so
I part of the Easter vacation with
1 cousins, John g. Baker and sister.
their home on Birge street.
Mr. and Mrs h. A. Flint and dau
\ ter. Miss Marie. Of san Diego, Cal.
! visiting in town with Mrs Fin
: Mrs. Gilbert Campbell of Lyndonv
also are guests there q few days.
l Edward MeGough, who had been
town over a week since the fune
of Mrs. McGough, returned yester,
to Springfield, Mass. His infant dau
ter is being cared for by her era
] mother, Mrs. Michael Duggan of Y
\ non street.
Miss Ethel Richmond of Westr
ster was q weekend guest of Mrs
L. Gates, 26 Canal street, coming
4 Saturday and going from there Sun
I TO Fred Fox s in West Brattleb
where she is boarding while teacl
school in district No. Z
Mrs. James O'Neil of Claremont,
H., and Mrs. H. S Fisher of New
\ H., came Tuesday to see their
. er, John Hunter, whose death was
nounced yesterday. Fred, Rose
trother-in-law and his son, Earl,