The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-24
PERSONAL.


morning on business trip.
Forest Orkins has taken A position
as clerk III Clapp 4 Jones : store.
Clarke {. Fits and II. f. Eddy Went
10 boston tins morning on business.
Miss Lyabelle Nichelman is spending
tEe Gay IN Greenfield with relatives.
Glen Whitney and Albert Bowman
We're II Bellows Falls over sunday
Miss Mary Henshaw will 20 to Sche-
hectady, \. y, to spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Frank LaFrinea is in Boston
for a two-weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davenport is in town
rom Philadelphia for few days
stay.
William Miller, clerk at tie freight
office, left today for a few days
hunting trip
Mrs. G. 5. Partridge was obliged to
90 to her home in AIillcrs Falls Sat
urdav, being ILL.,
Miss Eunicc Putnam Of Vernon was
Weekend guest Of Mrs. Abby Fits
on Chaplin street.
S. II. Mixer, who was operated upon
at the Memorial hospital last week,
4 IS gaining slowly.
4 4
! ing business and entered the employ
Of Holden & Martin
Miss Netta Whitman will go tomor-
row TO Boston to spend 4 week or 10
days with her mother
Harold Gale, clerk at Scott S grocery
store has returned from week s va
cation IN West Townshcnd
Mr.. and Mrs Walter G. Halliday
Will 20 tonight to East Dover to spend
thanksgiving with their parents
Or. and Mrs McGilleuddy of Turner's
rails spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
1 theodore Turner on Elliot street.
4 Mr.. and Mrs +. y. Whitney have
returned from trip to Montreal and
are at their home on Green street.
Mr. and Mrs William Tavlor of
Bellows Falls visited Mrs. Tavlor :
mother, Mrs Haverty, over sunday.
Miss Emma J. Gregg will 90 to
Brooklyn Wednesday to spend the rest
Of the week with the Misses Mellow
K ell
). 7. Eagan, who was a guest at the
Frost farm three weeks of Mr.. and
Mrs Daniels, left today for New York
city
Mr.. and Mrs. II. {. Rhodes viii
leave here Wednesday for Portland.
Ne, where they will spend Thanks
giving.
Robert Fits of Dartmouth and Stan
ley Fits of Worcester academy will
spend Thanksgiving at their home on
Oak street
\. T. Trout Of Springfield, O.. came
Friday night to remain over Thanks.
giving At the home of his son. Rev.
d. I. Trout
Miss Margaret Leach, who is attend
/ M Middlehury college. is expected to-
morrow to spend the rest of the wee /,
AT her home here.
Mrs II. n kendriek returned f. her
home in Greenfield Yesterday after he.
ing called here By the serious illness
OF her father. 5. II. Mixer.
Judge and Mrs. ]. L. Martin. Miss
Helen Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Nur
ray !. Tucker spent the week end IN
! Bcncusson cabin on Ncwfane hill.
Mrs. L. l.. Carroll Of Willimantie.
Conn, IS expected Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving in town with her hus
band, /. /. Carroll, on Green street.
Mrs. john NJ DOYLE Of Northfeld
t., Is expected tomorrow to remain
with her daughters the Misses Doyle.
on Green street until after Thanks
giving.
Mr.. and Mrs. y u. CIawson and
daughter viii go to keene "Wednesday.
where they Will remain over Thanks
giving with Mrs Clawson i parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton
/ Mr.. aud Mrs Ernest Brazcr moved
SATURDAY from Western avenue to the
/ Hal house on Chaplin street. which
/ they all conduct as a boarding house
as they formerly did.
Mr.. and Mrs g. II. smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest White and Miss Margaret
Walsh We're visitors IN Orange vester-
day with Mr.. and Mrs Warner Bar
rett They made the trip By automo-
bile.
Miss Marguerite White viii come to-
morrow from Smith college to spend
! Thanksgiving at her homo on Western
avenue. A college friend, Miss Pauline
Clark of Cleveland, O., viii accom-
.pany her.
Daniel F. Carmody, who has been
commissioned postmaster at Fair Haven
and who viii begin his duties Dee. l.
IS brother of Rcy. Father NJ j. Car
mody Of Brattlcboro. He ALWAYS has
been Il staunch Democrat, and fol
years has been chairman of the Rutland
county Democratic committee and 2
member of the Democratic state com
mittee.