The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-21
PERSONAL.

& Davis again this season.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Reed went |
yesterday to Boston for a week s stay
Miss Genie Plimpton of Wardsboro.
has taken a position in Donnell & Da- |
Wis s millinery store.
Allen French of Springfield (Vt.) is
spending the day in town with Mr.. |
and Mrs. A. L. Hamilton.
Merrill Haskell has finished work
for the Estey Organ Co. He will en-
ter Amherst college in October.
, Fred Chamberlin returned this
morning from Townshend, where he
visited at his home several days.
Miss Mary Christie of North Adams,
Mass, began work today as trimmer in
Donnell Davis s millinery shop.
Miss Carrie Dunton went to Town
shend Monday to take a teacher g
course at Leland and Gray seminary.
Miss Katherine Dunlevy of Mont
pelier is expected tomorrow to spend
two weeks at her home on Harris
place.
Mrs. Karl Miner of New York, who
is spending the summer in town, went
yesterday to New York for a few
days stay.
Mrs. Louise Whitney has returned
to her home on Guilford street after a
visit of two weeks in Jamaica and
| Townshend
DIR. Lawrence Heaphy of New York,
who had spent month at his home in
town and in Montpelier, returned to
New York, yesterday.
George Upham and family of North
| field Mass, will move to Brattleboro
this week. Mr.. Upham is a former
resident of this town.
Mrs. Agnes Coolidge Rice, who spent
the summer at her hom2 in town, re-
turned this morning to Somerville,
Mass, to resume teaching.
\ Miss Gertrude Plummer will return
to her studies at Radcliffe college
Sunday, after having spent the sum
mcr at her home in town.
Barney Mead of the Vermont Auto
Sales Company is on business trip
through the western part of the state
i'll a Chalmers Six-30 limousine
George w. castro of Baltimore and
Charles castro of Falmouth, Mass, are
visiting at the home of their sister.
Mrs. f. c. Carter on Green street.
Mrs. Mary j. Hunt of Winchester
and daughter, Mrs IL. NJ Blackmer of
Irving, Mass, are visiting in the
home of Mrs. Hunt S son, w. l.. Hunt
Mrs. Ada Patterson of Putney was
a guest over last night of her sister,
Miss Edna Patterson. She left this
morning for New Haven, Coma, to
visit.
Houghton Seaverns and G. F. Greg
DRY returned last night from Lexing-
ton, Mass, where they attended a
meeting of the New England Holstein-
triesian club.
Lewis Hamilton, who had been at
Fort Ethan Allen, went Yesterday, af-
ter a week s visit at his home in town,
to Northfeld (Vt.) to begin his senior
year in Norwich university.
,, Will b. Smith is having a vacation
of two weeks from his work in the of
fee of +. l.. Hildreth & Co. Mr.
Smith is spending the week i'll West
Wardsboro at the Green Mountain
House with Mrs Smith and son, Hol-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs F. T. Parsons of Brook
/ summer home on Ames hill. Their son
r Harold Parsons, who had been in town
this week, left yesterday for Hanover
to resume his studies in Dartmouth col
T. lege.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles s. Bradley an,
e Mr.. and Mrs. George \. Coulton o
4 Cleveland, o., are spending few day
e at the Brooks House. Mrs. Bradley viii
II be remembered as Miss Gertrude Ba
c ker, whose family lived for time o.
the Putney road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph H. Reed, VIII
were called here by the death of hi
mother, Mrs. c. +. Reed, returned t
n Boston today. Mr. Reed, who had ha
a position III New York several years
recently took a position with the liver
n Pond Co. in Boston.
4 Mrs. Abby NJ. Harlow returned las
Il night from Centerville, Cape Coo
n where she speat several months Mr.,
"a Joslyn, her sister, will remain on tn
III cape longer time. Mrs. Harlow wi
G. assist Miss Wellman, superintendent
K schools, in the office the coming scho
a. year.
Frederick Holbrook, who returnC
:. from Russia about six weeks ago wit
.' large orders for steel, and who W,
:, elected last month vice president {
the American international corpor
~ ton, sailed yesterday from New Yol
!. ~ for Russia He will open an office
=. that country to investigate opportul
% ties for American trade in that cou
q" q" try.