The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-20
PERSONAL.

Oscar F. Benson is in Springfield,
Mass, today.
Guy Burgess of Bennington visited in
town over Sunday
Col. J. Gray Estey went to New
York this morning on business.
| E. III. Bradford spent Sunday with
relatives in Charlestown, n. II.
W. c. Riley of Springfield, Mass,
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Miss Ruth w. Childs is assisting in
Hopkins S flower store during the holi-
days.
Miss Helena Moran went to Turner's
Falls Saturday to visit friends few
days.
| Fred Cressy, who is employed in
Newport, spent the weekend at his |
home in town.
Judge A. F. Schwenk is out again af
ter having been i'll week with a
throat trouble.
Miss Bertha Phillips is working in
Houghton & Simonds s store during the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. B. E. Clark of South Vernon
was in town today to attend the Chap
man Alexander meetings.
, Laurence Sherman and Stanley Fits
of Dartmouth college are at their homes
in town for the holidays.
Mrs. F. G. Pettee returned yesterday
from Windsor, where she had visited
her son, Ralph B. Pettee, and family.
A. E. Hadlock, who had been i'll at
his home in Townshend, returned this
morning and resumed work in Clark S
grocery store.
Miss Marguerite White of Smith col
!. lege is expected Wednesday to spend
/ the Christmas vacation at her home on
/ Western avenue.
Miss Margaret Barber, teacher in the
s McDuffie school in Springfield Mass,
is at the home of her parents, DR.. and
d Mrs. G. F. Barber.
IS James Sullivan, an employe at the
Brooks House, went to his home in
n Holyoke, Mass, yesterday to visit
q through the holidays.
n Miss Augusta s. Howe of Spring
IS field. this state, spent Saturday and
G Sunday in town as guest of her
cousin, Miss Lucille Howe.
r G. L. Pearson returned Saturday
n from a business trip to Concord and
Is Newport in the interests of the Cen
h trail New Hampshire Power Co.
N J. L. Howard returned Saturday from
Boston, where he had been a week in
W vestigating methods of public school
b. penmanship and commercial work.
n Miss Mary Fenton. bookkeeper for
Ee T. J. Fenton & Co, has resumed work
of afternoons. She underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis six weeks ago.
J. Mrs. H. c. Titus went to-day to Yves
+ Medford, Mass, called there by the i'll
tv ness of her son, Earl c. Titus. Sht
tv probably will be away week or tel
rk days.
he Miss Marion Boorn is expected to
morrow night from Boston, where sh'
If is a sophomore at Simmons college, t.
he spend the vacation with her parents
i Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Boorn.
be Daniel Holland of New York spen
he the weekend in town with his sister
eli Mrs. Fred CQnnarn, on his way to hi
lc- home IN NoKtalield (Et.), where he vii
visit until after Christmas.
a. Fred c. Gale of New York city wa
% in town over Sunday. Mrs. Gale an
bo sister. Miss Josephine Shea, accom-
-, panied hinstoday toe New York, wher
they will make their home.
ct Howard Stockwell of Dartmouth co
So lege, who had been a guest of Laurenc
sherman at the Brooks House a fe'
- days, returned to his home in Yves
to Somerville, Mass, yesterday.
all Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Lamson left thi
all afternoon for Springfield, Mass, wheI
qe- they will visit friends until tomorrow
lsk Wheh they VIII 90 TO I hllauelphia
; . visit their son, Rey. Guy c. Lamso
and family until after Christmas. NJ
and Mrs Lamson viii 90 from there
ing Orlando, Florida, to spend the rest
Ire the winter.
nv William A. Moore came Friday fro
70 70 NIiddletown, Conn, where he is a
ae as tending Wesleyan university, to speI
VI the Christmas holidays with his pa
'us onts Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Moore. Nj
Moore and daughter, Dorothy, of Mon
. pelier, also are guests there. Nh
. Moore is matron of North hall at Mon