The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-06
PERSONAL.

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Mrs. p. Rate went Monday to Law
renee, Mass, for a visit
Ralph Cakes spent Monday and Tues
day in New London on business.
f. J. Hyde visited Sunday and Mon
day in Springfield and Greenfield.
Mrs. Martha La Frinea has returned,
after being away from town several
months.
Frank Welcome of New Haven,
Conn, formerly of this town, visited
here recently.
| Mrs. A. l.. Sumner, who has been
III in her home on Estabrook street,
is improving.
Mrs. William Boyce and daughter,
Miss Alice Boyce, visited Labor day in
Springfield, Mass.
Edward Boyce, Harold Stratton and
Daniel Manning spent Labor day in
| Greenfield, Mass.
Miss Ethel Sanders of Hartford,
| Conn, visited Labor day with her sis
ter, Mrs. l.. L. Stafford of Washington
| street
Miss Anna Moran of Springfield,
, Mass, visited Labor day in the home
of her uncle, Patrick Moran of Beech
| street.
| Miss Ruth Sargent, stenographer for
| the Brattleboro Water Works Co., is
unable to be at her work, on account
of illness.
Miss Florence sprague returned to-
day to her home in New York city
Miss AllethAire Estey accompanied her
for visit
| Misses Frances and Ruth Kaine have
returned to Chicopee, Mass, after a
two-weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
ear Guiheen.
Mrs Nellie Call returned yesterday to
her home in Flatbush, l.. L., after visit
ing two weeks with her sister, Mrs. A
| w. Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher MeCourt
returned yesteI lay, after visiting sew
oral days in Sharon (Vt), Newport and
Claremont, n. H. They went by auto
mobile.
Miss Elizabeth Sargent left the first
of the week for Cleveland, Ohio, for
a vacation of three weeks from her
work in the Holstein- Friesian associa-
tion office.
Mrs. c. NJ. Ballou and three children,
who had been visiting relatives and
friends here and in Newfane a month,
returned Wednt sday to their home in
Saratoga.
Joseph Adstin Of the navy came Sun
day from Washington, d. c., to visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Austin of
South Main street. He returned Sun
day night.
Mrs Ernest Thornell, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Doyle, in
Mortified (Vt), came here yesterday
for visit before returning to her home
in New York city.
Mrs. Jerry Duggan ard two sons
Harold and Edward, have returned ia
=, their home in New London, after a few
days visit in the home of her brother
in-law, Michael Duggan, of Vernon
street.
Miss Kathleen O'Brien of Hyde
Park. Mass, Mr. and Mrs. Jane:
10 'Brien, Miss Nellie o 'Brien and Miss
Belle Nealon of Hinsdale were in town
| Yesterday and called ON Miss Mary and
Miss Abbie Griffin.
Edward Paro, who worked at tn,
Copley Plaza in Boston, visited recent
5 " with his mother, Mrs. C. J. Paro
. While here he received a telegram Il
report for service He is now at CAM
n Upton, Yaphank, n. Y.
c Miss Gertrude s. Stockwell has re
sumed work in the office of the Holstein
4 Friesian association, after vacation il
a Springfield, Mass, Suffield and Hart
ford, Conn. She was accompanied b,
!, her mother, Mrs. G. j. Stoekwell.
n BENJAMIN Knapton of Adams, Mass
came Saturday to join his wife AM
II daughter in the home of her parents
I, Mr.. and Mrs A. w. HARDWOOD. Mr. ant
/ Mrs. Knapton returned Monday t
their home in Adams. Their daughter
q Miss Billie Knapton, is student il
5, the Brattleboro Business Institute.
A. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Walsh are Wis
iting in the home of Mrs. Catherin
"a Leahy of Clark street. They ire o
= their wedding trip an will live in Do
n chester, Mass. Mr.. Walsh, who fol
merly worked for the Durham Brotl
ers company, is now working in tn
4. shipyards in Squantum, Mass.
n Mrs. o. s. Wilcox of Clark street r.
turned Wednesday from Yonkers, n. Y
., | WneTe she NiSlleu HtT uduShitA, MI
- Brace Tompkins, nearly three week
- Mrs. Wilcox went to Camp Upton
=" see her son, Eugene Wilcox of Con
pany NJ, Saith engineers, but he ha
IN left the camp. Since then she has r
ELS ceived card notifying her of his sal
lis arrival overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Burroughs al
ay her sister, Miss Lillias Rodden, al
m. Mr. and Mrs Henry Dimes and so
al Charles, went Saturday by automobi
TO Windsor, where Mr.. and Mrs. Din
en-, and son visited her cousin, Mrs. w.
70, Barrett. The others went to Wilde
KS where they visited Mr.. Burroughs
Dr. parents. They all returned Monde
night.