The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-30
PERSONAL.

Richard Crosby is in Springfield,
Mass, today.
Attorney O. B. Hughes returned last
evening from a business trip to New
York
D. ". Tenney has returned to his
work at the library, after week 5
illness.
Charles Ray went to Brandon, this
state, yesterday to visit his brother I.
W. Ray
Mrs. Ellis Bruce Of South Newfane is
keeping house for her uncle, l. W
Bruce, on Green street.
Rev. Nelson Kellogg returned to
Poultney yesterday afternoon after
spending few days in town.
Edward Bowman Of Boston is spend
ing Il few days at the Brooks House
and visiting friends in town.
Miss Eliza Pratt will return today
from West Townshend, where she spent
q week with Mrs w IL. Taft.
Mrs Hattie " McNall has just re
turned from a fourweeks visit in
! Enosburg, Fairfax and Burlington.
/ Mrs. G. G. Gould and son. Raymond,
Z
where they have been two weeks.
William Boyd has finished work IT
Wells S bakery and entered the EN-
ploy of the Estev Organ company.
DR.. and Mrs. A. l.. Pettee returned
last night from New York, where they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman.
Mrs. Charles Nichols, who had beer
visiting in Haverill, Mass, several
weeks, returned to her home last even
ing.
Rollin S. Childs returned last night
from Chicago, where he went to al
tend the Universalists general conven
ton.
Mrs II. p. Smith returned TO New
York yesterday, after spending several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. f. 6
Starkey.
Miss Elizabeth S. Arnold of New
York is the guest for few days OF
her brother, y. H. Arnold Of Belmont
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Snyder, who had been
at Miss Annie Kirwan S on Green
street two months, left today for Bel
lows Falls.
Judge and Mrs Frank T. Barrie
New York. They will he gone two o
three days.
Mrs. Charles Colt returned las
night from Newton, Mass, where 81
WIS a guest of her daughter Mrs j. T
WhittemOre, two weeks.
Miss Mary Schumacher, superinter
dent at the Memorial hospital, returne
last night from Bennington and Trio,
where She spent a week.
Mrs. William r. ,Iosvlin of Center
vile, Mass, Will come Saturday t
spend the winter with her sister, Mr.,
\. NJ Harlow, Of Crosby block
Ralph Churchill. clerk in the Bra
tleboro Trust company, went this wee
to Burlington and was operated upo
for appendicitis in the Mary Fletche
hospital Yesterday.
Hon Ora F.. Butterfcld of Detroi
formerly of Brattleboro, was toastma
ter at the Universalist convention ba
quet at the Lexington hotel in Oh
cago, Saturday, Oct. p.
" Charles L. Glidden and dauehtc
p Miss Elizabeth Glidden, left toda
for Chicago. They viii be aw;
two weeks and on their rctul
trip Will visit the Howe school in
c diana and with friends in Clevelan
Emil \. Eric kson, who was in Wo
: ccstcr several months receiving trea
7 uent for rheumatism, has returned
i his home on Elliot street Mr. EricksC
q Will leave tomorrow for ,Iacksonvill
i Fla, where he Will spend the wintc
on account of his health.
Mr. and Mrs f. f. Park of Shirle
Mass, and Miss Elizabeth T. Colbur
: who were ut the Brooks House ~
&c days. left for their homes TODAY. Nj
Il Colburn, who was formerly compc
i itor and proofreader in The Phoen
'e office, Is now superintendent of
n children 5 school in Fall River. Ma.
10 She filed similar position some yea
with the Home for the Friendless
" Chicago.