The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-18
PERSONAL.

Robert Simonds, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur p Simonds, is Ill with chicken
pox.
Mrs. Hadley of Chester is a guest in
the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. w
Gibson.
Mrs. Grace Richardson of Williams
vile is spending the day in town with
| relatives
! Bernard Dunlevy was home for the
weekend from Windsor, where he is
employed.
terday from visit of two weeks in
| New York.
Mrs. Minnie Hamilton has returned
from q visit with relatives in North
field, Mass.
DR.. E. R. Lynch was called to North
field, Mass, this morning to perform
an operation.
Mrs. F. A. Woodbury. left this morn
i ing for Pensacola, Fla, where she will
spend the winter
/ Miss Rubie Collier, nurse, went today
to her home in West Swanzey to re-
main until after Christmas.
a week with grip, returned to work this
morning in Clapp & Jones s.
Il Mrs. A. H. Davis of South London
!, derry spent Saturday and Sunday in
the home of her brother, State s Attor-
; ney 0. B. Hughes.
; The Brattleboro boys who are attend
, ing the University of Vermont viii
: reach Brattleboro for the Christmas
holidays Friday afternoon.
George L. Durham returned last
night from few days business trip
to Mishawaka, Ind, in the interests OF
the Durham Brothers company.
Miss Ella Stebbins and Mrs. Law
renee of Montague, Mass, left this
> morning for Florida to spend the win
ter in different parts of the state.
q Mrs Charles Stolte and daughter OF
, Fair Haven, Mass, are guests of hel
! sister, Mrs, Henry V. Durham. Mr.
Stolte viii come to spend the holidays
{ William Kelley, an employee of the
t Vermont Last Block Co., was operated
e upon in the Melrose hospital yesterday
a by DR.. +. r. Lynch for appendicitis.
: Edgar Welch of Worcester, Mass
: was guest yesterday of his mother
d Mrs. Addie Welch, and his grandmoth
n er, Mrs. s. S. Barnard of "a Ellio
street.
Miss Amelia Frankie of Hopkinsville
Kentucky, who is a student at Lasel
seminary, is expected Wednesday to b,
g a guest of Miss Elizabeth Hildretl
over the holidays.
Rufus Houghton of Greenfield, Mass.
i spent the week-en with his family a
A. T. Eddy s on Putnev road. Mrs
r Houghton and daughter are spending
several weeks there.
n Fred p Thompson began work toda
:, IN the store of the Atlantic & Pacif
d Tea Co. Wilbur Burr. who has bee
s employed there, has gone to Spring
d field to manage a store for the con
e pam.
Mr.. and Mrs. &c dfrey Crosby re
u turned last night from a wedding tri
to Washington and Naw York. The
are staying with his parents, Mr.. an
n Mrs. c. r. Crosby, until their house o
Grove street is ready for their Gee,
h pancy.
Clayton Randall, who is attendin
d the Massachusetts College of Pharm;
h cv IN Boston, is home for the Chris
1t mas holidays. He will work for tt
Brattleboro Drug Co, where he 70
- merly was employed, during the hol
.. day season.
Col. Thomas Harmon, who recent
submitted his resignation as superb
tondent of the Vermont soldiers HON
plans to continue his residence in Be
nington after his successor has bee
appointed. This announcement will
/ received with pleasure by the lar:
+ number of friends made by Colon
and Mrs. Harmon during the 10 yea
they have lived in town.-BenningtC
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