The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27
PERSONAL.

Z. L. Hildreth is at his office today |
after being i'll with grip.
Howard Lowe went to Townshend to-
day to visit his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Batchelder.
Miss Grace NJ. Emerson of Albany,
\. Y, is spending the Christmas vaea
ton here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Thompson and
son We're Christmas visitors with his
parents in Ashuelot, \. II.
Miss Minnie Leitsinger is expected to
return tonight from visit with
friends in Providence. r. l.
T. J. Fairbanks is on his bakery route
again, after a two-weeks' Illness with
grip. Mrs. Fairbanks is i'll with grip.
NJ. J. Guiheen returned Tuesday to
Brooklyn, having visited over Christ
mas with his parents on Washington
street
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bond of Tyler
street, left this morning for Battle
Greek, Mich, where they win spend a
month.
Miss Gertrude Croker, who teaches
in New York city, is spending the vaca-
ton in town with her mother. Mrs. c.
l.. Piper.
Miss Helen Newcomb of Ware, Mass.
came Monday to spend the holidays
with her amt. Mrs. f. B. Nash Of )
| Central street
! Daniel +. Doyle, one OF the ianitors
Of the new railroad station, has beel
appointed special police officer by the
i village officials.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Duquette and
children of Chieopae Falls, Mass, were
guests over Christmas of Mr. and Mrs
Frank F. Barber
! Ira Larrabee and Mrs. Alice Pepper.
both of Brookfeld, Mass, spent Sun
day in town and attended the funeral
of Ora L. Butterfeld.
Evan Goodale Of Boston and Miss
Ethci Goodale of Springfield, Mass,
spent the holidays with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Goodale.
Arthur Dewitt, who is employed by
the Lake Torpedo Mfg. Co. in Bridge
port, Conn, was visitor at his home
OH Canal street over Christmas.
Mrs. Roy Jones and daughter re.
turned last night from Brookline, where
III HHtHt -iliiStIiltto WIN ltidtINSS
Mr.. Jones scent Monday there.
Attorney General H. c. Barber re-
turned yesterday afternoon from Mont
pelier, where he spent Christmas with
his family, who are visiting Mrs. Bar
Der S parents.
Claude W. Amidon Of the Northeast
crn Law college, Boston, came Satur
day to spend the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. ". Amidon of Sc Canal street
: returning to Boston yesterday.
, Major Walter o. Cooley, Major Linz
d. Taylor, Capt. Z. W. Gibson ant
, Lieut.. Roy B. Miner left this morning
on the I'LL clock train for st. Al
bans to attend the school for officers
, this evening and tomorrow.
Mrs George H. Walker of Westmin
: ster is guest of Mrs. Z. c. Crosby. Mr.
, and Mrs. Walker will leave next weel
! for Washington, ID. c., going from
, there to St. Augustine. They plan t.
spend the winter in the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Bowers returned
last night, after an absence of eigh
weeks. Mrs. Bowers had been visitin!
lat her former home in Philadelphia;
and Mr. Bowers had been on bushes
trip in the West for the Estey Orgal
: company.
Walter F. Adams of Bellows Falls i
. a guest of Lawrence Putnam. MI
: Adams, who is a graduate of Norwic
I university, 1912, held the office of lieu
tenant with Company E on the Mexiea
s border this summer and while there wa
assigned to the 30th infantry for a shor
time. He recently was appointed I
the 18th infantry to report. at FoI
q Leavcnvorth, Kansas. Jan. B.