The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-31
PERSONAL.

day
Richard Clancy Of Springfield, Mass,
visited yesterday with MIR. and Mrs.
George Croll.
Miss Blanche Gregory of Montreal is
visiting in town with her cousin, Mrs
+. w. Mike.
II. G. Hubbard of Holyoke, Mass,
| was a guest of Frank Nj. Cram over
Memorial day.
Mrs. William Martin of Elliot street,
who sustained a shock last week, is
slightly improved.
NJ. ad Nra. w. A. Wilcox and son,
Willard went Tuesday to Jacksonville,
returning yesterday.
William Douglas and family moved
yesterday from Forest street to their new
house on Orchard street.
Harold Rose. bcllboy at the Brooks
house. who was i'll with measles. has
resumed lis work at tho hotel.
Clayton Bonville of Fair Haven
! (Nt) is spending a few DAYS in town
with his aunt. Mrs. f. j. Snyder.
Donald kibhec of Longmeadow
Mass, was a visitor in town yesterday
in the home Of Mrs. Jennie Bemis.
Miss Carolyn Arms and party of
friends Of Bellows Falls were regis
tered at the Brooks House yesterday.
Mrs. +. NJ. Davis eff 100 Western
avenue will entertaia the Jolly Six
teen tomorrow afternoon from ) to D.
/ d. E. MeElhinny of New York is
spending several days with his family
in their summer home on Putney road.
James Dunlcyy of Portland, Me-, is
visiting in town with his mother. Mrs
Sarah Dunlevy lie came by automobile.
Mra. Walter Bishop Of New Haven,
Conn. is spending scve.al ,IaEs III
town with the Misses Eddy CT Green
street. .a. a..
David Willard of New York, who has
been spending Il few days i'll town and in
| Ncwfane, will return To New York to-
morrow.
Miss Elizabeth Doyle is expected to re-
turn today from Springfield, Mass.
where She went to spend the holiday
with friends.
Miss Nellie Redding, who is employed
in the Office Of the Durham Brothers
company, spent the holiday at her home
in liinsdale.
Mrs. Harold l.. Larrabee OF Portland
Me, was a visitor over Memorial dal
with her father, Frank Bean, and aunt
Miss Lou Bean.
: james Dowd and sister 81 New York
Q who were registered at the Brooks House
returned today. They made the trip il
their automobile
, Merton {. Robbins of New Yo.k !
: in town, coming to see his father. Man
- Gus Robbins, who is i'll ii hi home i
West Brattleboro.
Mrs. Pauline A. Ward went Tuesda
z to Springfield, Mass, to spend the hol
! day with friends. She will visit i
Tbompsonyillc before returning.
4 Mr. and Mrs james Greenwood ,
Easthamptou, Mass, VINO had been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Matthc,
\ Howard. returned to ,hcir home la,
night.
\ Raymond Harris, Junior in the In
4 versitv Of Vermont. is here 4 few day
and viii 90 to Guiltord where he vi
work on the French farm during I'll
4 summer.
1 Joseph Tmlcy and Mis-. Elizabct
\ Carroll of Albany. y. y. and JOSEF
4 o Council of Middietown, \. Y, WEI
guests yesterday of Nh. and Mrs. ]
q Frank Shea.
4 Miss Elizabeth Ilildreth will go t
morrow to Boston where she viii spcr
4 two weeks with friends She will a
B tend the commencement at LasclI SCI
z mary June ).
L Laurence. son of Mr. and Mrs. ia
4 ncy S. MIchelman, has returned fro
a Boston, where he had been rcceivi,
\ treatment on his eyes. The lad 5 sic
4 is much improved.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Fred u. Rollins
Philadelphia we've guests vcata dav
\ Mr. and MIR. Frank Il. Mann Of We
j Brattleboso. Thy went today to We
ToWnshend to visit relatives.
Mrs. Sarah Gifia will faish wo
Saturday in Hou9htou & S.m9nIs
4 store, where she has been employ
4 eight years. She will 90 to Montreal
spend the summer with her moth"r.
4 Miss Jessie Utlcy of Amherst. Ma.
is i'll with measles in the home of i
grandmother, Mrs. j. L. Martin. VI
II. Lester Utlcv came from Amherst
. be with her daughter while she Is
I Madam Gad-ki and her daughtcr,
I coInpanicd by two maids and cha
four arrived at the Brooks Hcusa |;
evening and this momiag went
Spoiiord lake, where Madam Cad,
has taken a cottage for tn summer.
George Washington Bailey, the wv
known wrestler who had been wire
ling in the South, arrived in Bratt
boro Tuesday and has enter Il the {
ploy of c. +. Allen, florist Mr.. Bal
4 was taken i'll with malaria in Gcor
aud started for home. lie was on
train that raced with the tornado Il
did such extensive damage i'll southt
states and saw woman seated in
car n few seats in front Of him SIN