The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-09
PERSONAL.

Louis Rate is i'll with tonsilitis at
his home on Beech street.
J.. NJ Randall of Newcane was in
town Wednesday on business.
r. B. Sladc and family moved Tues
day from l0I Prospect street to % Canal
street.
John Helyar of New Brunswick, n.
j., was at his home on Spruce street
Thursday.
Charles Miner of New York spent the
first of the week at his home on the
Bonnyyale road.
DR. W. II. Lane went TO Montpelier
this morning to testify in the Brattlc
boro Retreat hearing.
Patrick Dogle, who was severely in
iured several weeks ago, has recovered
and is able to be out
Mrs g. l.. Durham and daughter,
Miss Evelyn Durham, We're in Spring
field, Mass, yesterday.
Mrs. c. O. Abbott returned Yesterday
afternoon to Springfield (Vt.), after
having spent a few days in town.
Miss Ruth Littlefeld Of Allston,
Mass, came yesterday and is visiting
Mrs. j. l.. Stewart of Western avenue.
Ernest Fadden and family moved
Wednesday from South Main street to
Springfield, Mass, where he has employ
ment.
Mrs. Ella Miller went Wednesday to
Greenfield on account of the illness of
the children Of her sister, Mrs. Purle
Stockwcll.
Mrs. 7. A. Tuthill and daughter and
Mrs. George Clapp and daughter, are
spending the day with relatives in Bel
lows Falls.
DR.. G. r. Anderson and DR.. II. p.
Greene were called to Montpelier yes
terday to testify in the Brattleboro
Retreat hearing
Fred Gagnon, who has been en-
Ployed on the Barber building, finished
work there and Wednesday returned to
.Shertrookc. p. Q.
Mrs. W. II. Smith returned Tuesday
night after a two months visit III
Williamstown and Greenfield, Mass,
and in Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luman Weeks re-
turned last night from Boston. where
they had been since Tuesday attending
the automobile show.
Mrs George Yelling, Mrs. Clarence
White and Master Frederick White Of
North Bennington are guests of Mr.
aad Mrs John c. Dewitt
John Il. Lindcrhooth Of New Jersey.
came last night to town on business.
Mr.. Lindcrbooth bought Mrs Harold
Putnam S farm on Ames hill.
Nj. and Mrs. G. W Reed and daugh-
ter, Ruth, Went this afternoon to Jack,
sonville to spend Sunday with his par
cnts, Mr.. aud AirS f. Z. Reed.
Mrs. Christopher McCourt has re-
turned from Sharon, where She visited
her mother, Mrs. Martha Walker. Mrs.
Walker came with her for visit.
Miss Kate +. Hcffron returned to her
/ home in Putney Wednesday after spend
/ ing a few weeks in Hartford, Conn.
with her niece, Mrs K. II. Hincklcy.
Mrs. F1avicn Paqucttc of Canal street
went this week to Versailles, near st.
Gregoirc, province Of Quebec, to visit
her father, Joseph Charbonncau, who is
In.
A. l.. Staples OF Greenfield and c.
/ ]. Staples Of Springfield, Mass, were
in town Yesterday to attend the funer-
al Of Daniel c. Staples Of Cliftondale,
! Mass
Edward A. Baker of Cambridge,
Mass who visited relatives in town,
returned Monday to Boston, where he
is employed III the office of the Boston
! X Albany railroad
Mrs \. /. Maynard underwent an
operation for gall stones in the Ne
norial hospital yesterday afternoon
/ Or. G.. X. Anderson was the surgeon
Mrs Maynard is resting comfortably
today.
Fred LaFrinca, who came here on ac-
count Of the illness OF his father. Frank
LaFriHca, has returned to his home III
Schenectady, y. y. Mrs. LaFrinea
who remained for a longer visit, will re-
turn home tomorrow Mr. LaFrinea
who is i'll in the Melrosc hospital, is a
little improved