The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-21
PERSONAL.

Forest Crossman is i'll in his home on
Deed street with erysipelas.
Mrs. H. G. Barber and Mrs. F. E. |
Barber are in Springfield, Mass, today. |
Mrs. Helen Hamilton of Grafton is
at the home Of o. F. Bailey for the
winter.
Deputy Sheriff George P. Alexander
IF Saxtons River is in town today on
business.
H. A. Stebbins is i'll in his home on
South Main street with sciatic rheu-
matism.
Miss Sadie Benson is home for the
holidays at the home of her mother
Mrs. Ann Benson.
Miss Constance Adams left this af
ernoon for Boston, where she will STAY
two weeks with friends.
Benjamin A. Crown has finished work
FOR Shorey, the photographer, and has
| begun work for J. c. Howe in his stu
do.
| Appleton Miles of Dartmouth col
| 'ege, is IN town to remain through the
holidays with his mother, Mrs C. A.
| Miles.
William H. Haigh came Sunday even
| ng from Cornwall -on the Hudson, n
Y, to spend two weeks at his home on
| Linden street.
H. r. Wiley, foreman for the con
| tractors of the new federal building,
will go to Washington, D. c., Friday to
spend Christmas.
Miss Eloise Sanders teacher in the
Chase street primary school, is i'll and
Mrs. F. |. Swift is substituting for
her at the school
Miss Ruth Brown, teacher at Low
vile, ~ Y, will come this week to
spend the Christmas vacation at her
home on High street.
Roger Bracket, Paul Chase and ia
cob Estey of Amherst college will come
20 their homes in town tomorrow for
he Christmas recess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert o. Mitchell will
leave tomorrow for Mrs. Mitchell s for
mer home in South Windham, Conn, to
stay till after Christmas.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. White left today
1 for Plainfeld, y. j., to spend the hoh
/ lays with her children, Harry K. White
and Miss Elizabeth White
Mrs. c. S. Pratt and mother, Mrs
, J. T. Royce, will leave Monday 70
| Minneapolis, Mimi, where they vii
: spend part of the winter.
l
5 Miss Ethel Goodale, who teache
e school in Springfield, Mass, will com
: to her home in town Thursday to visi
through the Christmas vacation
l. John Garritv of Rochester, y. Y.
and Miss Elizabeth Clarity of Ney
York city will come Friday to spen,
/ the holidays at their home in town.
z Stanley Wilson of the Universit,
. of Vermont is expected tomorrow t
). spend the holidays in town with hi
II parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Wilson.
IS Mrs. A. X Tate of Westminster ha
is been visiting Mrs. NJ. \. Evans of
5. Canal street the past week and attend
4 ing the Chapman-Alexander meeting,
y Miss Rhona Patterson of Exeter, \
H., is visiting in town a few days wit
her father, ID. II. Patterson. She wi
go to Putney Thursday to spen
Christmas with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c. Shaw and ehil
will leave tomorrow for Portland, Ne
to spend the holidays. Mr.. Shaw will r
main week and Mrs. Shaw and chi
will be there two weeks or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. O. Burton of eli
ton, Mass, DR. and Mrs. Park R. Ho,
Lucien Howe of Boston viii be Chris
mas guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
y Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarke C. Fits, NJ
and Mrs. Charles A. Boyden and N
and Mrs. Thomas T. Britain were
Springfield, Mass, last evening to
tend the concert by the Boston Syl
phony orchestra.
Frederick Holbrook and family
Boston and Miss Mary R. Cabot, W
~ has been spending several weeks
- that city, are expected Wednesday
spend Christmas at Mr.. Holbrook s su
mer home, Naulahka.
Miss Vina E. Jillson of South V
non, who is home from Middlebu
college for the Christmas vacation, a
Miss Edna Orr of Pawtucket, r. l.,
guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Gilbert of Williston street
Mrs William Heard and daught
Blanche, who had been visiting at
home in Newport, are guests for f
days of their aunt, Mrs. A. D. R
nolds. They will go next week
Manchester, n. H., to make their hoI
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