The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-18
BrattleDOrO, VI.
PERSONAL.

Amos Sherman spent Sunday in
Springfield, Mass.
Brainerd Taylor of Springfield.
Mass, spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Thomas T. Britain went to New
York yesterday for short stay
Miss Jennie T. Bushce of Spring
field, Mass, was a guest of friends III
town yesterday.
Judge +. W Gibson has been engag
ell as Memorial day orator in North
Hinsdale, \. II.
Wantastiquet lodge, l. o. 0, F., viii
fer the second degree on three candi-
dates this evening.
Miss Clara Warren, who had been i'll
two weeks, returned to her work at
Jordan & Son 5 this morning.
Frank II. Brasor was in St Johns
| bury and White River Junction Satur-
! day on business for the Estey Organ
| company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Goodwin left
| this morning for Taunton, Mass, to at
| tend the funeral Of his brother 5 little
daughter,
Miss Abbie NJ. Winkler of Haddon-
! field, \. J., will come Wednesday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Fred L. Smith
Of Prospect street.
Miss Winifred Prigge is i'll at he1
| home ON Prospect street with neuritIs.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Wellman were
in Springfield, Mass, yesterday.
Miss CIoie Franklin, who had been
| spending week : vacation at her
home IN Guiford. returned to her WORK
at loughton & Simonds : today.
Mr. dewitt and son of the Merrill
| piano company Of Boston and Mr. and
Mrs. Watson Of Boston were in town
several days last week Mr.. levitt,
Mr.. Watson and L. II. Barber went ON
a fishing trip while they were here.
/ Miss Helen F. Dearborn returned to-
day to her home in Manchester, \. H.,
/ after visiting her cousin, Mrs Fred s.
Knight q few days. Miss Dearborn Is
. teacher i'm Il school for children of
. missionaries in Shanghai, China, and is
{ enjoying Il furlough in this country.
Mrs. L. L. Stafford returned satur.
day from Sunield, Hartford, and
! Springfield. where She had been Il
b week. Mrs. Stafford and daughter viii
leave this week for Manchester. tins
= state. to stay two weeks, and from
e there she will 90 to York beach to re-
main until her health is improved.
Charles H. Allen has resigned his
position as salesman for the Swift
I | Beef company because of i'll health
/ Mr.. Allen had travelled for that com
/ pany eight years. His successor Is
4 f,f
/ Allen plans to take a rest, and is now
i at farm in East Jamaica. His plan,
i for the future are indefinite.
Il Automobile parties were much in ev
Il idence Yesterday Among those who
II were at the Brooks House for Dime
Il or supper were Ernest NJ. Whitcomb
II Mason A. Dickinson and George B
II Churchill of Amherst, Mass. Charlie
II / w. Bosworth of Springfield, Mass, an,
II Charles t. Bailey of Lexington, Ky.
II Mr.. and Mrs. c, l.. Knowlton, Mis-
II Alice Knowlton. Miss Edith All N an
II G. X. Pierce of SheIburne Falls, Nh
II and Mrs. d. Moon, jr., and party 0
II Trenton, \. J., Mr.. and Mrs. c. w
II Cock Of ProctorsviIle and DR.. and Mr.,
II G. II. Bates Of Ludlow, Mrs. Eva Roch
II wood, Ralph Wood and Mr.. and Mr.
II Il. II. Newd Of Windsor.
II a party of - Swedish residents lief
II this morning for New York, wher
II they will board the steamer Lusitani
II tomorrow for Sweden. They were Wi
II helm Krokstrom, who has worked fo
II Major f. W Chlds many years, hi
III sister, Miss Mena Krokstrom, Mr. an
II Mrs. Enoch Larson and daughte
II Ellen, Mr.. and Mrs. Lilgequist, Mis-
II Tngeborg Anderson, Miss Alma Joh1
II son, Miss Sigma Johnson, Mrs. Ad
Ii Anderson and little son, Mrs. Gerd
II Marin and little son and Mr.. Gree
II darl Mr. Krokstrom came to tn
II country - years ago, and has visitC
II his old home hut once during that tim
II which was 20 years ago Miss kro
Il strom come 10 America y years az
II and was employed in the family
II Major I. w. Childs several years. N
II and Mrs. Larson have been in tn
II country IL years and the others ha'
II been here shorter lengths Of tim
II They expect TO be away about 70
. months.