The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-12
THE BRATTLEBORO REFORNIER THURSDAY.
PERSONAL.

Mrs. G. y. Robbins ls Ill al her home 4
on Chaplin street.
Frank b. Putnam is in New YORK |
this week ON business. i
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Proctor returned |
yesterday from trip to Boston.
Arthur b. Wyatt went to Boston
this morning TO attend the automobile |
show.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Crosby went TO |
Boston Yesterday to remain n few |
days.
Mrs. &. A. Littlefied Of Prospect
street is i'll and under the care Of a |
trained nurse.
Miss Martha Alger. nurse of Kcene
is visiting her step-father, j. E. Jacobs. |
on Main street.
Mrs. Fred Tuthil and daughter Miss |
Flora Tuthill. are spending the day in
Springfield, Mass.
John G. Pellet returned this after
noon from Worcester, where he had
been SINCE Christmas.
Mrs. George 5. DowIey has been con
/ fined to her home on Main street all
the week because of illness.
/ Mrs. W. II. Cray went to Manchcs-
ter, y. H., today TO visit her daugh-
/
/ Allen Wilmington returned to his
/ work for the Durham Brothers Co. this
! morning, after Il two-wceks' vacation.
Mr. and Mrs l.. r. Pratt of New
/ York are expected the last of the
week for u visit with relatives in
town.
Mrs. Margaret Marion expects to 20
! to Boston this week to visit her son,
Francis Marion, who has a position
there
Miss Lena Vending returned to
Bfattleboro last night after spending
some time at her home in Dalton,
Mass.
Mrs. f. Z. Convey returned last night
from New York, where she went with
the Misses Hopkins on their WAY to
Florida.
Miss EVELYN st. John, designer for
Mrs. Bascom, is spending the week in
New York city. She Will begin work
Monday
! W. *. Knclcr Of. Boston who has
been Visiting friends in town the past
{ few days, returned to that city this
morning.
Mrs. Alta J. Bruce was called to
South \ewfane Yesterday TO care for
Rev. +. G. Clarke, who has been Ill
several days
Cratus Weatherhead is obliged to be
AZ his home on Canal street on account
, of the illness Of his father. Henry
Weatherhcad.
Miss Gertrude Guun and Mis-, Ruth
Dalrymple have taken positions with
. the New England Telephone company
i in the local office
Miss Minnie Bell. >ttno2rapher fut
@ Ioughtou X Simond>. went to Spring.
field. Mass. this morning TO attend the
funeral OF her uncle.
I Miss Nellie lIager. night operator al
. the telephone office, j. taking week
!, vacation, which she j. spending .at hei
! home in keene. Miss Kathleen YOUNG
i is substituting for her.
. Mrs. Leon Duquettt Of Chlcope,
n Falls i spending the day IN town witt
"a Mrs. William Duquette She came t,
i Bernariston to attend the funeral 0
Der aunt Miss Mary Warner.
4 Miss Flora Kovunaugh Of III
. Georeen Institute, Mrs. Hattie Warren
drcs.maker, and her assistant Mi-
?. stella Fessenden are attending tn
:, spring openings in New York thi
n week
Mrs L. +. Gordon. Who has bee
spending the winter in Daytona Flor
e da. has left that city and i visitin
g in jacksonville aud other places Sh
ID is expected to return to Bfattlcboro
= about two weeks.
!, rarkc L. Swift Of Athol, formcrl, q
!; tins town. who has been cashier of th
- Millers River National bank. was elect
~ ed president IF that Institution Mor
~ day Mr.. Swift Logan bis baukin
H. career in the Peoples National ban
he of this town when Farley Starr wa
A president.
er Mrs. II. L. Bascont returned Tuesda
rs cN cning. While in Boston she and II,
xt designer, Miss Evelyn ST. John. attcn.
81 ell q course of II lectures given j
Is, Ora Che. the renowned millinery 4
he si2ner. The lectures We're complime
he tary to millncrs of the firm Of c.
Browning Go. There vas large al
III very appreeiative audience each day.
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ma FOR TOLL EXEMPTION.