The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-17
PERSONAL.

"A. A. Jones, who Is employed in Athol,
Mass. spent the weekend with his fam
lily on High street.
Miss Beatrice Batchelder of Keene
came this morning to visit her sister,
Miss Rose Batchelder.
E. f. Leitsinger has hired the place
on Western avenue formerly owned by
the late Miss Jennie Whitney.
Mis- Grace Leach, teacher in the
Greenfield schools, visited at her home
on Prospect street over Sunday.
Mrs. Wilbur G. Rockwell of Frost
street is visiting her niece, Miss Grace
Howard, in Winchendon, Mass.
Paul Chase and Jacob P. Estey went
last night to Amherst to attend the
commencement at Amherst college.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hromada of
Springfield, Mass, were guests Sunday
and Monday of Mrs C. E. Mann of Pine
street.
A. P Lee and F. H. Hilton, officers
of the Cloverdale Co., were here from
Boston today on business at the Clover
dale store.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Chase are spend
ing week at Spofford lake and are oc-
tupI my liAS IAiliSlSOh 1otleiSc O41 tAaS
north shore.
DR. and Mrs w. NJ Knowlton have
returned to Boston after a weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Perry of
South Main street.
Mrs. Maria S. johnson, who spent the
winter in New York with her daughters,
is visiting at II. G. f. Pratt s on her
way to her home in Wardsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Lowe and daugh
| ter. Martha, of Newburg, n Y, came
| last night to visit in the home of Mrs.
loves sister, Mrs. Thomas Rice.
Alfred S. Thompson went last night
to Burlington to attend the Vermont
| State Jeweler S convention. He is ex-
pected to return tomorrow afternoon.
Harold Mann, who is employed at
Beacon Falls, Conn, visited here today
with relatives on his way to his home in
Wilmington, where he will spend vaca-
ton.
Dolor Nolin has finished work in Hop
kins 5 store. He went yesterday to st.
Adams and Swanton to visit relatives.
Harold Hebard will begin work next
Monday in Hopkins 5.
Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES Graves and
family of Keene and Mrs. Charles New
ton of White River Junction visited
here Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
/, w. Smith of Prospect street.
Rev. E. Q. S. Osgood went to Boston
this morning to attend the commence
, ment exercises of Harvard university.
t He viii be present at the 44th reunion
) of his college class at the Harvard club
t Wednesday evening.
f. ]. Taggert of Greenfield, Mass,
who accompanied his family here Satur-
day for visit with Mrs. Taggert's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Brown
4 returned Sunday to Greenfield. Mrs
7 Taggert and children will remain during
L the week
Mrs. Flora Adams, who had beer
: spending five weeks with friends il
: Chester, came this morning to visit {
: few days with Mr., and Mrs. Henry
: StockwelL in Vest Bra tleharoosa ,Sh'
= will go from here to Northfeld Mass.
= to spend the summer
+ Private Hartwell Atwood, who was
= member of the 30lst battalion sigma
corps, and had been overseas clever
II months, was discharged yesterday anC
! came last night from Camp Devens
y Aver, Mass, to spend a week in tow
= with his mother. Mrs. Carroll A. Wood.
it Mr. and Mrs Charles Wellman an,
h daughter, Ruth, of West Medford
a Mass, and Mrs Frank Wright an
Te daughter of kecne, \. H., were visitor
a. here yesterday in the home of Mrs. We'll
1T man s cousin, Wesley Irish Mrs. Well
IL man formerly was a resident of Keenc.
: Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Morse and daugh
40 ter. Marion, and DR.. and Mrs. c. r. AID
:. rich returned yesterdavs from a week o
= more spent at Middledam, Me. Mr.. an
III Mrs. g. l.. Dunham and Mr. and Mr.
70 Ii. w Mason, who were with them, al
~ spending a few days in Paris, Nc, bt
= fore returning home.
he Miss Rose Normandin, teacher c
French in the high school at Swantol
re has come to Brattleboro to spend til
Ia. summer vacation with her sister, Mis-
tn Cordelia Normandin Several of Mis-
ON Normandin 5 former pupils here will r.
fl sumo the study of French under h,
on instruction during the summer.
to Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Haus returned Sa
Ike urday evening from Baltimore, Nc
to where they were called by the death
N his mother, Mrs. John Haus, which o
er CURED after a few days illness. Mr.
he Haus, who was 16 years old, had visitC
in Brattleboro many times in the hon
III Of her son and had made many frient
mt here. Her husband died about sew,
"a years ago.
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