The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-03
PERSONAL.


today on business.
Mrs. L. L. Durham went this morn
ing to Boston where she will spend |
week.
Mrs. Leon Gould began work this
morning in ]. L. Mann's drygoods |
store.
r A. Wallen Of New York city spent
Thanksgiving with his mother, Mrs.
Thomas Winn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis p. Blake re-
turned Saturday from u visit in Graf
ton and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Frost went this
morning to Westfeld, \. j., where they
will spend the winter.
Frederick Holbrook returned to New
York this morning after spending the
weekend at Naulakha
William Brewster, student in Mid
dleburv college, was III Brattleboro
| over Sunday with friends.
Mrs. c. L. johnson of Mortified,
| Mass, is spending the day in town with
| her aunt, Mrs. L. G. Crosby.
Miss Norine Richmond who had been
visiting at her home on Highland
street, returned this morning to Bos-
| ton.
Miss Florence Coombs returned today
to Milford, Mass, after having spent
a vacation of three weeks at her home
| mere.
Miss Grace Sherman of Walpolc
| \. H., is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs
George +. Sherman at the Brooks
| House.
| G. W. Dickinson has come here from
| Williamsvillc to spend the winter with
his daughter, Mrs. Scott Eames, and
family.
Miss Anna Anderson Of Putnev Wis
tied at her home on West street over
Sunday, returning to Putncy this
morning.
Mrs Daisy Bastian has finished work
for the Hooker, Corscr, Mitchell Over.
all Co., and has gone to Boston to do
similar work.
Miss Ella Newman returned today
TO Worcester, Mass, after visiting here
with her mother, Mrs. Helen Newman
Of Canal street.
Hermon Kuhner Of Leominster
Mass, formerly employed here at Hop
I
III town with friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Leonard Of
{ Boston were guests over the weekend
| with his mother and sisters at then
2 home on Chaplin street.
Miss Katherine G. Dunlevy, who hat
: been spending several days at her HON,
| on Harris place, returned YESTERDAY
:. afternoon to Montpelier
Miss Buelah Boughner finished worl
) Saturday in Durham Brothers 90. : Of
fee and went to New York TO max,
her home with her sister
> Miss Hazel Crossman of Mancheste
/, Depot has taken a position as operate
: III the local telephone exchange, be
ginning work there this morning.
. Mrs. Dana Gilman returned vester
:, day from Boston, where She wen
{ Wednesday to remain over the holi
e day with Mr.. aud Mrs. Irving Ellis.
Miss Viola Page of Troy, y. y, Ms
tied here today with her aunt, Mrs r
! j. Page. on her way to Londondcrrv
) where she viii visit two weeks Wit
: relatives.
Q Raymond Brown, student in the Har
ward Radio school at Cambridge, Mass
returned to his studies Sunday afte
spending n four-days furlough at hi
home in town.
Mrs Gerald Rice and son. Dougla,
Il of Roxhury (Nt.), came Saturday t
spend the winter here with her fathei
\. +. Robbins. Mr. Rice has been i
Scotland since last June with a umbe
IL unit.
4 Mr.. and Mrs T. II. Frank of Spring
/ field, Mass, who spent Thanksgivin
n i'll Bellows Falls at her home, visite
Il in town Saturday with her cousin, Mr.
n " J. Moran, on their way to Spring
!. field.
re Mason Sharp, who is a student
the Boston university in the theolog
r cal department, returned this -mornin
ie to Boston after having visited durin
II the Thanksgiving recess with his pa
re cnts, Rev. and Mrs. L. ". Sharp.
g Miss Irene Long will finish work sa
1. urday in the Office Of the DunhaI
: Brothers company and viii 20 ne2
! Tuesday to Washington, u. c., to tax
position in the department of con
- merce, having passed the civil scrvi,
- examinations.
4 Second Lieut. Cabot Holbrook, son ,
H. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Holbrook. wi
g. is i'll the field artillery and has recen
Id ~ come from the training camp
he Plattsburg, y. y, is visiting at Naula
ut ka. He will leave here Dee ID +,
he Camp Devens, Aver, Mass.
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