The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-03
PERSONAL.

Ernest Herrick of Boston came last
night to visit at his home on Putney
road.
Mrs. William Portor of New York
city is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ella
G.. Starkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson White of Hart
ford (Et.) are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. +. Clark of Pine street.
Mrs. p. G. Baldwin arrived today
from Chicago to visit several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Baldwin.
Mrs. Ellen Howe of High street went
today to Athol, Mass, to attend to-
morrow the funeral of Guy p. Howe.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Higgins of Hinsdale
came today to remain over Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. Oscar Higgins.
Arthur +. Roberts has been in New
York this week on business for the
National Automatic Machine company.
J. S. Walton, who recently took
position with the Vermont Wheel club,
has moved his family here from Bos-
ton.
Charles Goodwin is here from Camp
Bartlett, Westfeld, Mass, to spend a
few days at his home on South Main
street
Miss Della Sherman has returned
from Hartford, Conn, where she spent
three weeks with Sherman Jenne and
family.
Oscar OScarson has taken position
III the Holstein -Friesian Register com
pany's Office, beginning work there
yesterday.
Mrs. John r. Plummer returned
Thursday evening to her home on Main
street, after spending three weeks in the
mountains.
Mrs. Porter of Gardner, Mass, vino
had visited several weeks in the home
of her son, Perley Porter, and family
left yesterday for home.
John Heaphy, who is employed in
Montpelier, is expected this afternoon
to spend vacation of two weeks al
his home on Cedar street.
Mrs Addie T. Dennison has moved
from the Richardson building on Main
street and is being cared for by Mrs
Ada f. Hall of Highland street.
Major W. O. Cooley is expected to
day from Camp Bartlett, Westfield, tC
remain over Sunday with his mother
Mrs. Julia Cooley of Birge street.
5 +. l.. Johnson, who recently bought
: the cigar box business of Mrs. Dor
Wilder in the Ullerv building annex
| IS moving the business to B1annan
Z street.
e Miss Amy Moran will finish work 10
day III the Holstein- Friesian association
f; office and will go tomorrow to Spring
/, field, Mass, where she has a position a
stenographer with the exemption board
Allan Colt, son of Mr.. and Mrs
. Charles II. Colt of this town, has writ
!, ten friends from London, England. H
, Is with the American Expeditionar
;. force, Company G., l03d L. S. Infantry
7, Mrs. Wells Bardwell and sister, Mr.!
Hulett, returned Thursday night fror
a two weeks visit with their sister i
Adams, y. Y. Mrs. Hulett left for he
home in Westmoreland y. H., Frida
{ forenoon.
Mrs. j. w. lard returned yesterda
c from Gorham, y. H., where she wa
e called on account of the accident I
! her daughter, Mrs. L. NJ Watts, VIII
was severely burned while lighting
fire. Mrs. Watts has entirely reco,
cred and is expected in Brattleboro tn
IS first of the week TO visit her parents
Frank G. Helyar, formerly of Bra
Z tleboro, has just resigned the principa
d ship of the Morrisville, y. Y, agr
cultural school, which he has held sine
a the establishment of the school seve
e. years ago, to become director of shol
courses and associate administrator
: the New York and New Jersey sta,
h, college of agriculture at Brunswick
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