The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-16
PERSONAL.

John G. Clune has gone to Spring
field, Mass, where he has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Curtin Of
Springfield, Mass, visited recently in
town
Attorney Il. c. Bacon returned this
morning from q business trip to New
York.
Ernest Ballou, who has been i'll at
30 Elliot street with crysipelas, is
improving.
Harold Hudson, clerk in Scott s
grocery store, is i'll in his home on Ret
ting place.
Jonn sullivan of Greenfield visited
recently III the home of his sister, Mrs.
James Shechy.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. G. Areand went this
morning TO Burlington TO spend a week,
being ON business.
Miss Pauline Putnam will 90 tomor-
row 10 Albany to take a course in the
Albany business college.
Miss Marie Gauvin will return Sun
day to Somerville, Mass, after two
weeks visit at w. o. Young's.
Miss Jennie Hamilton and Miss Hazel
Wentworth began work this week for
the Iiolstein Friesian association.
Mrs Henry Bond returned today
from Battle Creek, Mich, where she
had been in the sanitarium several
weeks.
Mrs. Harry Robinson and two sons
have returned after several weeks
stay in her former home in White River
junction.
Arthur G. Wellman of Brookline. who
was in town Wednesday to attend the
listers meeting, visited his aunt, Mrs.
G. A. Waitman.
Mrs. 0. H. Ellis was called to Bel
lows Falls this week ON account of the
illness Of her daughter, Mrs. Hallam
Turton, who is i'll with grip.
Miss Mary Brown of South Main
street went yesterday to Springfield,
Mass, for an indefinite STAY in the
home Of her niece, Mrs. Il. p Nolan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Anderson
of Canal street were recently presented
by railroad men with chest of silver
and a cut glass dish for wedding
present.
Miss Noble and Miss Mabel Pike of
| llinsdale are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
\. Il. Stcbbins. Their mother under
went an operation in the Memorial
, hospital recently.
Miss Rhona Patterson, who lives in
! TownShcnd with her aunt. Mrs. Sher-
man Willard, at the Townshend Inn.
has been visiting her father, Dan Pat
tcrson, in town this week.
Mrs. Aurilla Pratt, age II, and Mrs.
/ James Stacey, both of Northampton,
were in town this week to see their
4 brother and uncle, Frank La Frinea,
who is i'll in the Mclrose hospital.
Peter Diliback and family, who had
/ lived in the house which was recently
burned on Western avenue, moved yes
I terdav TO the downstairs tenement Of
Mrs. W. u. Perry's house on Clark
street.
Miss Marjorie Baker, who had beer
confined to her home on Highland street
two weeks on account of a bad scald or
one leg caused by The splitting Of hot
coffee, has recovered and viii return
TO school next week.
Miss Mary Dcyinc has returned t,
her work in the Hooker, Corser 3
Mitchell overall factory, after being
90 her home on Harris place severa
weeks on account Of the illness of he
mother, who is better.
i, Mrs. George Fisk returned TO hel
home in West Lebanon, y. H., after
short visit with her daughter, Mrs. d
f.. Colburn. She came here with he
grandson, Delbert Colburn, who visite'
: in West Lebanon nearly five weeks.
William G. Huntress went today t,
Hanover 10 be present at a meeting
I Of secretaries OF several Of the claSsc
ut Dartmouth college. Mr. Huntress ]
acting secretary of the class of 1911.
He will 20 to Keene to spend sunday
returning Monday.