The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-12
PERSONAL.

Miss Nora ,Jaqueth returned Monday.
after 4 visit in Halifax.
Rolin Knight is working in Lowell &
Brown S hardware store.
Miss Catherine Hartnett of Keene
was recent visitor in town.
Miss Nora Kennedy of Holvoke is
visiting her aunt, Miss Nellie Griffin.
Jonathan Howe, who has been i'll
has not been as well the past week.
Miss Margaret McAIahon of Fitch
burg, Mass, is a guest of relatives in
town few days.
Mrs. L. D. Mastin went to Science
tady, n. Z, this morning to visit Mrs.
w. H. Corser a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher McCourt,
II Canal street, went Monday to Sha-
ron to be gone two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter futile Of Bel
Toys Falls came Tuesday for Il visit
with her mother, Mrs. Frank Pierce
Miss Katherine Cunningham. nurse,
IS caring, during the day, for Mrs.
Wright at the Home for the Aged
Conductor William Geer of the Cent
raj Vermont railroad is attending the
convention of the o. r. C. in St.
Louis.
Mrs. C. f. Richardson and Mrs. Eu-
gene Royce, have returned to Green
held, after short visit with relatives
in town.
Mrs. Ida NJ Hunter went last week
Monday to Claremont and Newport, \.
H., on business. She returned home
Thursday.
Henry Harlow finished work at the
Home for the Aged and began work
Monday as assistant fireman at the
Brooks House.
Mrs. NJ. E. Evardon Of Keene. \.
H., returned to her home today, after
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Perry.
Peter f. Dllback finished work for
the White River Chair company and
began work Wednesday for the Auto
matte Machine company
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Stone of Bur
lington came Wednesday for two weeks
visit with his aunt, Mrs II. NJ Whit
tier of Estabrook street
Charles E. Boyle returned yesterday
to his home in White River Junction,
after four days visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Boyle.
Miss Alice Boyce, who had been i'll
in her home on South Main street 10
days with appendicitis, went yesterday
to the Melrose hospital for treatment
Mrs. Catherine Mancini and daugh-
ter, Regina, returned Monday, after
three weeks visit in the home of her
son, Victor Mancini, in Granville, \. Y.
Mrs. w. NJ. Knowlton of Boston
and Mrs. Mary Bigelow of Caven-
dish are spending the week end with
their brother, James NJ. Perry OF
South Main street.
Miss Lillian Richmond of Westmin-
ster spent Sunday night with Mrs J. L.
Gates, 20 Canal street, going Monday
morning to West Dummerstou, where
she is teaching school.
Mrs. J. l.. Ryan and nephew. Har-
old Smith, were in Bellows Falls Tues
day, called by the serious illness of her
nephew, Harlie Smith. She returned
Wednesday. Harold Smith returned
Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Larrow and daughter.
Mrs. Agatha Shortsleeves, who have
been spending the winter in New York
and Chicopee Falls with relatives. visit
ed in town with Mrs. George Danvew.
leaving Wednesday for their home in
Ferrisburg, this state.
Mrs. Ella Eames and daughter. Mrs.
Wilson Brown. went Monday to West
Somcrville, Mass, to visit Mrs James
Walker. Ernest Walker, who visited
from Friday to Monday with relatives
IN town, returned TO his home in West
Somerville with his grandmother. Mrs.
Eames.
Mrs. H. Chester Hovt. daughter Of
Mrs. w. W. Phmpton of this town, who
has been studying with her husband in
Boston University School of Theology,
Is the only woman in the graduating
class this year. She has the further dis
hnetlon of being the only woman in the
school s history, so far as can be de
, termined, to complete three years of
/ Hebrew, which is considered the most
difficult subject in the curriculum. in
/ thus course, Mrs. Hoyt 5 average for
the three years work was 9S Is per
cent. Mrs. Hoyt is visiting in town
with her mother. Mrs. Plimpton
Mrs. Martha Walker, who has been
q guest the past six weeks at the home
( of her daughter, Mrs Cora McCourt.
also visited her daughters, Mrs. Ida
! Hunter and Miss Flora Scott, LETT last
/ Saturday for her home at Sharon. IT
! Is worthy to mention that Mrs. Walk
er will be 50 years old ON August l, and
| returned home alone. She lives alone
/ buys her wood i'll blocks, splits il and
! brings in what she burns in two stoves
plants and takes care OF her garden
and her flowers. She is a remarkably
well-preserved woman for one so near
the four score years, dresses in excel
/ lent taste and is more capable of work
than women many years younger.
Buy ticket for the children S pag-
cant, Robin Hood, for playground
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