The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-22
PERSONAL.

US III - pl IS1u, MISS,
Saturday on business.
Miss Bertha Higgins spent Sunday at
her home in Hinsdale.
Mrs. Thomas Pentland is i'll in her
home on School street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Rawson of New
Zane spent Saturday in town
Joseph Miller went to Windsor to-
day he will return tomorrow.
Warren W. Seviour Of Chester spent
yesterday IN town with friends.
Earle Raymond of White River June
ton was visitor in town Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Cobb of Londonderry is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred Howe.
Ralph B. Pettee of Chicopee Falls.
MASS, was visitor in town Saturday.
6. L. Smith of South Londonderry |
was a business visitor in town Satur
day.
l.. H. Barber installed Vose piano
for A. n. Washburn in Bethel Satur-
day.
Miss Mary and Miss Anna Lillis
| spent Saturday and Sunday in Hinsdale |
with relatives.
L. D. Taylor and H. H. Crosby were
in Fitchburg yesterday, making the trip
by automobile.
Mrs. Arthur Robbins, who had been
IN the Memorial hospital returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. l.. s. Rawson and Miss Florence
Baldwin spent Sunday with friends in
West Dummerston
Earl MelIen went to Londonderry
and other towns in that locality this
morning on business.
Frank d. Wright is at his work at
the Clapp building today, after a
week s illness with grip.
j. G. Ullery returned Saturday after
noon from a trip to Baltimore, Wash
ington, D. c., and New York.
Mrs. \. W. Roel and Miss Della Me
Donough returned Saturday, after
spending q week in New York.
, Daniel W. Harris of West Brattle-
boro, who is seriously i'll with pneu-
monia, remains about the same.
! Miss Mabelle Peabody and Mrs Ar
I thur Bortree of Lebanon, \. H., were
I visitors recently of relatives in town.
/ Mrs. Olof Carlson, who is i'll in her
e home on Elliot street with fractured
hip, is now able to take a few steps.
Miss Rita Collins of Springfield,
Mass, who was a guest at the Brooks
House over Sunday, returned home to
day.
Miss Ethel Streeter has returned to
o her work in J. f. Mann s store, after
. a weeks vacation spent at her home
in town.
o Mrs. Wilson of Walpole, y. H.. visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. Frank Hall, last
week in the home of Mrs LOOMS OF
c Canal street
Mrs. D. Frank Shea and daughter
2 Miss Emily Shea, returned Saturda,
evening from Boston, where they hac
II been several days.
y Miss Sarah Clark of Charlestown, y
H, who was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs
E NJ. Smith, High Lawn road. has re
D turned to her home.
Miss Amy Weeden finished worl
lie Saturday night at Mrs. G. H. Smith ;
millinery rooms. Mrs Helen Braso
er began work there today.
Ernest Vivier of Greenfield spen
Saturday and Sunday with his parent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vivier, both 0
nc whom are i'll with grip.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Z. y. Whitney have +,
- turned from Boston, where they attend
ed the automobile show, and Spring
he field, Mass, where they visited a fe-
days.
Don Miller has finished work for
a l.. Roess. He will take a position Wit
George W. Gilman, cigar maker. NJ
ne Miller had been employed by Mr.. Roei
SO years.
N Miss Grace Peck of Springfield
bo Mass, who had been visiting a fe
days with her parents, Mr.. and Nh
George II. Peek Of Vine street, retur
ed home yesterday.
Cortes Hosley went today to w
liamsburg, Mass, where he has boug
III a blacksmith shop. His daughte
Beatrice, is improving, and the fan
lev ily will go to Williamsburg later.
ear Miss Cloie Franklin resumed work
Houghton & Simonds s store this NOR
. ing, after vacation of three weel
-, Mrs. Lester Barber also returned
work this morning, after a two-week
II vacation.
Frank p. Barber has gone to Bost
where he will attend Wednesday
meeting of the clerks of the Rex
stores of New England. His place
the Brooks House pharmacy is bel
taken by Bert Bastian.