The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-19
Personal.

Miss EiIzabeth Hlldreth has returned |
from visit in Hopkinsville, Ky.
George Rice of White Plains, n. Y,
is visiting at his home in town. /
Miss Margaret Gorborino will 90 the
first of the week to Keene to visit two
weeks.
Mrs. Clayton Spaulding of Acworth.
n. H., came yesterday to visit Mrs
John BardCn.
Mrs. Nellie Brown of Bellows Falls
is spending the weekend with Mrs. |
Charles Cook.
Miss Elizabeth Mason will spend
Sunday in Kecne visiting Miss Kath-
crime Hartnett.
Miss Anna Gorborino will begin a
vacation of two weeks Monday. She
will visit i'll Keene.
Miss Helen Morris of the Holstein-
Fricsian office will begin a vacation of
two weeks Monday.
H. w. Hoadley and Miss Helen Hoad-
ley are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Hoadley of 81 Green street.
Miss Muriel Tasker of Bradford,
Mass, came today to visit her aunt,
Mrs. John Barden, week.
John Bond and family of Burlington
were guests at George n. Bond S yes
terday, coming by automobile.
DR.. James c. Austin and family of
Spencer, Mass, came yesterday to be
guests of relatives a few days.
Miss Agnes Doyle, who has been
in Keene a week, will return to work in
the HolsteinF riesian office Monday.
Mrs. Mary Coughlin of Northfeld,
Mass, visiting her daughter, Mrs. y.
Clarity of Maple street, this week.
Miss Dorothy Todd of Palmer, Mass,
is spending a week at the home of
Mrs. j. T. Denning on Walnut street.
William J. LAWN of Detroit, the we'll
known tenor, was in Brattleboro yester-
| day. He is at Spofford lake for va
cation.
Miss Hazel Switzer will have a va
cation of two weeks from her work in
the Holstein-F riesian office, beginning
| Monday.
Miss Grace Morse will resume work
| i'll the Office Of the IIostein- Friesian
| association Monday, after two-weeks ;
vacation.
Miss Margaret LiIlis is spending a
few days with Miss Why Sutherland in
/
| liolyoke and with friends In Spring
field, Mass.
Miss Lillian Z. Douglas, who has
been at Spofford lake two weeks, will
resume work i'll the Holstein -Friesian
Office Monday.
Mrs. Martha Smith and Miss Flor
ence Brewer visited recently at the
home OF Mr.. Crowningshield i'll Win
ob II
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Mr.. and Mrs. Glenroy Smith of Nit
tmeague, Mass, are spending the week
at the Barden cottage on the banks OF
the connecticut river
Miss Bertha hathan will resume work
Monday for the Holstein-Friesian Reg
ister, after Il vacation OF three weeks at
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Mss 10Y u LduHl!n VII return, e :,
v UN - "' tio- i,o" 9ililoiiN'
her home in Vernon n,
Mr., G. " SARGENT and SON uorr,.
were in SPRINGFIELD Mass Wednesday
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h mother, Mrs. Mary Sullivan, yesterday
+ Oh their way to Quebec
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Hadlock and chill
4 dren of NORTHAMPTON are spending two
@ weeks in the home of Mrs. Hadlock :.
0 mother' Mrs. A. l.. "arheld'
s Miss Marion Simonds, who enjoyed
an outing of two weeks at Howar,
f Beach, Conn, will return to her worl
r In the Holsten-Frlesian office Monday
e. Mrs. Ellen :. Morrill, OF Hol yok
II mas returned 10 the nome OF her slSte
1t Mrs. Jennie Bemls, after spending sew
> eral days with friends III Dummerstol
t Miss Alta j. Dennison will begin
: week 5 vacation MONDAY from ne
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4 She VIII go TO her home IN BernardStol
III Miss Elisabeth Brasor has oono +
s. snend two weeks as tho guns+ If Mi
:, Dorothy Angler at the Angler cottag
- at Lake Warren pond, near Alsteat
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