The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-07
PERSONAL.

Elisha Culver of Westminster is
in town today.
Mrs Helen Chandler is at home this
week because of illness.
E.. w. Felch was in Ashburnham,
Mass, yesterday ON business.
Karl w. Shepardson of South Lon
donderry has been in town this week |
Attorney Harold E. Whitney was in
Windsor yesterday on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. p. Dewitt went toI
Boston yesterday to remain few days.
Z. j. Fenton and sister, Miss Mary
Fenton, were in Springfield yesterday
on business.
DIR. G. R. Anderson went to Spring
field yesterday and returned with his
new Cadillac car.
William briggs and Herman Payne,
both of Greenfield, came this afternoon
to visit friends until tomorrow.
X. r. Mosher went to Chicopee Falls
yesterday to get q seven-passenger
Stevens-Duryea touring car to use IN
his business.
Miss Lena Coombs of the New Eng
land telephone exchange is having
week vacation, which she is spend
ing at home.
Miss Hazel Metcalf of the Clawson-
Hamilton business college has begun
working afternoons in the office OF
| Chase & Chase.
William FL. Newton, who lived here
| during the winter with his daughter,
| Mrs. +. L. Hunt, has returned TO his
home in South Vernon.
Mrs Pauline A. Ward went to
| Springfield yesterday afternoon to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Eta Vesper,
| formerly of West Brattleboro.
MIR. and Mrs. Wakefield, formerly of
Worcester have hired the house on
Green street owned by Thomas Pent-
land and will move there this month
| Mrs William Richardson, Mrs. VIII
liam Sargent and Miss Florence Dick
inson were in Springfield yesterday to
attend the performance of the Lady OF
the SlipP T.
Miss Theresa McGrail has returned
Miss Mary r. Cabot. Miss Cabot is
automobile.
A. l.. Benedict returned yesterday
from Albany, where he had been tC
arrange to have his household good,
shipped to Brattleboro. Mrs. Benedict
will come here later.
Miss Nora Cavanaugh has finished
work at the Brooks House, where sh,
had been employed for several months
and has taken d position in the famil,
OF L. Z, Holden Of Park place.
Miss Amy f. Sears has finished worl
at Houghton & Simonds 5, where sh
was employed several years in the al
teration department, and is dom;
dressmaking at her home on Maii
street.
Howard B. Richardson, civil engin
Ger for the Boston & Maine railroad
who was in town several months
, left yesterday to take charge O
some construction work for the sam
company at Danbury.
Mrs. Y. o. Jones and Mrs L. L
Greene have been enjoying an auto
e mobile trip since Monday to Pittsfielt
Mass, Albany and Troy, y. Y, an
t back to Springfield. They are expecte
home this evening by train.
S Franklin E. Head. formerly of thi
), town, is closing his service as principe
of Hopkins academy in Hadley, Mass
/ to begin his work in agricultural edl
\ cation for the department Of agricu
!. ture at Washington. His address wi
{, be at the Office of experiment station
+ Z. L. Hildreth will have as h
: guests for the week lend at his sun
mer home on. Ames hill, +. B. Hazel
E, EFT, manager of the Nale Universit
4 Press, Robert Rutter of New Yorl
/, book binder for the Press, and c. !
Estey Of Boston, a wholesale pap,
y dealer. The guests will come today
II Frank l.. Hunt, who is trayelir
Il through the Southwest with II.
> Webster in the interests of the We
mont Savings bank, in writing fro
Ie Dallas, Texas, May 1, before startir
J. for Arkansas, says: :" All crops
: this part of the country assured; it
e Of course too early to apply til
t statement TO corn and cotton, b.
Il these crops, also, are at present
fine condition.