The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-09
PERSONAL.

T.. y. injury returned tn1S morning TO
Lee, Mass, after having spent few days
in town.
Attorney R. C. Bacon is in Bellows
Falls today on business. He will re-
turn tonight.
Mrs. Ralph Moore of East Dover is
spending the week here with her father,
Barney ). Pratt
Mrs w. f. Richardson went yester-
day to Wilmington to visit relatives
until tomorrow.
Elroy Hewitt is spending two-weeks'
vacation among relatives in Providence
and Greene, r. |.
John A. Davis of Springfield. Mass,
came yesterday to visit at Z. S. Halls
on High Lawn road
Miss May Blake of Boston is guest in
the home of her brother, Francis z.
Blake of High street.
Miss Elizabeth Crane went yesterday
to Spofford lake to be guest a week
of Miss Julia Simonds.
Frank Cone of Cambridge, Mass. who
is visiting in Vernon was visitor with
friends in town yesterday.
Miss Addie Morse and Miss Grace
Morse went to Townshend Wednesday
for a vacation of 10 days.
Miss Lillian Douglas will 90 Saturday
to Spotford lake to be in camp week
with the Wahse Camp Fire girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Jefts are at their
home here for a weeks visit. Mr.. Jefts
is employed in Waterbury, Conn.
r. c. Gustafson has returned from
vacation spent at Spofford lake and re
sumed work in A. +, Woods hardware
store.
Mrs. Flora Adams returned this morn
ing from Dummcrston, where she had
been several months with relatives and
| friends.
Homer Pariseau of Worcester, who
| had been visiting his cousin, J. Z. Men
ard, and Mrs. Menard, has returned to
| his home
| Don Muller of New York, member of
a New York regiment, is visiting until
! Friday with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jakob Kempf.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward f. Cleveland of
Fitchburg, who had been guests a week
of Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Bond, returned to
their home this morning.
| Harry X White Of New York has
been in town this week on business. He
visited his mother, Mrs Jennie NJ. White
of Putney road, while here.
Elmer Davis, manager of the Great
Atlantic 4 Pacific Co. S tea store in
Middlebury, is spending his vacation
at his home in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hubbard of Illinois
are visiting here and with Mr. and Mrs
Perry Davis i'll West Brattleboro. They
formerly were residents of Wilmington.
Mrs. Donald Trotter of West Brattle
boro is guest this week of Mrs William
McGreevy, who is occupying the Sanford
cottage on North street for the summer
Mr. and Mrs j. w TAYLOR, jr, have re
turned to their home in Rochester, n. Y.
after visit of four weeks with Mr.. Tay
Tors parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. w Taylo
of Brook street.
Mrs L. L. Durham and son, John, anC
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hamilton and chill
dren of Greenfield left Tuesday nigh
for trip by automobile through Main
and several of the beaches on the Main
coast.
Mrs. Frank i. TIuller and three children
who had been spending week witt
Mrs Huler's sister, Mrs Frank w Pier
went this morning to Chester for week
visit before returning to their home il
Rutland.
George G. Hamilton and daughter
Miss Maude Hamilton, have returne
from a two-weeks visit in Bennington
Mr. and Mrs. Chickering of Grecnfiel
have been guests at Mr.. Hamilton
{ this week.
Capt. H. W. Taylor of the medics
: corps of the United States army returnc
y this morning to Fort Ethan Allen, afte
IA short stay in town. Captain Taylor ha
been in birmingham and Boston eXamr
ing men for the service.
Miss Florence Coles of Bridgeport
= Conn, is spending two weeks with Mr.
George Burnett. Miss Mary McLaugl
:, lin, niece of Mrs. Burnett, who had bee
:, spending two weeks there, has returne
to her home in Bridgeport.
Fred Spaulding, ir., came this NOR
:, ing from Reading, Pa, to spend a VI
= cation here with his parents, Mr.. al
; Mrs. Fred Spauding, sr. Mrs. Spauldil
!, and daughter have been here sever
- weeks.
Mrs. Allan d. Brown has return,
from Huntington, Conn, where she h;
been since June with her daughter, Nj
: George J. Sutherland, and family. Nh
1; Brown was accompanied here by h
:. sister, Mrs Laura Z. Elliott of Newt,
- Highlands, Mass.
]. Mrs Harry KimbaIl and sister, Nj
Id Rua Yeaw, left yesterday for their hoI
ii in CLYDE, Ohio, after having visited he
several weeks with their parents, y
and Mrs. Sabin Yeaw. Miss Yeaw w
have a position as assistant princil
in the high school in Clyde.
i Sergeant Carl HcnkeI, who had been
town for a brief stay, was ordered Il
morning to report at Montpelier, a
IL, from there he will 90 to Concord, \.
~ to be mustered into the service. Sergea
i Henkel is sergeant of the first class in
on quartermasters corps departmental st
no of Vermont.
III. Mai Walter o. Cooley of the First Y
m mont regiment, who recently return
un from Fort Sill, Okla, where he attenC
ult the School of Fire returned today
'or Fort Ethan Allen after spending +