The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-23
PERSONAL.

MISS Etta CfoSler of Elliot street IS
in Springfield, Mass, today on bust
ness.
Miss Astrid Erickson has finished
work for the season for Donnen &
Davis.
Mrs. Harry Barnes began work Mon
day As clerk III the Brattleboro News
Co. S store
Mrs. Henry Pollen Of Hatfield,
Mass, came yesterday to visit Mrs. NJ.
j. Larrabee a few DAYS.
John Toomey of New York is ex-
pccred the last of the week to visit at
his home in town
Mrs. Harold Durham Of West Paris,
Me, began work today in the Office
of the Durham Brothers company.
Mrs. f. LOOMS and daughter, Miss
Mary LOOMS, returned yesterday from
a visit with relatives in Waltham,
Mass.
Miss Nora Languay will finish work
today as waitress at the Albany cafe
and will take a similar position in the
family Of J. Gray Estey.
Miss Margaret Doyle returned last
night from Boston, where she had
been several days on business for
Doyle 4 Doyle, miIliners
Mr. and Mrs Herbert B. Chamber
lain left today for Scotia, n. Y, to
visit about two weeks with Mrs.
! Chamberlain s sister, Mrs Frank II.
Field
Miss Lila J. Gordon of Cambridge
Mass, who had been a guest of her
sister, Mrs Emily Subway, has gone
to Worcester, where she viii remain
two months.
Mrs. Z. W. Sharp, Miss Mary Gould
Of Mortified (Ft), who is a guest OF
Mrs. Sharp, and Mrs. Il. r. White went
today to Saratoga Springs, \. Y, to
remain until Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Tenney, Mrs j.
c. Dewitt and Mrs. c. d. Moves went
by automobile this morning to Hayden
VILE, Mass, to visit the famous apple
orchards of Cyrus Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram c. Norris of
Salem Depot, n. H, who were in
town to attend the funeral of his
brother, Warren G. Norris, Saturday
have returned to their home
Verne H. Winchester went yester-
day to Waterbury, Conn. on business
for the Durham Brothers company
Fred S. Knight went today to Gorham
, n. H., on business for the same com
panv.
SATURDAY. from the Memorial hospital
where She had been following an OPP
Grafton, and returned to the home Of
Mrs. Frank II. Emerson on High
street.
Arthur. P. Simonds, II, c. Rice
George +. Foster and W. \. Shumway
left last night by automobile for Wood
stock with the intention of whipping
trout streams In the western part OF
Windsor county two days.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Perry re
turned last night from Burlington
where they attended the grand lodge
meeting Of Odd Fellows, stopping or
their way home in North Thetford Il
visit relatives a few days.
Mrs Henry r. Brown, Mrs. E. b
Smith and Mrs. James NJ. Adams went
this morning to New York to atten,
the Natiouai Federation Of Woman >;
clubs held in that cit. Mrs. c. {
Fits and Mrs. \. ". Montgomery
will 20 later in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Wilbur hay,
rented of A. V. Cox the bungalow OF
High Lawn road recently owned by 10
seph Brockington. They viii mov,
there in July. Mr.. Wilbur is man
lager of the Willard Storage Battery
company with an office on Fla
street.
DR.. Henry d. Holton returned last
night from Minneapolis, Mimi, wher,
he had been attending the May meet
.ngs Of the Northern Baptist conven
ton, Hr. Ioiton was called to New
York en- business Rev. and Mrs
George +. Tomkinsou. who accom-
panied him to Minneapolis, are remain
ing u longer time.
Mrs. H. E. Bond, vice president fc1
Windaam county OF the Vermont
Branch of the Woman 5 Board of Mis-
sions; Miss Florence NJ. Hemenway
Wells, secretary of young people =:
work for the Vermont Branch; Mrs
Charles H. Thompson. treasurer of tho
Woman S Home Missionary Union OF
Vermont; Mrs. Richard II. Clapp and
Miss Emma j. Gregg, delegates from
the Woman 5 association of the
Centre Congregational church; anc
Mrs. H. +. Weatherhead and Mrs. T
q. Taylor, delegates from the Wes
Brattleboro Congregational church
went to Fair Haven today to attend
the annual meeting of the Woman >,
! Home Missionary union, the Vernon
Branch uniting, which closes tomorrow
evening.
SPOFFoRD LAKE CHOSEN.