The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-15
PERSONAL.

John Hennessy and John Holland of
Bellows Falls were in town yesterday.
Clinton NJ. Dugan and Sewall Morse
left last night for Dover on a hunting
trip.
Miss Bessie J. Cain went to Benning-
ton Saturday to spend a week with
friends.
Miss Alice Doyle, clerk in the 0. j.
Pratt store, is i'll in her home with
| tonsilitis.
A. j. Bowers went to Lowell, Mass.
this morning on business for the Estey
Organ company.
| Fred Coombs, rural mail carrier, is
having a few days vacation which he
| is spending deer hunting.
| Walter C. Halliday is having few
days vacation from his work in
Houghton & Simonds s store.
Miss Maude Barrett finished work
Saturday night for the fall season at
Donnell & Davis's millinery store.
Miss Judith Cain began a vacation
of two weeks this morning from her
work in the Holstein Friesian office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houghton Seaverns
went Saturday by automobile to Bos-
ton, where they will stay a few days.
Mrs. Bull of Springfield, Mass, was
a guest Saturday of her daughter, Mrs
William B. Houghton of Putney road
Miss Agnes Mack has returned from
Hartford, Conn, where she visited q
week with her sister, Miss Helen
Mack.
i Albert Cox returned to his work in
the Root pharmacy this morning after
a twO-weeks' trip by water to Savan-
nah, Ga.
Edward Barrett of Bellows Falls
was a guest Saturday and Sunday of
, Edward Moran, returning to his home
last night.
DR.. George R. Anderson and DR.. W.
H. Lane were in Springfield, Mass,
yesterday, making the trip in DIR. An
derson s car.
, Mrs. Ora Brigham and daughter,
Margaret, of Bellows Falls came Sat
urday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Dunklee and family.
Mrs. w. II. Haywood Of Western
avenue underwent an operation in a
hospital in Boston, Sunday. She was
comfortable this morning.
Mrs. f. c. Crosby returned Saturday
from n few days visit in Nashua, \
H.. with her sister. She also spent
day in Boston while away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fenton ant
family of Bellows Falls were in tow
yesterday to see Miss Mary Fenton
: who is i'll in the Memorial hospital.
i J. c. Murphy went to Worcester
+ Mass, yesterday. Mrs. Murphy, wh'
h has spent week there with her SIS
It ter, Mrs. Nudge, will return with hin
d tonight
o K E. Mosher was in Springfield
= Mass, Saturday on business, returning
with a new Franklin car. Mosher /
Tucker have recently taken the agenc,
for that car.
Mrs. w. H. Cray returned this al
ternoon from a two-weeks' visit wit
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Raymond
III Waterbury and with her son, Han
ris Cray, in Ansonia, Conn.
Miss Alice Mcdonald, Miss Mar
Mcdonald, Miss Berniee Pike, Mis-
Mollie Jaquith, Miss Martha Roger
and Miss Ruth Baldwin walked I
Bernardston yesterday and returned b
train.
Inc IolIONlng IS from recent lSSU
of the Apopka (Fla.) News, of While
+. &. Harrington, formerly of BrattI
!. hero. is proprietor: Mr.. and Mrs A. /
Harvey o. Brattleboro, VT. arrive
Thursday afternoon to spend part or a
Of the winter in Apopka. They hay
been regular winter visitors to Florid
for several wears but this is their fir
visit tc us, and we are very glad
welcome them. While here Mr.. HarvC
will make The News office headquarters
where he viii otfieiate as reception col
mittec and help manipulate the typ
They are accompanied by their gran
son, Horace Harvey, a wide-awake be-
who thinks the bamboos the slicke
things in this land of wonders -