The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-09
PERSONAL.

day III Springfield, Mass.
Charles Prescott is working for the
Dewitt Grocery company.
Mrs. J. J. McKenna of South Lon
dondcrrv visited yesterday with Mrs.
G. H. Hall
Albert Paquottc of Chicopee Falls
visited in town from Saturday to Mon
day afternoon
Mrs. Lila Ingram of Newfane came
yesterday to stay until Saturday eve
ming with Mrs. J. l.. Gates.
w. F. Tier of Bridgeport, Conn, Wis
tied III town Sunday with his family
at their home, y Canal street.
Miss Lillian Douglas went today to
Greenfield to visit Miss Helen Morris.
She will return Saturday evening.
+. J. Long of Troy, n y, will visit
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. F. Riley of Canal street.
Miss Catherine Doyle, who had been
visiting here six weeks with Mrs. John
t. KANE, left this week for Cambridge,
Mass.
Frank Foster of Springfield, Mass,
will come tomorrow TO visit over Sun
day here and in his home III Spotford,
y. II.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Richardson re-
turned last night from l0-days, we'd
ding trip in the northern part of Yer
mont
Mrs. May Morris returned last night
from Greenfield. where she had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Pierce
and family
Edgar Welch of Hinsdale has re
sumed work on the new Manley garage
and has a room III the home or Mrs.
J. l.. Gates, 20 Canal street,
James Grady of South Main street
is unable to be at his work III the
freight station on account of severely
mjuring three toes of the left foot.
NJ c. Whitney of Baldwinsville
Mass, visited in the home OF his sis
ter Mrs. +. J. Slocum Of South Main
| street, from Saturday to Wednesday.
About 10 intimate friends of Miss
Lydia Morrill, gave her a KITCHEN show
er IN her homo on Canal street Wednes-
day night. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ross of Chester
are visiting friends in this village and
! in West Brattleboro. Mr.. Ross Il mum
| Der of wears ago was engineer ON the
West River road.
/ Mrs. Lila Hadley, who had been
spending 10 days with her sister, Mrs. G,
| f. Sherman, at the Brooks House. has re
turned to her home at Mrs. Chamber
1 lain'S on Green street
Michael Joseph Coughlin OF Camp
Merritt, Tenahy, \. j., visited recently
with his mother, Mrs. Torrance Cough
lin, and his sister, Mrs. Anthony Gar
rity of South Main street.
Secretary Herbert t. Stiegler OF the
board Of trade has returned from Il three
days business trip to Bennington and
North Adams, Mass. He reports Il light
snow in some sections visited.
Mrs. Sarah kidder, who spent several
week i'll New York with her daughter
Mrs. Charlotte kidder and in Maine Is
IN town for few days stay. Mrs. Kid
der came here yesterday from Spring
field, Mass.
Mrs. Charles Boyle and daughter,
Marion, returned today to their home
in White River Junction after visit
ing since Saturday with Mr.. Boyle s
lparents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Boyle OF
South Main street.
Miss B. f. Sullivan Of the firm OF
Brosnahan & sullivan went Tuesday
TO Dorchester, Mass, for visit in the
home Of her sister. Mrs Mary Brosna
han. Miss Sullivan will also buy good,
for the store in Boston.
Mrs Charles Donovan Of 90 Elliot
street received word Yesterday or tn,
death of her father-in law, John Dono
van OF st. Adams. Mrs. Donovan an(
two children, Ralph and Ethel, went t
ST. Adams today to attend the funeral
Julius Wood OF Rochester, n Y, ha
Joined Mrs Wood and son in the home o
her parents. MIR and Mrs. A. o, Norcros
of Dummerston. They will return to
, morrow to Rochester, Mrs. Wood and so
having spent several weeks here wit
relatives
, Mrs. {. a. Waitman of Canal stree
. has received word of the death o
Romano Mailman. IS, which too
! place SUNDAY in North Springfield, VI
, Mr.. Waitman was brother of the lat
Charles 4. Mailman Of Brattleboro an
was the last member of the Waitma
, family.
The Y. z. {. [. of the Universalis
church gave seven social Wednesda
evening III the church vestry. The Ell
tertainment which was IN charge O
Miss Grace Cooper, began at : elocl
The admission was seven cents, ever
seventh person admitted free, til
games all went by sevens, and ther
t were seven kinds of rcfreshment,
About 80 attended the social.