The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-16
PERSONAL.

Miss Edna Mum, nurse, has retuIncd
from q visit with her sister in Spring
field Mass.
Miss Gladys Rathbone is assisting
in Mrs. G. III. Smith s millinery shop
few weeks.
George Reed returned Friday from
Boothbay Harbor, Me, where he had
been five weeks.
Charles H. Smith of Minneapolis is
registered at the Brooks House to stay
week or 10 days.
Miss Agnes Calvin has moved from
her home on Walnut street to the
American building.
| Robert Kirby, clerk in the Brooks
House pharmacy, is spending two weeks
at his home in Boston.
Miss Nellie Redding went to he.
home in TIinsdale Saturday to spend a
vacation of two weeks.
Mrs. Anna Proctor has returned from
Mantle, Conn, where she had been two
weeks at the Vacation House
Miss Agnes and Miss Masie Calvin
spent the weekend in Greenfield will
their sister, Miss Katherine Calvin
Mrs. Fred Morris and daughters,
| Greenfield, Mass, are visiting in town.
| Mrs. Wcatherbee and daughter, Miss
Louise Weatherbee, of Newton, Mass,
are guests Of DIR. and Mrs. G. F. Bar
Der.
Miss Minnie Leitsinger returned to
her work in Pratt s store this morning,
after a three-weeks vacation in Man
| tic, Conn
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Smith and Nj
and Mrs. II. G. E. Pratt spent Sunday
in Mortified as guests of DR.. and Mrs
Walter Taylor
Miss Erncstine Cady, who had been
| a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Simonds,
returned to her home in Easthampton.
Mass, Saturday.
George auckland of Chicago, who
had been in town Il week on business
at the Estey Organ factory, returned
west Saturday night.
Miss Edith Stockwell resumed her
work in the Office Of the S. 4. Smith
company today, after Il vacation spent
in SWampscott, Mass.
William Blake resumed work Mt the
Vermont Printing company office to-
day, after n vacation of week spent
III camp at 0FoHOfd lake.
Francis Dunleyv and J. F. Fitzgerald
have returned from Spoiford lake
where they spent two weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Dunlevy.
Henry Carroll and Fred Schramm left
yesterday morning for New York,
where they will take examinations to
enter the navy for three years.
Miss Amy Hines has returned from n
two-weeks vacation spent in Haverhill,
Mass, and Bass Rock and resumed
her work in the Peoples National bank.
Fred McCafrery, formerly clerk in
Scott s grocery store. has gone to Sas-
katchewan, Canada, to work ut farming
for Edward Thurbcr, formerly of this
! town.
Mr. and Mrs Peter s. Chase went 10
| day to Island Pond to visit two weeks
with Mrs. Chase 5 SON. II. {. Eclkuar
who has 4 position in the customs
| house.
/ Mrs. Eva MacKnight. Miss Phoebe
/ Clark and Miss Mac Cook returned
| Saturday from Swampseott, Mass.
where they had spent two weeks at tn,
! beach .s.
| Laurence Sherman, who had been at
| tending summer school in Dartmouth
has returned to spend the rest of thu
summer at his home at the Brook.
/ House
Miss Clara Warren resumed work il
the Office of the Durham Brothers com
pany today, after two-wecks vaca
tion at her home in Halifax and a
Sunset Ike
Miss Gladys Adams, Miss Noren,
Richmond and Miss May Baker wen
to Lake Warren, Alstead, n. H., to b.
the guests for week of Miss Doroth,
| Angler in the Angler cottage.
Rev. Thomas ". Owens. pastor of TIL
Methodist church, and family expec
to start Wednesday morning on a vaca
ton trip by automobile to the Whit
mountains and Bar Harbor, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Kendrick o
Greenfield spent Saturday and Sunda
in the home of S. IL. Mixer on thei
way to their home from Randolph
where they had been on vacation.
Walter L. Haywood has returned t
4 his home i'll Detroit, after visiting i
4 town five weeks with his mother, Mr.
4 Jerry E. Haywood. He accompanic
i his son, Leon Haywood, and Mrs Ha,
wood there IN their automobile.
Mrs. Gertrude Barrett of Leominste
Il Mass, came Saturday to visit her am
1 Mrs L. NJ. Wright, ut 63 Central stree
H They will leave tonight for a visit wit
II Mrs. Wright s brothers, A. p and
II NJ. Bryant, in Georgeville and sta
II stead p. Q.
II Mrs. Celeste o. Mack returned Frid;
II evening from q three months stay
II California. She was a delegate to t
II Northern Baptist convention at l.
II Angeles from the First Baptist churc
II She also spent several weeks with Nh
II l.. NJ. Peirec of Glendale, Cal, and Vi
H tied the expositions.
H Fourteen Wahse Camp Fire girls a,
II Miss Helen Martin, guardian, Nj
II Austin, nurse, and Miss Beatrice Pes
II n \ - L :