The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-26
PERSONAL.

L. p. Reed of Jacksonville is at G. w |
Reeds for a few days.
John McGinn of Bellows Falls spent Sun |
day in town with friends
Barney Mead went to Burlington Satur
day on business for Manley Brothers.
Mr. and Mrs w. H. Perry are at Oak
Bluffs, Mass, for two-weeks' outing.
d. X Bean of North Woburn, Mass,
was in town yesterday with friends.
Carlos X. Jones has returned from Will
mington, where he had been week.
Miss Viola Harris was a guest of Mrs.
A. NJ Corser in Putney over the weekend.
Mrs. Alfred johnson and Mrs. c. A.
Anderson are visiting friends in Florence,
Mass.
Mrs. Alice Waters of Wilmington is Wis
ting in town with her mother, Mrs K
Austin.
Bryan Gale returned from two-weeks
visit with his father in New York Satur
day night.
H. f. Freyenhagen and family of Viii
Evansville spent Sunday at c. r. Freyen-
hagens.
Oscar f. Benson and Robert Mitchell
left Saturday to join their families at Old
Orchard, Me.
Miss Florence Dickinson was a visitor
in the home of Miss Cloie Franklin in Yer
non over Sunday
Mrs John Barden is spending a vacation
at her cottage, Waverly Heights, on the
Connecticut river.
Alfred S. Thompson and family
spend two weeks.
Mrs A. w. Roel and Miss Mildred Yeaw
have returned from an outing at Nantasket
and Revere beaches.
Earl Weatherhead is expected to return
| tomorrow from vacation spent in Mid
| dlebury and Burlington
| Miss Mary Donnell returned to work in
| Donnell & Davis's store this morning, after
/ 4 vacation of four weeks.
| Laurence Sherman, who is attending the
| summer school at Dartmouth college, was
| ut his home over Sunday.
| Miss Cloie Franklin resumed work at
| Houghton & Simonds's store this morning,
lfter months vacation.
Mrs. Amy Weedcn and Miss Ruth Lit
tlefed of Boston were guests over the
| weekend of Mr.. and Mrs. J l.. Stewart.
Mrs Helen Brasor and son, Winston,
left this morning for Wethersled, Conn,
to visit Mrs. Brasor's aunt Mrs. Frederic
Coudray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Robb will leave
tomorrow to stay two weeks at the
summer home of their son, Charles II
Robb, in Falmouth, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles cleveland and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stur-
yes left today for Milford, Conn, to
spend two weeks at the beach.
| Mrs. Casper Moran went this morn
ing to Lake Sunapee, n. H., for ;
| vacation as a guest of Mrs. Charlie!
+. White, of New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs Olive Crosier of Shel
burne Falls, Mass, visited in the hom
/ of Mr. and Mrs. William Combs o
| Homestead place over Sunday.
Austin w. George went Friday nigh
by automobile to Rupert to bring bacl
| Mrs.--George and daughter, Martht
II Virginia, who had visited Mrs
| Georges parents three weeks.
Mrs. O. NJ. Bixby of New York city is
guest of Mr. and Mrs A S. Thompson an
family at Spoford lake. Mrs. Bixby fo1
merly was Miss Daisy Reyes of this town
Miss Marjorie Waterman and Mis-
Leila Thompson returned Saturday al
ternoon from Mortified, where the
! spent a week in camp at the confe1
| ence.
= Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Smith, Mr.. and Mr.
Z | Don Miller and Miss Dorothy Quisnal
Natick, Mass, went by automobile to Lax
;, Sunapee yesterday, returning by way {
8 | Newport
: Mrs. S. w. Edgett began four-week
= vacation today from her work in Dol
nell 4 Davis's millinery store. She will s
q to her former home in West Auburn
/ Mass, later.
Miss Minnie Rogers returned Satu
n day evening from a two-weeks Wis
g with her sister in Lebanon, Maine. TIL,
= | visited many places of interest throus
: the eastern part of the state, makiI
c. the trip by automobile.
+. Charles Reed Marsh, superintendel
I of construction of the new feder
building, acting on instructions fro
} the treasury department, left I'll
= morning for Waterloo, n Y, in co
nection with the preparation of t
i drawings for the new post office bull
is ing at that place. The New York sta
% barge canal work at Waterloo
NJ made some special work necessary
Ia connection with the new building the
and Mr.. Marsh will therefore stop
N in Albany for a conference with t
a superintendent of public works TO asc
81 tain how the work which the state
~ tends to do viii affect the work viii
dee the government will do in the near /
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