The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-08
PERSONAL.

Mrs. s. L. Purinton is i'll in her home
on Maple street.
Miss Jennie Bowen returned from
Boston Tuesday.
Mrs f. E White, clerk in Clapp &
Jones's, is at home ILL.,
Mrs. +. J. Coils is assisting this
week as stenographer in the board of
trade rooms.
Mrs. L. B. MeCune will 90 Tuesday
| for a week $ visit in Fitehburg and
| Walpole, Mass.
D, \. Goewey and family have
moved from 1877 South Main street to
| Clark street.
Mrs. Mary Chamberlain has moved
into the upstairs tenement at %
! Canal street.
Miss Regina Mancini began work
this week for the Hooker. Corser &
Mitchell Co.
| Attorney General and Mrs. H G.
Barber Went Thursday to Montpelier
to stay Il few days.
r : C. P. Wash, who had been seriously
i'll several weeks, is much improved, but
has not yet been outdoors.
Miss Christabel Garfield went this morn
ing to Northampton, Mass. to visit her
sister. Mrs. Hadlock, several days
Mrs. G. 4. Harris left this morning
for New York to visit her daughter,
Miss Evelyn Harris, at the Finch school
| Mrs. Edwin Whitney of Springfield
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. David Weld of Western av-
enue.
|
| Miss Matte Metealf of South New
fame is caring for Mrs. r. L. Brooks
and infant daughter i'll their home, "a
Clark street.
| Mrs F. L. Straub and daughter
Katherine, of Greenfield were guests OF
. Mrs. Straub's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
u. l.. Bristol, recently.
Mrs. Martha La Frinea has finished
. work at the Austine Institution and il
staying in the home of her daughter
: Mrs. Walter Mclaughlin.
Mrs. d. J. Huntley return cd yesterday
to her home in Stanstead, p. @, after ;
weeks visit here with her daughter
!. Mrs. w. R. Moves, and family
Mrs. d. j Stolte and daughter, Mary
went this morning to New York, wher
5 they were called by the illness OF Mrs
n rbpltt y SIsiCI, MIS-. w u. dSudlI.
George Sherwin of Keene, who wa
called here TO attend the funeral yes
Y terday of his cousin, Mrs. Fannie l.
= Howard, returned to Keene last night.
Mrs. Frances Z. Clark returned las
evening from visit of two weeks wit
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Frank 5
Clark, in Natick, Mass, and in Bos
IS ton.
John c. Clune. son of Mrs. John Gar
n rlty of Vernon street lecently went t
: Camp Devens. Aver. Mass, whore he
stationed with 4 Massachusetts CON
: pany.
r. Miss Edna Patterson was called yes
terday to her home in Putnev on a,
!, count of the serious illness of her mott
: er, Mrs. L. Z. Patterson, who died las
% evening.
Miss Ethel Richmond has fnishe
! the winter term of school. where sh
: was teacher. in the Jacobs district
: Guilford and has gone to her home
4 Westminster
:. A. II. Thompson. superintendent OF t,
= Brattieboro branch of the Metropolltia
Lie Insurance company, returned tn
morning from a business trip to Iudlo
le and Bellows Falls
s. L. NJ Randall of Newfane. who
working in Greenfield, visited h
n daughter, Mrs. Hollis Butterfiel
SIS Wednesday. on his way TO Springfield
" this state, to attend a funeral,
Mrs. Roger Donohue of Holyok
,r. Mass. and Thomas Guiheen of Sprin
er, field, Mass. visited in town yesterde
al, with their brother, Oscar Guiheen, al
II. family. They returned last night.
.sa Mrs Christine Harrington, VINO ft
recently on her way to work to t
Hooker, Corser Mitchell factory, al
was taken to the Memorial hospital f
an x-ray examination, was found
have broken one of her wrists
\. J. Gagniere of Greenfield. Mas
visited in town the first of the wee
ny Mrs. Gagniere, who visited three wee
III Roxbury, Mass, has returned a.
ng is staying for the present with Mrs.
ted c. Murphy of Canal street before mo
ing to Greenfield.