The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-24
PERSONAL.

MIS-. NrcOIBC 1tdIIlS Is critically III IN
her home on Main street
| Mrs Nellie Spafford OF Springfield,
Mass, is visiting at John O. Stones on
Spruce street
Charles Boyle of White River juno
tion is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. w. Boyle.
DR. +. L. Tracy was called out of town
today on business. He expects to re-
turn Monday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kirkwood
moved Monday from IA Hudson street
to Winchester, y. III.
George Stone of Myrtle street began
work the first of the week for the Quail
ity Furniture company.
Mrs. Jerry Sullivan has returned. aft
er two weeks vacation spent at her
home in Mortified, this state.
Mrs. Herman Merber of Providence,
II. l., is visiting in the home of her son.
Christopher McCourt of Canal street.
Miss Ellen Dunn returned yesterday
TO her home III Bellows Falls, after a II
few days visit in town with relatives.
Miss Florence and Miss Ida Spaul-
| ding left Monday for a two weeks
! visit with their grandparents in Burling-
| ton.
/ Mrs. George Gonycr and two children
of Leominster are visiting her mother
in-law, Mrs. Nelson Gonyer of Hudson
street
Miss Elizabeth Mcnamara has re-
turned, after two weeks visit with her
cousin, Mrs. Charles Smith, in New Ha-
ven, Conn.
Charles Edward Prentice of New Ha-
ven, Conn, is visiting his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Clarity of 80 |
Clark street.
Mrs. c. \. Mailman of Canal street,
who went Saturday to Westminster West
IT TO visit Mrs Rachel Wellman, returned
home today.
Mrs. Oliver Smith of Williams street,
I: who had been i'll four weeks on account
:: of slight shock, has recovered and
I: is able to be out.
(: Mrs NJ. J. Austin of New York city
(: has joined Mr.. Austin here for two
:. weeks visit in the home of Mrs.
= George Danyew.
Mrs. Jonathan Howe and son, John,
and Miss Eta Miner went Monday to
Claremont Junction to attend camp
), meeting week.
46 Miss Mary +. Austin and sister, Miss
IS Gertrude Austin went Wednesday to
30 st. Johnsbury by automobile to stay
p two or three days.
10 Hugh Smith returned yesterday to his
So home in Bellows Falls, after over two
~ months visit in the home of his aunt
l6 Mrs. j. l.. Ryan.
Mrs. Edwin Erickson and two sons,
Edwin and Arnold, of Lowell, Mass,
are visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. B. Me
nd Cune for two weeks.
Mrs. Maud Perry greeted friends in
town Wednesday while on her way from
Brookline, where she visited her par
ents, to her home in Amherst.
&c. Miss Margaret and Miss Ruth Fitz-
80 gerald have returned to their home In
Nv St Adams, after few days visit in
30 the home of their uncle, Martin Aher.
30 Miss Matte Metcalf of South New
ice fame, who had been guest several days
,s9 OF Mrs. r. l.. Brooks Of 26 Canal street
40 went yesterday afternoon to Williams
willie. -f--..i- ~. .---ss--.s.e.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Endlich Mrs. FREQ
Ellis and Mrs. Charles Cakes went yes
terday to the Cakes cottage on the Con
necticut river for an outing of few
days.
Mrs. Fred G. Sargent recently enter
. tanned the Birthday club at her hom
%
al was played and refreshments wer
vi" served
Mrs. Mary Chamberlain has returne,
TO her rooms, % Canal street, afte
having been gone nine weeks assistin
and Mrs Fred Thomas in the care of he
husband.
Verne Adams left last night fc
0 Plattsburg, ~ Y. where he will ente
l the second officers training camp. NJ
gers Adams is student at the University
Vermont.
Mrs A. D. Reynolds went to New Yor
to-day beginning weeks vacation wliic
she will spend at Sea Bright y J., wit
ana her daughter, Miss Violet Reynolds
New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Broughton
Wilder (Vt.) visited recently with h
mother, Mrs. Norman Jacobs The
son, Harry, who had visited two weel
ana with his grandmother, Mrs. Jacobs, I
turned home with them.
Mrs. j. 7. Shurtleff of Winthro
Mass, who is spending the summer
g her cottage at Spofford lake, and
ooh guests Mr.. and Mrs. Bean of Bostc
visited this week with Mrs F. C. S;
n gent.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Peter S. Chase of \
aud 10 Chestnut street are at Lake Pleasa
spending the week as guests of Steph
Houghton of South Londonderry
Houghton and Mr.. Chase were co
rades in the Civil war.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Faubert and son,
thur, of Lowell, Mass. came Wednesd
game by automobile to visit her sister, Mrs
VS. as +. Guiheen of Washington street. TT
with left yesterday for visit at Mrs. +.
l,.,,4 - IN,
ing a Mrs Guiheen went with them.
ontest Miss Victoria St. Clair of Leban
'ester- ~ H., came Monday, called here on
and count of the illness of her sister y
epped n j. Gagniere, who underwent an OF
alton in the Melrose hospital. Miss
elphia CLAIR is guest of Mrs. j. c. MUIR
N sus- of South Main street while in town.