The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-10
PERSONAL.

Louis c.. Stiff is in Detroit on bust Il
ness trip for the Estey Organ company.
Mrs. Harry Bonville of Fair Haven
is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Snyder.
John G. Pellet of Worcester was in
town at his home in Crosby block over
Sunday.
Peter Donahue of Rutland is visiting |
in the home Of his daughter, Mrs. d |
F. Shea.
Mrs. G. H. Smith returned last night |
from a weeks business trip to Boston
and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stone and chill
| dren were over-Sunday visitors in
Greenfield, Mass.
| George Thompson, a member of Com
lpany | at Westfeld Mass, was at his
lhome in town over the weekend.
Mrs. Emma Niles returned this morn
| ing from West Dover, where she had
spent a week with Mrs. w. C. Niles.
Miss Maud A. Brown left this morn
ing to resume her duties as teacher in
the high school in New Britain, Conn.
Miss Addie NJ. Bailey, who visited two
months with friends in St. Johnsbury
and West Danville, returned home Sat
Iurday.
Miss Margaret McGinn has returned
from her home in Windsor Locks, Conn,
where she was called by the death of an
Iuncle.
Harland L. Miller, who was called
here by the death of his aunt, Mrs
George H. Harris, returned home Sat
urday night
on fnr = De- IL h. J,o,
been at home on account of illness, is
out again, but has not resumed work
at the postoffce.
DR.. and Mrs Raymond S. Elmer and
son, Raymond s., jr., of Bellows Falls
twisted Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
: James P. Elmer.
Frank +. Wood and family are NOV
ing from Western avenue to John f.
Gales house on the corner of Canal
and Birge streets.
Mrs. J. c. Dewitt and Miss Ruth De
Witt, who had been occupying the Clapp
cottage at Spofford lake a week, re
turned to town yesterday.
!, Mrs. c. W Dickinson, Miss Gretchen
Goldsmith, Mrs. A. D. Fessenden and
Miss Louise Babbitt returned Friday
night from Mantle, Conn.
Raymond Brown, who is taking a
course in the Harvard Radio school in
/ Cambridge. Mass, spent the week end
at his home on Belmont avenue.
: Miss Nina Gates has returned from
Westminster, where she had been spend
o ing three-weeks vacation, and is with
I Mrs. G. W. Brooks of South Main street
/ Mrs. G. L. Durham and daughter
Miss Evelyn, and Miss Margaret Root
u went this morning to the Durham bun
q igalow on the Connecticut river to spenC
$ a week.
:, G. A. Bovden and family and t. t
:. Britain and family. who had spent thu
summer in the Burnham cottage a
! Spoford lake, moved back to town yes
y terday.
d Mr.. and Mrs Warren Shine wert
o called here yesterday from New Hamp
a shire on account of the serious lines
ID of his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Shine o
d Williams street.
y Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Howe and tw
to children of Somerville. Mass. who ha
70 been visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Gun
ID rier since Friday, left this morning 70
d. their home by automobile
q Mrs F. NJ White. Mrs. Luna
: I Weeks, Miss Phoebe Clark and Mis-
!. Mae Cook returned last night frol
Lake Bomoseen, where they were guest
- a week at Hotel Ira Ka-Seen.
10 Miss Elizabeth White, who had sper
Cd the summer vacation at her home 0
n Putney road. has returned to Plainfiel
+ n. j., to resume her teaching in IL
nd kindergarten school in that city.
s Mrs. Henry Williams and Mi
nd Blanche Barden, who had been havir
as a twoweeks vacation from the
their work in the HuntresS- Adam
oil store, returned to their work this NOR
at ing
w Miss Florence Converse returned Sa
as urdav from Andover, Mass. where 81
en- had been a week. Miss Converse
:, sumed work this morning in HoughtC
& Simonds S store, after a vacation
ler two weeks
~ Miss A. A. Palmer came from Ora
- ton to spend the weekend with h
80 brother Charles II. Palmer. and NJ
IA, Palmer. Miss Palmer was on her w
to Mystic, Conn, where she is a teach
r.. in the Mystic Oral school
hit Miss Margaret and Miss Mary I
md ley of Dorchester, Mass, and JOSEF
nd Frank and Katherine Dempsey of Re-
.er, bury, Mass, who had spent seve1
EAU weeks with friends here and in Putin
returned to their homes today.
. Mrs. F. f. Clark, who is with l
0 daughter in 1shpeming, Mich, receiv
0 a telegram Thursday morning from
o daughter-in-aw, Mrs. F. f. Clark
o Freedom, Me-, announcing the safe
0 rival of Captain F. f. Clark in Fran
0 Horace Winchester returned i
0 night from Chester, where he had be
0 visiting, and returned to work t
0 morning for Houghton & Simonds.
l R. Holland, who had been having a t,
- weeks vacation, also resumed work
| the store today.
Fred H. Harris and sister, Miss E