The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-11
PERSONAL.

=. r. Gregory went to Burlington
last night.
Charles Starkey is i'll in his home on
Myrtle street with grip.
+. B. Putnam went to New York this |
morning on business for few days.
John B. Manley is in New York this
week attending the automobile show.
Mrs. Frederic H. Sanford will 90 to-
morrow to New York for a few days
stay.
Mrs. Lillian Staples is i'll in her
rooms in the Princess apartments with
grip.
Miss Elizabeth Doyle is spending a
vacation of 10 days at her former home
in Mortified, this state.
Mrs. Idella Hescock of Greenfield is
guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Washer of Guilford road.
Herbert II. Barden, who lives at the
Soldiers Home in Bennington, is in
town TO spend the week end
Miss Dorothea Brasor went to Bos-
| ton today to be a guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
| Harold Z. Brasor over the weekend.
Frederick H. Sanford is in the
northern part of the state on business
this week for the Vermont Last Block
company.
Miss Mary D. Henshaw returned this
morning from Northampton, where she
attended a concert at Smith college
last evening.
X. Z. Mosher, l.. K. Barber, w. D..
Lenihan and Carl Eoetsch were in
Greenfield yesterday, returning with
four new Buick cars
Miss Lucille Howe resumed work
this morning in Huntress- Wood Co. S
store after being confined to the house
on account Of her eyes
Willard Hamlin, clerk in the retail
department of the Durham Brothers
company, is spending few days va
cation at his home in Lempster, \. II.
| George W. Cia7p is in New York
this week on business. Mrs. Clapp and
daughter are spending the week with
her mother, Mrs. Fred Tuthill, during
his absence.
Ralph Mears, travelling passenger
agent of the Nickel Plate railroad, and
B. F. Stoner, travelling passenger
agent of the Burlington route, were IL
town last night.
Silas Hamilton, who was called here
b. the death of his mother, Mrs. Min
ME Hamilton, returned this morning
to Worcester, whore he is a student II
: Worcester academy.
Mrs. f. c. Harrington is spending
: the day in Putney with her sister, Mrs
: Naomi Darden Rodney Darden, whC
was injured in coasting accident OF
Kimball hill this week, is doing we'll
Horton D. Walker and Leon c. Whit,
were in Northampton last evening t
attend the annual meeting of the West
ern New England section of the Ma
{ tional Association of Electrical In
+, spectors.
. Charles G. Staples, cashier of tn
! Vermont National bank, went to Bos
c ton yesterday to attend the annua
!. banquet of tn Massachusetts Bankers
a association. lie was a guest of Benja
min Joy, cashier of the National Shaw
NUT bank of Boston.
D. E. Tasker of this town attended ;
Il banquet rendered yesterday by tn
d Boston Poultry association to the vet
II eran fanciers of New England. Tn
J. Oldest fancier present was /. *. Felcl
L of Natick, Mass who is So vearsNol
i and has been in the poultry bushes
y 90 wears. Mr.. Tasker himself has bee
d a faneier for 90 years.
g State Fish and Game COMMISSIONS
John w Titeomb was in town las
q night on his wa to South Vernon t
inspect the trout rearing station. II
viii speak tonight at Q sportmen
meeting in North Adams, Mass, an
- will 90 from there to Bennington I
]. address the sportsmen OF that count
at their annual meeting tomorrow.