The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-09
PERSONAL.

Miss Katherine Calvin of Greenfield
IS visiting in town q fe wdays.
Miss Amy Weeden is visiting in Bos-
ton with her mother, Mrs. Amy
Weeden.
Miss Mary Stakeholder is spending
vacation at her home in Bennington.
Mrs. A. d. Thompson and son are Wis
ting Mr.. Thompson parents in Ash
uelot, n. II.
Miss Jennie Skipper went to her
nome III Warren, Mass, today to spend
the weekend
Miss Laura Spaulding went to her
home IN Wilmington this afternoon to
spend Sunday.
Miss Alice Wright went to her home
IN Springfield (Vt.) today to spend
the weekend.
Mrs. Harlan Goodhue of Westminster
West is a guest of her daughter, Mrs.
a. L. Schwenk.
Miss Marion Baker is having a vaca-
ton from her work as bookkeeper in
Root s pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Antes of Conway,
Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
z. Thompson of Retting place.
Miss Grace Leach and Miss Carolyn
Bardwell Of the Fitchburg normal
school came today to their homes in
| town to visit until Wednesday.
| DR.. Hal d. Waterman and family
moved yesterday from Elliot street to
| the house which he recently bought CT
| \. L. Trip on Western avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Stolte and
daughter, Marjorie Jean, of Fairhaven
Mass, are visiting in the home Of Hr
! Stolte 3 mother, Mrs. d. Stolte.
Mrs Harriet B. Howard returned
Thursday night from Portland, Me-
where she visited two weeks with hel
SON, Charles Howard, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leno Lapelle and Mr.
| and Mrs. II. J. Sunderland of Swanto1
came by automobile this week and are
guests of Mrs. w. II. Cray q few days
Miss Gertrude Gum, q student in tn,
Bay Path Institute in Springfield
Mass, came last night to visit a few
days in the home of her father, Joh1
A. Gum.
/ +. l.. Houghton and Houghton Seav
ems Will so to Syracuse, n. Y, tomor
row to attend a meeting Of the boarC
of directors of the Holstein- Friesian as
sociation.
Charles T. Mann, Sanford Plumb
, Godfrey Crosby, John Trotter and Nor
gan Sherman went to Hanover, n. II
, by automobile today to attend the foot
ball game.
MIS-. c. Z. FreyenLagen and son
Clinton, and Mrs. Annie Freyenhage1
went to Williamsville this morning t
stay over Sunday. Mr.. Freyenhagel
viii join them there tomorrow
= Bert 0. Ware. who had been in tn
Baptist hospital in RoXburv. under tn
I care of DR.. Goldwaithe, since being in
> iurod in an automobile accident severa
weeks ago, returned to ms home Thurs
day.
II. Forest Barber of New York city
who had spent several days in tow
with relatives and at the office OF Dun
ham Brothers company, being the Ne1
York salesman for that firm, LETT 70
New York yesterday.
f Miss Ina Wvman of the Holstein
p Friesian office force viii leave Monda
, for California to attend the exposition
/ at San Francisco and San Diego an
!. win visit relatives there. She viii b
away until December.
q Charles a. Esty, president of tn
II Charles a. Esty Paper Co. of Worce
a ter, +. d. Bennett, manager of the No
: ccster plant of the Dennison Mfg {
Y W. L. p. Howell, purchasing agent fl
e the Dennison Mfg Co., and George {
+ Scott, a Boston banker, were guests +
l. Gently of f.. L. Hildreth two days
F. his Sunset lake camp.
,, Miss Loretta Baker Of st. Michal
g Parochial school entertained the fl
5 girls of her class Tuesday evening
L; honor of her 18th birthday anniversar
d After attending the pictures at Il
,, Princess theatre they went to Mi
L Bakers home on Elliot street, whe
= games were played and refreshmen
e were served. Each guest presented Nj
Baker a birthday present.