The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-04
PERSONAL.

Ben Weeden returned yesterday
from Boston, where he spent several
weeks.
Miss Anna Anderson has taken a po-
| sition in Clark's grocery store as
bookkeeper.
Claude w. Amidon has entered the
Northeastern Law college of the Y. NJ.
c. A., Boston.
Mrs. A. ID. Thompson and son are
visiting at Mr. Thompson S parents in
Ashuelot, n H.
| w. b. Smith has resumed work in
| the office of F.. L. Hildreth & Co., after
vacation OF two weeks.
/ Miss Katherine Noble, nurse, is ex-
pccted to return today from a vaca-
ton spent at Calais. Me.
Daniel Borden of Worcester has
taken position with Z. l.. Hildreth
& Co., as job compositor.
George r. Winslow of Woodstock
was guest over yesterday and last
night of Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Mitchell.
Harold Hudson will begin work to-
morrow as clerk in Scott s grocerv
store, taking the place of Fred Thomp-
son.
Fred Thompson will 90 tomorrow to
Boston to visit his son, Fred, who is
student in Boston university law
school
Mrs r. P. Hamilton has given up
housekeeping on Forest street and is
living with Mrs. Arthur T. Knight of
High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. P Reed of Jackson
vile came yesterday afternoon to visit
in the home of their son, C. w. Reed
of Oak street.
Mrs. Simonds, who had been visiting
in Alberta, Canada, has returned to the
home of her sister, Mrs. j. E. Smiley
at the Mclrose.
Alvin Bowman will finish work Sat
urday night for the Durham Brothers
company, where he has been employed
in the retail department
Mrs. William GRAY and chauffeur.
Ralph Brown, who had been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Major G.. Houghton. re-
! turned to their home III Pittsfield, Ne,
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. II. Richardson and
daughter, Miss Zoe, of Chester came bv
autombile yesterday and spent the day
with their daughter, Mrs. Ada l..
Howe
Mrs. f. L. Graves of Washington,
ID. c., who spent part of the summer
Ill the White mountains, is q guest Of
4 Mrs. G. NJ. Taylor at the home of 0.
I /. Bailey. Mrs. Graves will 90 from
here to her home in Washington.
Mrs. George Smith of Springfield
Mass, who was guest of Miss Jennie
Rose, has returned to her home Mrs
Smith, formerly of Brattleboro, viii
be remembered as Miss George Char
ter. For long time she sang soprano
in the Universalist church.
Il James Denning, Guy johnson ant
/ Louis DunlcvT were in Brattlebort
l yesterday on a 24-hours leave of alb
sence from Company /, First Vernon
/ regiment, now at Fort Ethan Allen
4 They do not expect to be mustered on
l lof the federal service before Satur
/ day.
l DIR. and Mrs. J. c. Perry of Shell
| hurne Falls, son and wife, Mr.. an,
Mrs. j. Earle Perry of Boston, AM
Mrs. Earle Wilson of Shelhurne Fall
I have been guests this week of Dr
| Perry s brothers, F. f. Perry of Wash
ington street and d. t. Perry of Yves
l Brattleboro.
L District deputy Grand Master Ere
| y. Buckley of Unity lodge, No. IA,
I o. o. F., of Hinsdale and Leon Me-
rift, Robert Browning, and Alonz
Frazier, past noble grands of tn
same lodge, called yesterday on L.
| Clark, who is a past noble grand {
the same lodge, at his home on Pin
street. Mr.. Clark has been i'll sine
last May.
Roger Bracket, Jacob Estey and Pal
Chase will return this week to Amhers
to enter upon their junior year in An
herst college. Three more Brattlebor
boys went to Amherst today to ente
the freshman class-Joseph Estey, VIII
! graduated from the local high schoC
last June, Merrill Haskell and Rol
ert Uchida, member of the gradua
ing class of the Nyack, N. Y, hig
school. The latter is son of Mr.. an
Mrs. Edward Uchida, who have charg
e 4, :, 4 II Al