The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-21
PERSONAL.

Miss Gertrude Plummer is home from
Radcliffe college for the holiday.
Mrs. Frances E. Clark has recovered
from grip and is about the house.
Mrs. A. p. Goodale of Western avenue
is visiting relatives in Springfield, Mass
Henry A. Gregoire of Boston has be-
gun work at the Brooks House as bell
boy.
Mrs. Henry Williams is having a va
cation from her work in the o. J. Pratt
store
Miss Eulalee J. Leonard of Springfield
(Et.) is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs J. f.
Mann.
Robert c. Knowlton is home from
Norwich university to stay until We'd
nesday
Miss Florence Dickinson went TO her
home in Williamsville Saturday to visit
a few days.
Miss Flossie Ober returned to work
this morning, after a week S vacation
spent in town.
Miss Jessie NJ. Burgess of Westmin-
ster was guest over Sunday of Miss
Pauline Fem
Albert Wilson, who is employed at
the Brooks House, spent the weekend
IN northampton.
Miss Edith Stockwell, of the, S. A.
smith Mfg. Co.'s Office is having a
week s vacation.
Miss Marjorie Crosby and Miss
Ethel A. Millington spent Sunday in
Greenfield, Mass.
F. Fl. Sanford viii attend tomorrow.
IN Burlington the annual meeting of the
Society of Colonial Wars.
Miss bessie Worden returned to her
work in the telephone office this morn
ing, after week S vacation.
Miss Helen Redding returned this
morning from her home in Hinsdale,
where she spent the week end.
Malcolm Docherty of Boston. nephew
of Mrs. Frank II. Brasor, was registered
at the Brooks House over Sunday.
Howard Stockwell of Dartmouth col
lege IS guest of Laurence Sherman at
the Brooks House over the holiday.
Miss Ruth Weatherhead of Spring
held, Mass, came Saturday to her home
in West Brattleboro to visit few DAYS.
Miss Lucille Howe is having two
week 5 vacation from her work in
Houghton & Simonds s store, beginning
today
Miss Sylvia Crosby went to North
ampton this morning TO be a guest a
few days of Miss Leila Knapp at Smith
college.
Miss Grace Leach of Aiddleburv col
Iege came to her home Saturday on ac
count of an epidemic Of measles at the
college.
R. Z. Parkhurst of Elliot street is
confined to the house with neuralgia
ana Is under the care of Or. H. L.
Waterman
Miss Katherine G. Dunlevv of Mont
peher IS spending a few days in town
with her mother, Mrs Sarah Dunlevv Of
Harris place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. v Durham of Balm
bridge, n Y, Will come tonight to be
guests few days of Mrs. Dunham s
sister, Mrs. A. F. Schwenk.
Miss Agnes Sullivan and Miss; Katb.
ernie LAWYER of Bellows Falls are X
peeted tonight to spend Washington i
birthday IN town with Miss Elaine Sul-
Ivan.
Miss Helen Emerson and Mrs. John
Bardcn, who have been having a two
weeks vacation from Houghton 4 81 |
monds 5 store. returned TO their work |
this morning.
Mrs Clyde y Chamberlin and Miss
Marion Simonds returned last NIGHT |
from Hartford, Conn, where thew visit |
ct the automobile show They also Wis |
tied IN Meriden and Springfield. Mass.
Mrs II. +. Bascom has been called ia
pahVers, Mass, on account of her
aunt 5 illness. Mrs W. c. Schorlipo
viii have charge Of Bascom s millinery !
largors during Mrs Baseoa : aAeenc,
l-eitsinger 5 orchestra, 5 pieces, at the
4 fmorE tomorrow night, only s. cents.
Get volr tickets from the children. none /