The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-11
PERSONAL.

to-day IN the FLolstein- Friesian offices
Miss Mary Jaquith is visiting several
days IN South Londonderry with friends
Miss Alice Ii. Derby of East Orange, n
J., Is guest of Mr. and Mrs c. c.
Gould
Mr.. and Mrs Louis A. Whitney went
to Keene this afternoon to spend Sunday
with friends.
Mrs. Julia Martell resumed work at the
Home bakery today, after an illness of
several days.
Mrs Helen Brasor will take a position
with Miss ). Hanrahan in the Speciality
shop Monday.
IL. X. Lawrence has been in Rutland
TINS week as judge of horses at the
Rutland fair
Mrs Marion S. Jones went yesterday to
Dedham, Mass, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. J. II. SoIiday.
Miss Ruby Harvie of North Adams,
Mass, is guest of her cousin, Miss
Harriet e. Arnold
Mrs. Carlos X Jones went to Boston
Wednesday for visit. She will also visit
IN Wilmington, Mass
Mrs. Harriet W Cary and son, Web
brother, Harry p. Webster.
Mrs. Leon Roys Of Mortified (Vt) /,
who had been visiting Mrs. Irving Ellis,
returned to her home today
Mrs. Jennie A Bemis viii move next
week from the Thompson building to
apartments in Crosby block
Henry Harlow of Westminster, who
had been in town since Labor day, re-
turned to his home this morning.
Mr. and Mrs, A. w. Bushnell left this
morning by automobile for Springfield
Mass, where they will spend the week
PEND
Laurence Sherman will 20 to Hanover
tomorrow to spend few days at Dart
mouth college before the opening of the
term.
Miss Lena Walker, who has been en-
IJoylng a two-weeks' vacation, will resume
work IN the Holstein-F riesian office Mon
day
Miss Ruth Niles of Boston, who had
been guest of Mrs. c. W Reed a week,
returned to Maplehurst lodge, Halifax,
today.
Harry r. Lawrence returned last night
from Rutland, where he had been during
the week acting as one of the judges at
! the fair
| Miss Amy Weeden has returned from
Boston and Nantasket, where she spent
! three weeks with her mother, Mrs Amy
| Weeden.
Mrs H. \. Streeter, whose husband was
buried IN West Chesterfield yesterday, re
/ turned to her home in Waterbury, Conn.
this morning
Mrs. George T. Sherman returned last
night from Boston and Somerville,
Mass, where she had spent two weeks
with relatives.
Ernest Harris has returned from
Montpelier. where he had been two
months doing painting at the Pavilion
for T. j. HeaPhy.'" o. .'=.''-
5. T. Breese Morse of Turner's Falls
was here last evening to attend tn,
dance In West Brattleboro in honor O.
Miss Patience Wilder
Miss Alice Spencer went to Schenectady
n. Y, this morning to visit classmates al
the Skidmore School of Art, which she at
tended the last two years
Mr. and Mrs T. 7. Parsons and famil,
have closed their summer home on
Ames hill. They returned to their home
in New York this afternoon
Charles Raymond of Waterbury. Conn.
EWho was in town to attend the funeral OF
FIT, a. Streeter, was guest of Mrs. W. II
Cray, Mrs. Raymond's mother
| Miss Muriel Barr of Manchester, \. II.
returned to her home today, after havine
Ispent three weeks in town with hel
grandmother, Mrs. W. H. Cray
Merrill D. Whitney. who has beer
l ON .ICy- al NJ
North Adams, Mass, has resigned hi
position and returned to Brattleboro.
| Miss Mamie Mofratt, sister of F. c
Moffatt, and Miss Hadd, both Of Eas
Berkshire, who had been guests of Mis-
Maude Stearns, returned to their hom
To-day.
Miss Alice Wright, bookkeeper in tn,
IIolstein-Friesan Register office, will hav
IA vacation of two weeks beginning today
Miss Wright will go to her home il
springfield (Vt) Monday
P. J. Fenton viii 90 to Hartford
Conn, Sept. II to attend the reunio
of his regiment, the 18th Connecticut
He is former president of the regi
mental association
Mrs. X. f. Maher and daughter
Elizabeth, are at the home of Mrs. Ma
her s mother, Mrs. s. d. Brown of Be
mont avenue. Mrs. Maher is caring TO
her mother, who is in i'll health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C. Freeman and O
L. French left this morning by automc
bile for Watertown, n. Y, going throug
=. the Adirondack mountains. They eXpec
to be four days on the way and will re
turn home Sept. 81.
: Miss Florence f. Clark left yesterda
for Lake George, where she will spend
vacation. Her mother, Mrs. Edwar
! Clark, went to Cambridge, Mass, to visi
! in the home of her daughter, Mrs. j. l
Z Knowlton.
Mrs. r. c. Haynes, who is i'll in SprinG
field, Mass, is expected home "Wednesday
Mr.. HAYNES brought his daughter, Eva
home Sunday and went back Sunda
night. Mrs. Haynes's three sisters al
with her. They are Mrs. Nora Balcum
of Worcester, Mass, Mrs. Emma An
J. mand Of BARRE and Miss Sadie Goodrich