The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-05
PERSONAL.

Miss Jessie Hawley is spending the
day in Northfeld, Mass.
Lawrence Pike returned to school this !
morning, after an illness of 10 days F.,
with tonsilitis.
Miss Blanche Boyd, nurse. has been I
called this week to Springfield (Vt.) on
professional work.
4. F. Bowers went last night to Wa
terburv, Conn. on business for the Es-
tey Organ company.
D. T. Tasker is Judge of the exhibit
ton classes at the poultry show in
Greenfield this week.
Dana Canedy Of Jacksonville has been
spending several days this week at w.
\. Wilcox 5 on Grove street.
Mrs. Charles Lockwood went today to
Windsor to attend the wedding today of
her niece, Miss Louise Blake.
Frank Wallens, who spent the holi-
days here with MS mother, Mrs. Thomas
VIM, has returned to New York.
Mrs. Eugene Brown of Rocky Hill
Conn. came Yesterday, called here BY
the death of Mrs. Martha Baldwin.
Miss Flora Cattanach went today to
Springfield, Mass, to visit few days
with her sister, Mrs Ralph Worden.
Mrs May Morris has resumed work
afternoons in Houghton q Simonds s
store, after an illness of several weeks
Mrs. o. H. Sticknev has returned to
the home of Mrs David S. Persons in
! East Putney, after having visited a
week here with relatives.
| Col. George H. Bond has returned to
Washington, resuming his duties as
messenger in the United States senate
upon the opening of congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond H. Boutelle
came yesterday from Fitchburg, where
she had been spending two weeks. he
returned yesterday afternoon.
Ralph C. Root. Phi c., left for Bos-
ton Monday to finish his postgraduate
course in chemistry and bacteriology at
the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
DR.. A. L. Pettee and DR.. F. R. Newell
returned this morning from Rutland
where they went to attend an executiv,
meeting of the Vermont State Dental
society.
Miss Dorothy Perry returned last
night from her home in Springfield
(Vt.), where she had been detained b,
illness, and resumed her studies toda,
at the Clawson Hamilton business col
, lege.
Charles F. Mann attended in Bur
lington yesterday a meeting of tn,
grand knights and state officers of tn,
Knights of Columbus, when plans wer
made for the campaign to raise ma
tional war camp fund, which will b
conducted the week of Jan. %
Mrs. Fred C. Elmer of Cleveland
Ohio, and Mrs. Henry Bowker of SYRIA
cuse, y. Y, who were called to Williams
willie by the death of their mother, Mrs
Isabella Perry, visited over last nigh
here with their sister, Mrs. G. B. White
They left for their homes this morn
: ing.
Charles H. Cakes is out again, afte
{ having been confined week to hi
j home on Clark street. Mr. Cakes r,
! ceived injuries about the back OF hi
: head a week ago last Sunday Will
hosting a boat at his cottage on III
Connecticut river. \ plank slipped an
\ struck him on the head.
Q William T. Recs, who has been MAJ
IS agcr Of the Huntress-Adams store Il
past three months, viii finish work
4 that capacity Saturday and 90
4 Barre, where he has taken position
.f manage Of tie Homer Fltts store. I'll
largest drvgoods establishment in I'll,
H city. Mr.. Rces came here from l'raA
f. lin, y. H., aud Aas made uumeroj
= friend, during lis connection with {.
: mercantile lie of tais town. His 81
r. cessor in the HuntreSs- Adams store vi
= be J. c. Day Of Bellows Falls. a man