The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-15
PERSONAL.

Harold Shea has begun work this week |
in the office of E. Crosby & Co
States Attorney F. 5. Williams of Brad
ford was registered at the Brooks House
last night
The Misses Douglas will 90 today
to Spofford lake, where they will spend
two weeks.
Roscoe Jaquith began work this
week in the c. II. Eddy & Co. bot
Ting works.
Harry Cain came today from
Somerville, Mass, to visit two weeks
at Thomas Cain s.
Mrs. Paul Henkel and two children of
New York are guests of Mrs Charles
Henkel of Frost street.
Miss Laura Spaulding went this af
ternoon to her home i'll Wilmington
to stay over Sunday.
George Icy and Henry White of
Orange, Mass, were visitors with
friends in town yesterday.
Louis Rate will begin a weeks vaca-
ton from his work in the retail store of
the Durham Brothers company.
Mrs. Ira Spaulding will accompany
Miss Edna Patterson to her home in
Putney today to spend Sunday.
Miss Mary Jaquith of the Holstcin-
Friesian Register office win begin
Monday a vacation of three weeks.
Mrs. Edward C. Crosby returned today
from a weeks visit in Wethersfield and
Hartford, Conn and Springfield, Mass
Clarke c. Fits, r. c. Bacon and
Miss Una Rice, stencographer, We're
in Burlington yesterday on legal bus
mess.
Mrs. r. f. Briggs of Washington.
d. c., is visiting in town with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Brock
ingtoI.
A. \. Carleton of West Newbury, presi-
dent of the Vermont Maple Sugar Makers
association. was in town yesterday a few
hours
y. +. George, assistant at Bond & Sons
undertaking rooms, left yesterday to spend
Sunday with his parents in Wrentham,
Mass
Mrs. David Larson and son, Evcrt, Of
New Britain, Conn, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Hermon Erickson of Marlboro
avenue.
Miss katherine and Miss Mary
Eckels Of Morris Plains. \. J., are
visiting i'll the home of their brother.
j. J. Eckels.
Irving Ellis. who is in Portsmouth sew
eral weeks on business is expected tonight
to spend the week END with his family on
Bullock street
Miss Prudence Cudworth of Hart
ford, Conn, is spending the weekend
n ,f NJ
ley of High street
! Mn and Mrs. W l.. Hunt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Farwell returned today
to town from Spofford lake, where they
had spent two weeks
Miss Helen Emerson Miss CIoie Frank
lin and Miss Frances Martell will 20 Mon
| day to York beach, where they will spend
a vacation of two weeks.
Master Wallace Cudworth is expect
ed Monday from Hartford. Conn, TO
spend a few days with Mrs. A. II.
Jaquith of Clark avenue.
Miss Doris Wyman and Miss
Rachael lverson will go this afternoon
to Mortified, Mass, to stay over Sun
day and attend the conference.
Mrs. Florence X. Templeton, who had
been spending some time in Newtonville
and Boston, Is visiting in town with Mrs
William f. Cushman of Canal street
! Mrs. Edwina Ripley of Auburndale,
Mass, and daughter, Mrs Frank tawton
Iot Bellows Falls, came yesterday to visit
until today with Mrs. Ada l.. Howe
Charlotte and Jean, daughters of Mr.
and Mrs J. Cullen Robertson of East
Orange, \. j., are with their nurse in the
home Of Mrs. f. y. Starkey of Oak street
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eustis of Washing
ton, ID. C., are registered at the Brooks
!, House. Mr.. Eustis visited Lindenhursr
yesterday, a property his grandfather one,
owned.
Miss Rosabel Miller, Miss Lila Kim
} ball, Miss Marguerite White, Miss Lii
| lian Douglas and Miss Alice Spence
, went today to Spofford lake whcr
5 they will occupy the Horton cottage
week
Dr. and Mrs. h. d. Ritchie went b,
automobile "Wednesday to Rutland to at
tend the annual meeting of the Vernon
l Neterinary association, of which Dl
Richie is a member, July l. and l3 il
Hotel Berwick. Several difficult opera
lions were performed at the clinic. Abou
100 members were present at the banquc
b1- tba association