The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-11-20
PERSONAL.

Miss Katherine Booth of Putney is
spending the day in town.
Mrs. Charles H. Niles is visiting in
Worcester, Mass, with Mrs Clarence
Taylor.
Miss Grace Van Gumster, nurse. is
caring FOR Mrs. S. w. Edgett as night
nurse.
Ray L. Mixer of northampton,
Mass, spent Sunday in town with rel
atives.
Mrs. May Dunham of Hudson street
IS spending the day with friends in
Ludlow.
Miss Ella Stebbins went today to
North Amherst to spend several weeks
With relatives.
Fred Gordon of Springfield (Et.)
spent Saturday and Sunday in town as
a guest of Ray Howe
Miss Margaret Root went this morn
ing to Burlington to visit her cousin,
Miss Marian Maynard.
Charles Stoekwell and Leon French
vent this morning to Sunset lake to
spend a few days hunting deer.
John c. Pellet was here from Hall
FAX over Sunday, going yesterday af-
ternoon TO Greenfield on business.
Mrs. Eta J. Hager of keene came
last night to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Carl \. Mitchell, and Mr. Mitchell.
Miss Mabel Morgan of Springfield,
Mass, who had been guest of Mrs.
Frank w. Reed, returned to Springfield
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon NJ. Lamb and
family Of Greenfield were visitors here
Yesterday with his mother, Mrs. Ann
$. Lamb.
Mrs. +. G. Pettee, who had been Wis
ting some time in Windsor with her
son, Ralph j. Pettee, and family, re-
turned Saturday.
Miss Laura Dunklee came from
Mount Holvoke Friday to visit her
mother, Mrs. Mary Dunklee, until Sat
urday afternoon.
Barney 8. Micheiman went TO Mon
tague yesterday to visit his daughter
| Theo, who is in the Farren hospital
| with fractured hip.
Mrs. J. Warren Miller returned to
her home in Springfield CVt.) yester
day, after visit here with her mother
Mrs. o, II. Stickney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giovanni Geraci arc
pending a week in Marlboro with hel
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney. Mr.
Geraei is hunting deer.
Miss Cora g. Liseom returned Satur.
LAY from a visit with an aunt Mrs
| Cox, in Cleveland, Ohio, and with rela
tives in Port Huron, Mich.
R. Davis of Lyndonville was a week.
/ end guest of Godfrey Crosby. Mr.. Davis
was a member of Company l. and went
to the Texas border with his company
Miss Alice Newell went Saturday tC
| Marlboro, where she remained owe,
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Horton
| flames, who recently bought a farm
| there.
Miss Leila Knapp, who is student
ut Smith college, spent the weekend
at her home in town, called here by tn
illness of her mother, Mrs. Alvin
Knapp.
Miss Emma Grimes, librarian al
Mount Holyoke college, came Saturday
10 visit over Sunday with Mrs. Austin
| w. George. Miss Grimes and Mrs
George were classmates at Northfelt
seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leonard o
Winsted, Conn, were registered a
The Brooks House Sunday and visitet
their cousin, Mrs. Freeman Scott They
made the trip By automobile, returnin;
TO their home last night.
Mrs. Dennis Farmer. who has beer
spending a few weeks here with rela
tives. will 90 tomorrow to Lowville
n. Y, to visit her niece. Mrs. Ray
nond S. Richardson. From there sh
will go to Cleveland to visit before go
ing to her home in Detroit.
Ora E. Butterfeld underwent an Oh
Grafton Wednesday in the Hahnemal
hospital in New York for appendiciti
and gall stones, and an infamed condi
tion of the pancreas was found Will
it was serious operation, Mr.. Butter
field is as comfortable as could be ex
pected. Mr.. Butterfeld, who is a for
mer resident of this town and a class
mate of Clarke G. Fits, who is at tn
| present time in the Corey Hill hospita
in Brookline, Mass, following a SINH
lar operation. is general solicitor 70
the New York Central railroad.
Don Z forget the ereamed fish .upoe
: at the Unitarian parish house Tuesday
Nov. q, at O'Clock. Tickets 35c.-