The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-28
PERSONAL.

D. f. McElhinny went to New York
this morning on business.
Mrs. George l.. Pearson is spending
the day in Bellows Falls with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Brockington are
IN Bellows Falls today to attend the
street fair
Mrs. Redding of Hinsdale spent the
weekend in town with her daughter,
Miss Nellie Reddinp.
Miss Beatrice Yearley has taken a
position as stenographer in the office of
Judge A. f. Schwenk.
Mrs. Hattie Nesbitt went to Reads
| boro today with millinery from Mrs
u. IL. Smith s millinery shop.
| Miss Pauline Fisher went to Brook
| lyn, Sunday afternoon to begin her
second year at Pratt Institute.
Mrs. Flora Patterson returned today, |
after spending a week in New London |
and Watch Hill with her husband
| Miss Alice Spencer, who had spent |
| three weeks with friends in Science
tady, n. Y, returned home last night |
Dennis E. Tasker went to Bellows
rails this morning to act as judge at
the poultry show 1T the street fair to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Parsons and
guests and Mrs. H. II. Crosby went to
| Bondvllle this morning to attend the
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barden have be
gun housekeeping this week in Miss
Sarah Burnham s house On South Main
street.
Prof. Williston Walker and family
closed their summer home on Linden
street, Friday and returned to New Ha-
ven, Conn,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wells and chit
dren of Providence, R. l., are visiting
in town with his sister, Mrs. w. II.
Brockington.
Mrs. William Porter, who underwent
serious operation in the Memorial
hospital for appendicitis, is making
good recovery.
F. Rollin Knight began work as
bookkeeper for Mosher & Tucker yester
day. Mr.. Knight graduated from the
high school last June.
Harry Barnes, formerly employed in
the drug business in Gloucester, Mass,
began work Monday in the Brattleboro
Drug company's store.
, Miss Mary Reardon Of North Wal
! pole, who had spent 10 days in town as
. a guest of Miss Elizabeth Moran, re-
o turned home last night.
= c. L. Dexter and family, who had
II spent the summer at their summer
home in South Newfane, went yester-
Q day to their home in Overlook, Pa.
t Robert c. Knowlton, a lieutenant
= of cadets at Norwich univerhity, who
6 was one of the marshals at the Valley
fair, has returned to the university.
Miss Olive Millington of Wilmington
who had been visiting in town a few
days with her sister, Miss Ethel Mil
Iington, returned to her home today.
st Christie B. Crowel returned last
n night from a month S trip to Califor
MIA during which he visited the expo
IN sitions at San Francisco and San Diego
It Miss Maudc Betterley, Miss Marion
y Betterley, Miss Olivia Jones, Miss An
le ma Gorborino and Miss Rena Mathe
went 10 Greenfield today TO attend tn,
lie fair.
~ Mrs. L. F. Woodland and daughte,
er Christine, OF Worcester, Mass, who ha
" been guests Of Mrs. +. d. Sander
several days, returned to their HON
er yesterday.
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Smith and Nj
~ and Mrs. Freeman Scott left this morn
) ing by automobile for a trip of sew
at eral days drought the northern par
of the state.
III George S. StockweH of North Adam:
"a Mass, who came to Brattleboro to al
= tend the fair and to visit relative.
IA went this morning to Greenfield. Mass
Us where he will visit two DAYS before II
9 turning to his home
- Raymond Brown, Verne Adams, Ra,
~ mond Harris, Robert Herricl and Rol
90 ert Chamberln went yesterday to Blu
~ ington. Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Adam
- win begin their sophomore year an
81 the others are entering the Universit
of Vermont.
u Miss Irene Lyston, stenographer
10 T. T. Britain s insurance office, wei
,ry- today to Springfield, Mass, to join
,ro party for a month s trip to Californ
tba to attend the convention of the AetI
red Insurance company. Mr.. Britain
Sos sending Miss Lyston in his place.
yed Mrs Arthur Longueil, Mr.. and Nh
op- Frank Streeter, Mrs. Alcide Mario
to Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Pierce. Miss Mai
F.. Coombs. Herbert E. Shaw, Bryt
ain Gale and Raymond Angler are amor
do those who are attending the Bello'
,ool Falls fair
the Mrs. A. l.. Rohde, Mrs. II. W. S;
inc, gent, Mrs. Archie Stockwell, Mrs
one w Harris, Mrs. Henry Knight and
ont and Mrs. Frank Willard and M
omo George Hall are among those who we
rom to Bellows Falls this morning to
self tend the fair.