The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-06-08
PERSONAL.


Thomas Guiheen of Chicopee visited
his brothers in town recently.
Mrs. Don Belleville is i'll with bron-
chitis in her home on Clark street.
Mrs. G. II. Hall of Clark street is
entertaining the D. C. club this after
noon.
Mrs. +. D. Weaver of Saxtons River
visited yesterday with Mrs. A. W. Har
wood.
Norman Darling attended the funeral
of Miss Bernice Whitman in Westmore-
land Saturday
Mrs. r. J. Clements of Chelmsford,
Mass, is visiting in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. l.. b. McCune.
Eugene Wilcox went Tuesday to
Woodstock on a business trip. He al
SO stopped i'll White River Junction.
Mr., and Mrs. Orrie LeBert and
little son, Gordon, have taken the down
stairs tenement at IL South Main street
Mrs. Leslie Burke is i'll with measles
ller daughter, Mrs. Earl Jones, has
come to remain with her for a while.
Mrs j. l.. Gates went to Newfane
Tuesday. She visited Mrs. Abbie Tn
derwood and called ON other friends in
town.
Mrs. Caspar Moran and daughter,
Amy. returned Wednesday after a
week s visit in Springfield and New
Haven.
Louis and Leo LaFrancc were called
Friday to Detroit 10y the illness and
death of their father. They are expect
ed to return this week.
Mrs. Ella Miller went to Greenfield
yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs. Purle
Stockwell, and family. She will be gone
for week or ten days.
Mrs. Myra Moore, who has been in
the Memorial hospital a few weeks,
came to the home of her daughter, Mrs
Warren Hyde, yesterday.
William Brooks of Williamsville
came Monday to bring the remainder
of the household goods of his son and
family who recently moved to 90 Canal
street.
Mrs. 0. II. Broughton and infant
daughter and little grandson returned
yesterday to Wilder, Vt, after a week s
visit with her mother, Mrs. Norman
Jacobs.
Bernard Casavant has finished work
for the Estey Organ company and he
and Mrs. Casavant will 20 to Spring
field, Mass, where he expects to have
employment.
Miss katherine Trendall and Miss
Mary Mccarthy of Boston are visiting
in town with the former 5 brother, Mat
thew Trendall. They are staying with
Mrs. Patrick Clarity.
John Lynch, John Manning, John J.
Clarity and Patrick Doyle, all of Com
panv /, who are doing guard duty out
of town, visited here recently for n
short time at their homes.
Roger NJ, Aiken Of Putney, who was
messenger of Governor +. Graham dur
ing the last session Of the legislature,
has registered in the office of II. G. &
+. +. Barber as a law student.
Mrs. Ray Greene and three children
viii come tomorrow from Worcester for
two weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank l.. Hunt of TYLER
street. Mr.. Greene will also come for
short visit
Ten of the friends of Mrs. Charles
| +. Smith recently gave her a farewell
| Shi lIiNe parry III lHt HtHt OF MT. ana
| Mrs. u. +. Riley Refreshments were
served Mrs. Smith was presented with
silk umbrella
Mrs. Patrick Clarity entertained the
Larkin Soap club in her home Wednes-
! day evening. Refreshments were
served and a social time enjoyed. There
was piano music and Miss Josephine
Clarity sang several selections.
Rev and Mrs. G. T. Tomkinson, Mr..
and Mrs Henry Bond, Mr. and Mrs. D.
| W. Felch l.. W Hawley and Fred s.
Knight are among those from here who
are attending the Windham County
Baptist Sunday school convention in
! Townshend
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Knapton, Miss
| Hazel Knapton and Francis Prince, al
of Adams, Mass, visited recently with
| Mrs. knapton s parents. Mr.. and Mrs
A. W. Harwood of 81 Clark street
They came i'll two motorcycles with
side ears over the Mohawk trail.
Albert Paquette went Wednesday tC
Chicopee, where his parents are now
living. The employees of the S. A. Smitl
factory. where he worked, presented
MN Win At ndHuSbIHG tidbN cling tdSt
He visited Sunday in Bennington witt
his sister, who is a sister of the ordcI
of st. Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Smith anC
Misses Beatrice, Loretta and Elizabeth
Prentice and their brother, Charlie
Prentice, who live with Mr.. and Mrs
Smith, went today to New Haven, Conn
to live. The household goods wer
+ moved by automobile truck from ?
Canal street to New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs b. T. Riley, Mrs. Ken
: meth Thayer and daughter, Agnes, ano
, Charles Aher attended the wedding O
! their brother, Patrick Francis Aher, anC
Miss Mary Columbus, which took place
Monday morning, June 4, in the Roman
Catholic church in Otter River. 1t wa
!. a double wedding and Miss Delor;
Columbus and John Goulding were mar
ried at the same time.
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