The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-21
BRATTLEBORO Personal

Fl. S. Killelea, electrician.
Mrs. A. J. Currier of Frost street i
confined to her bed by illness.
Mrs. Fred G. Sargent of EsterbrooE
street is confined TO her home by illness
Paul Bernard of Boston viii visit al
his home on Tyler street over Christmas
Lucien Howe came this morning from
Boston TO visit over the weekend with
| relatives.
Mrs NJ. /. Bennett, who has been CON
I hned TO her home several days by illness,
| is improving.
) Mrs. A. E. Wood, who is spending the
| winter in Boston, is at her home here
for few days stay
Miss Astrid Erickson is working dur
ing the holidays in Hopkins's flower
store on Main street.
George Lynch, student in Syracuse
university. is at his home on Putney
road for the vacation
Miss Isabelle Harmon of Gardner
Mass, was guest here yesterday of
Miss Susan Hanrahan.
Mrs. NJ. p. Estey viii come Saturday
from Boston to visit over the holidays
with Dir. and Mrs. Joseph G. Estey.
Mrs. r.. c. Clark went to Cambridge,
Mass, today to spend the holidays
with her mother, Mrs Il. F. Perkins
Mrs. Nettie Pierce of Bellows Falls
Is spending few weeks in the home of
Harry NJ. Sweetland of Putney road.
Miss Ruth Howe is expected tomorrow
from New York to spend a weeks vaca-
ton at her home on Oak Grove avenue.
Louis Kaine. who is employed in New
York, Is among those who will spend the
holidays in town. He is expected Satur-
day.
Mrs. J. C. Murphy Of Canal street
underwent an operation this morning in
the Melrose hospital by DIR. Edward r.
Lynch.
Miss Margaret Barber is expected to
arrive tomorrow from Washington, D.
C., to visit her parents. Dr. and Mrs. G.
+. Barber.
Philip Wheeler. student in Wesleyan
university, came Tuesday night to spend
the Christmas vacation at his home on
Chestnut hill.
Miss Elizabeth Crane came today from
Mount Holyoke college to remain with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Crane
over the holidays.
Mrs. Eugenia NJ Pettee returned
visit in New York, NIaplewood and
Montclair, y. J.
Miss Dorothy Pratt. who is attending
birmingham normal school. will come
tomorrow to spend q week at her home
on Walnut street.
William Martin of Boston. who came
to attend the funeral yesterday of Miss
Hannah Mullen. is spending a few days
1T the Brooks House.
iIrs. Ella Warner. principal of a
school for the deaf in Beverly, Mass. |
came last night TO visit in the home of |
her brother, Freeman Scott.
Leighton Moves came Monday night !
from Boston, where he attends Boston 1
to visit his parents. DIR. and /
Mrs. ". X. Moves, until Jan. >.
Henry Lawton is expected today from |
where be attends the Uni /
versity Of Vermont to remain during the
vacation at his home on Oak street.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Henkei. who were
called here by the death OF Mrs Heuk /
els father. Carlos X. jones' will return
tomorrow to their home in Yarmouth,
Me. -s
Mrs. Waitress Of Weston. who had
been visiting in town several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Mather of
Cedar street, returned 10 her home to
day.
Eugene Moran came last night from
Pa, where he attends
academy, 10 visit over the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. J. Moran. +
John G. Heaphy Of Montpelier and Or.
lawrence f. Heaphy of New York came
oday TO remain over Christmas with
heir sisters, Miss Anna and Miss Regina
Ieaphy of Cedar street.
John Kuhlke Of Brooklyn, who was
.ound unconscious by Mrs. Elizabeth
SIcGreevy in her garage, where he had
zone to start the engine in his automo-
,ile, has returned 10 his home in Brook
yn and is Slowly recovering.
DIR y. II. Moves was called Tuesday
night to Stanstead, T.. O., by the illness
{ Mrs. Noyess father, ID. c. Huutley.
Tho fell and fractured his hip. Or.
loyes accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Hunt
~ here today and Mr.. Iiuntley was
AIKEN TO the Memorial hospital
Miss Dorothy Hubbard. senior in the
Connecticut College for Women at New
london. Conn. viii come tomorrow from
iardner, Mass, where she has been visit
lg her father. Walter T.. Hubbard, and
-ill spend a week with Miss Addic
sailey at Frank G. Streeters' on Oak
rove avenue. Miss Antoinette Taylor
{ New London is expected Tuesday TO
E 4 guest few days of Miss Hubbard. |
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