The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-14
PERSONAL.


week in Burlington.
Edward Rainault of HOlyoke will
spend Sunday in town
Raymond Collins will 90 Monday to
Mystic, Conn.,, to visit friends.
Miss F. Edna Patterson went today i
to visit friends in Orange, Mass.
Bernard Haus is working for Hall
L. March, driving his delivery bus.
Ned Haywood will leave today for al
week s vacation in Chelsea, this state.
Leslie Dimes and Bernard Haus will
spend the weekend in Springfield
Mass.
Miss Molly Ryan will return today
from week 5 vacation at Spofford
lake
Miss Elizabeth Mason of Toms River,
n. j., is visiting her aunt, Miss Theresa
McGrail.
Harry Locke of the Holstein- Friesian
association began two-weeks' vaca-
ton today.
Ernest johnson viii return today toI
| windsor after three-weeks vaca-
ton in town.
Mrs. d. W. Felch and children and
Mss Pauline Smith are spending two
"SShS III 1llSllIl, n. IL.
Miss Katherine NJ. Brosnahan will
| return today from Spoffold lake, where
| she has spent week.
Miss Mary Reardon of Bellows Falls
viii make a short visit with Eliza
| beth Moran next week.
Claude Amidon, Francis Greenslit
anu Harry Montgomery win spend the
weekend at Spofford lake
Miss Ellen and Miss Mary Austin
! WlH return today from a week 5 out
ing at Spofford lake.
Miss Gertrude S. Stockwell will leave
sunday for two-weeks vacation in
New York and New jersey.
Miss Carla Ebbinghausen of the
Iiolstein-friesian association began a
tWo-weeks vacation today.
Mrs. y. l.. Garfield and daughter.
Chrlstabel, left Wednesday to visit two
weeks in Northampton and Boston.
Miss Gertrude Croker, who had been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Pi-
per III Boston, returned home today.
Attorney A. F. Schwenk and Charlie,
y Harris left this afternoon on a
western trip of two weeks in the inter
ests OF the Brattleboro Savings bank.
Mrs. Fred +. Clark will resume
? work Monday for the Holstein- Fries
IAN association, after week s vaca.
r ton
Charles Aher, Leo Haus, Harold
Shea, Francis Fleming and Tom Aus
tin left today for Boston to stay q
week.
! Job Long has returned from BurIing
ton, where he went as Il delegate tc
! the state meeting of the American Fed
: Grafton of Labor
Miss Lena NJ. Young will resum,
work for the Holstein- Friesian Reqis
ter company Monday, after a vacation
at Spofford lake
r. IL. {. johnson returned this mornin.
0 to Bellows Falls latter visiting h..
o daughter, Mrs. Charles r. Dunklee, an,
e family week
I Miss Mildred and Miss Alice M. Nc
n donald and Miss May Z. Lavele lef
: to-day for a two-weeks' vacation a
; Hampton Beach, n. IL.
= Miss Ida Barrett will resume worI
= next week for the Holstein- Friesian as
ISOLATION after a two-weeks' vacation
| IN Wakefield and Boston.
Edward Duggan will return tomorrow
from Springfield Mass, where he ha
spent two-weeks' vacation with hi
sister, Mrs Edward McGough
IS Miss Elizabeth Sargent will begin
threeweeks' vacation Monday, whic
she will spend with her mother, Mr.
e Charles j. StockwelI, in West Brattl,
Is boro.
;, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Warren Of Hal
II fax left this morning for an extende
~ tpir, tbrancrI
= the eNpositions and other points of il
n terest.
N Miss Ethel Millington, stenographt
a in the office of II. G. & f. L. Barbe
IA began today vacation of two week
She will spend most of it in her hon
in Wilmington.
ne Miss Rachel Iverson, stenograph,
or IN the Office of S. A. Daniels is cnio,
is ing vacation of 10 days in VII
r. chester, n. II. Miss Ruth Boorn
w taking her place.
d. Miss Gertrude r. Hubbard went t
lit day TO Windsor TO visit her sister, Mi
rs Lucretia Hubbard. She also will Wis
st relatives in Ascutneyville before T
rd turning home. She will be away tv
err weeks.
st, DR.. George R. Anderson left todf
ed for Plattsburg, n. Y, for a vacation
two weeks. DIR. c. H. Goodrich
Brooklyn, a we'll known surgeon, W
- be at DR.. Anderson s office during h
vacation
~ S. A. Daniels has returned fro
Montpelier and Burlington. While
IT, Burlington, with other members of t
rs state industrial accident board he {
IS tended a state meeting of the Americ
nj Federation of labor
Miss Bessie l.. Farnum left this
ternoon to join Mr.. and Mrs. John
Farnum in Greenfield They will
act from there to Bennington to spe
eW Sunday with their cousin, Charles
eA- Farnum, and family.
las
of L. w. Hawley left this morning