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

Robert Kirby spcn- 41day in Put
ney with fricA
Miss Lenore Ayers is spending the
day in Athol, Mass.
Clifford Clark of Glens Falls, n. Y,
is a guest at the Clark farm.
Victor Space returned last night
from a weeks stay in Boston.
Hyland Tasker is in Hatfield, Mass,
today on business for Z. Crosby &
Co.
Mr., and Mrs. c. E. Davis of Vernon
spent Sunday with Mrs. A. d. Re-
nolds.
Miss Mary Haus spent the weekend
IN Bellows Falls with Miss Elaine
Fenton.
Walter Spauldiag has entered the
employ of Sehorling & Spaulding, cleo
trical contractors.
Miss Grace Pratt of the Holstein
Friesian office force spent Sunday at
her home in Hinsdale.
H. W. Bracket of Wilmington was
visitor over Sunday in the home Of
his brother, A. j. Bracket
Bert Young of Springfield Mass,
spent Sunday in town with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Young.
Wallace K. Ware of Chesterfield, n.
H., is spending several days in town,
registered at the Brooks House.
Mrs. Wesley Richardson has been
called to Dummerston by the serious
| illness of her father, Patrick Connarn.
Mrs. NJ H. Ray and daughter, Miss
| Gwendolin, of Bellows Falls were Wis
itors in town with friends Saturday.
Miss Amelia Frankel. who had been
a guest of Miss Elizabeth Hildreth a
week, returned to Lasen seminary to-
day.
Mrs William T. Haigh went to
Springfield, Mass, this morning, on ac-
count of the serious illness of her
mother,
Charles c. BY finished work satur-
,day night for the Estey Organ com
| pany, where he had been employed
several years.
Miss Doris Lee of the Durham
Brothers company office, spent Sun.
day with her grandmother, Mrs. w. y.
Cole, in Putney.
l. D. Spaulding was at his home
here yesterday from New London, \.
H., where he is engaged in installing
electrical equipment.
Mrs. d. w. Ellis of Walpole, n H.,
and daughter, Mrs. G. f. Rogers OF
Westminster, were guests of Mrs. Ben
jamin Akley Saturday.
Miss Turner, who has charge of the
Grunfeld Gift-shop in Greenfield, Mass.
is registered at the Brooks House. She
is a niece of Mrs. J. L. Goldsmith o!
this town.
Roy Jones was a guest Sunday Will
| his parents, Mr.. ald Mrs L. H. Jone:
of Newfane. His family, who had beer
] visiting there week, returned home
| with him.
Miss Mildred Moriarty of Bellows
| Falls IS visiting q few days in towI
| with her grandmother, Mrs. Katherin,
Leahy, on her way home from Wash
| ington, D. c., where she went with thu
| high school party.
/ Miss Lillian Lawton and GUESTS
| Miss Phyhss and Miss Onalee Lang
/ returned to Lasell seminary this morn
4 ing, after having spent the spring va
I cation at Miss Lawton s home o.
II Linden street.
Howard Stockwen of Dartmouth
college, who had been spending the va
cation at his home in West Somervillt
Mass, came last night to be a CUES
a few days of Laurence Sherman a
the Brooks House.
| President Horton D. Walker Of tt
board of trade is in Boston TO atten
today "boom New England meet
ing, to which the governors of the Ne'
! England states and officers of the priI
cipal boards of trade and commerei,
organizations were invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett j. Taggal
will move about May l to Greenfiel,
Mass, where Mr.. Taggart has pos
i ton III the office of the treasurer {
HI the Wells Brothers company. Mr.. TIA:
III CART was bookkeepar III the Carpent,
organ factory before the Carpent,
COMPANY decided to liquidate.
Charles R. Simonds and family wi
move next month from Walker plaC
If to the Brown house on Willistc
| street, recently bought by S. A. Dan
/ els. Mr.. Simonds s mother, Mrs Abb
HI Thomas, will make her home wit
II them. Mrs. Addie T. Dennison Wi
" move from the Stewart building
! South Main street to the tenement V
- Gated b. Mrs. Thomas on WillistC