The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-22
PERSONAL.

Martin Brown of Boston and vii
mington is in town today.
J. Harry Estey went to New York
yesterday on a business trip.
Mrs. Arlan Spencer of Orange, Mass,
is visiting Mrs. }. Z. Rogers.
Miss Bessie Wood viii spend the Val
ley fair recess in Grafton, Mass.
Miss Viola Williams Of Greenfield is
a guest Of Miss Marion Simonds.
Miss Mary Barrett Of North Wal
pole is visiting Mrs. NJ j. Moran.
Miss 'Ruth@eM. Buxton will spend the
Valley fair recess in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs Robert Raulinson of Chicopee
Falls is visiting Mrs. George Danyew.
Miss MaGde Betterly is spending
weeks vacation with friends in Bos-
eton.
Miss Nellie Prouty of Western ave
nue. is entertaining a cousin from
Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Thomas of Hart
ford, Conn, are visitors at Mrs A. G..
Thomas s.
George S. Stockwen of North Adams
came Monday to visit his brother Henry
Stockwell.
Miss Lulu Brewer will go to Thomp
sonyille, Conn, to visit Wednesday and
Thursday.
x Albert G. Aldrich of Boston is reg
istered at the Brooks House as a Val
ley fair visitor.
F.. b. Stewart and Miss Caro- Will
liams Of Leyden are in town TO remain
through the fair.
Miss Eva Birge of Alstead, N. H., is
expected today to visit Mrs. A. F.
Schwenli q few days.
Miss Theresa Burke has returned
from a visit in Wilkes Barre and Phil
adelphia, with relatives.
Mrs. E. r. Bem.s accompanied Miss
Florence Dickinson to her home in Viii
Evansville over the weekend.
Watson Kendall of Springfield, Mass,
is expected tonight to be the guest OF
Irah Spaulding through the fair.
Miss Bessie Sibley of Springfield.
Mass, came this afternoon to visit
Miss Beatrice Howard few days.
Amos Bowers is on business trip
to Woodstock and Burlington in the
interests of the Estey Organ company
Miss Edith Canedy Of Westfield
Mass, will come tomorrow to visit heI
father, Harvey Canedy, the rest of the
week.
Miss Ethel Goodale Of Springfield
Mass, spent the weekend at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. b
GoOdale.
Mrs. w. d. Leonard of Bondvillt
came yesterday to spend few day:
with her granddaughter, Miss Meta NJ
Whitman.
r. Miss Florence f. Locke has returne,
to her work at the Holstein-Friesiar
office after an absence of ten days OF
account of illness.
Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Bingham re
turned yesterday from Schenectad,
where they had been guests of Mr.. an,
Mrs. w. II. Corser a week
Carl Leitsinger of Boston is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.. Lett
"A singer He is playing in the Fus
Regiment band during the fair.
Charles D. Shattuck of State
Island, n. Y, came today to spend tw
weeks with his sisters, Mrs. w. I
Smith and Miss Addie Shattuck.
Mrs. j. A. Spears of Auburn, Mass
and Mrs. josiah Britton of Springfield
Mass, are visitors during the fair a
w. +. mixer ON W tSltEu avenue.
Clayton Thomas of Boston, who vii
play in the band during the fair, i
visiting at the home of his grand
mother, Mrs. a. c. Thomas, on Willis
ton street.
The following is from the Worceste1
Mass. Post: &C. Holtou Davenport o
Sc AlvaradQ avenue superior court It
porter for The Post, who is soon to bC
come a lawyer, will be nominated b
the Democrats Of ward ,, for repr,
sentative, at the caucuses Tuesday. NJ
Davenport has looked the situatio
over and has decided that there is
chance for u Democrat to be electe
there this year. The normal Repui
ican majority in the ward is 800, a
has been shown when Charles S. Mu
ply was q candidate. Murphy nevC
got the full Democratic vote, as b
was suspected Of flirting with the Pr
gressives, and there was no great di
agreement in the Republican camp.
Mr.. Davenport is Il son of Charles /
Davenport, for many years editor {
The Reformer and now editorial write
on The Post