The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-27
PERSONAL.

MARY hitchcock crane IS IN Quafan- |
tine with whooping cough.
Enrol Richardson went this morning
to Boston for a few days stay.
Fred Holland, janitor at Houghton &
Simonds's store, is having vacation
of two weeks.
Mrs. c. z. Keefe and children of Bel
lows Falls are visiting her mother, Mrs.
D. f. Doyle.
Wells Miller came from New York
Saturday to visit at his home on High
street over Sunday.
Miss Rhona Patterson of Townshend
spent the weekend here with her faith
er, Daniel Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griswold and son, Har-
old, of Bennington are visiting her
brother, George Witt.
Miss Anna Anderson of Putney Wis
tied at her home in town over Sunday,
returning this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Spear went to-
day to Spotford lake to spend vaca-
ton at the Amidon cottage.
Miss Genevieve Murphy, clerk in
Houghton & Simonds S store, began to-
day three-weeks' vacation.
Robert Kirby resumed work this
morning in the Brooks House pharmacy,
after vacation spent at Rockport,
Mass
| Morgan Sherman of Boston spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. E. Sherman, at the Brooks
House.
Mrs. Helen Warren Anger Of Brook
| lyn, who is visiting in Marlboro, is
spending the day in Brattleboro with
friends.
Mrs. J. w. lizard has resumed work in
the alteration department of the Hunt
ress-Adams company, after month s
vacation.
Robert L. Fits, of the ordnance de-
Ipartment at the arsenal at Watertown
Mass. is spending few days at his
home here.
Miss Ida Butterfeld, stenographer in
the White River Chair Co. S Office, has
returned from a two weeks vacation
spent in Chester.
Mrs. Horace Goodenough and Miss
Blanche Barden are having vacation
from their work in the Huntress- Adams
company s store.
Miss Katherine Dunlevy of Mont
pelier came Saturday to visit until yes
terday with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Dun
: levy of Harris place.
! Mr.. and Mrs Darwin j. Smith of Bel
| mont, Mass, and Miss Cecile Elmore o
Boston came Friday to be guests o
: Mrs. Kittredge Haskins.
Mrs. f. J. Fenton and two children
are visiting in Bellows Falls with he
mother, Mrs. d. p. Higgins. Mr.. Fen
ton spent Sunday there.
s. Mr.. and Mrs Harry B. Haus and fam
! ilv and Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Wood wen
Sunday to Spofford lake to occupy til
Thompson cottage a week.
o Mrs Ruth Wilcox returned this morn
T ing to her home in Monroe Bridge, Mass
after having visited several days wit
J Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Wilcox.
/ Mrs. Clara Stearns Of Hardwick, Mass
5. is spending a few days with Mrs. s. |
II Brown of Frost street Mrs. Stearns 70
S merlv was a resident of Brattleboro.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Thayer an
It daughter returned this morning frol
e Dummerston, where they visited owe
n Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
n Otis Thayer.
= Leighton Moves, Richard Smith an
= Silas Hamilton, who had been in cam
: at the north shore of Spofford lake thrt
!! weeks, returned to their homes in tow
Z this afternoon.
, Mr. and Mrs. Walter H Lipe of Can
: ioharie, n. Y, were registered at Il
II Brooks House over last night on the
:, :. way to New Hampshire, where the
: daughters have been i'll camp during Il
~ summer.
" Mrs Emily Schorling viii 90 tomo
row to Boston and Hartford to after
s the millinary openings, accompanied
in Miss Anna Schorling Mrs. Schorlil
It. will work as trimmer this season f
Mrs. G. H. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest NJ. White, Mi
Gertrude Stockwell and Charles Nell
he left yesterday for few days autom
bile trip, their destination being We
beach, Me. They planned to go as f
ed as Lake Winnepesaukee.
he Miss Margaret Kiley of Dorchest,
MS Mass, was discharged yesterday fro
ad the Melrose hospital, where she had be
ut two weeks following an operation
appendicitis Miss Kiley went to t
IN. home of John Niles in Putney to visit
re- l. w Hawley left this morning wi
70. Mr. and Mrs. j c. Ayers and Mr. a
IN, Mrs. w H. Ayers of WATERFOWL, n
er for an automobile trip to York Bea
nd Me- Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Ayers and
III and Mrs w II. Ayers were guests oN
Of Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. FIR
OF man.
Ter Howard Slack of Brookline, Mas
5n- and Brattleboro was in Northampt
Saturday, where he was best man
the wedding of Lieut.. A.~Fainswol
ow Hatch and Miss Barbara Frieda Lo,
; both of Northampton. Lieut.. Hat
!as and Mr.. Slack were classmates at Y
M university.
va Mrs. George L. Schadt and daught
Margaret, of Springfield, Mass, he
closed their house on Edwards str
and are spending few days with NJ
Schadt IS brother, George Adams
ent Washington boulevard, Springfield,