The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-21
PERSONAL.

Martin j. Austin of New York city is
visiting relatives in town.
John Lee of Pittsfield, Mass, is spend
ing vacation in town with relatives.
Miss Mary Geary will go tomorrow to
Bridgeport, Conn, to spend vacation.
Miss Clara Tarbox spent the week
end with her mother in West Dummers-
ton.
Ronald Douglass of Springfield, Mass,
spent the weekend in Brattleboro with
friends.
Edward Austin of Springfield, Mass,
is Il guest this week of his cousin, Will
liam Boyce.
Dennis E. Tasker, mail carrier, is
confined to the house with an attack of
indigestion.
Mrs. Mary W. Buckley returned last
night from Bellows Falls, where she
visited over Sunday with relatives.
Avalon Converse left this afternoon.
foE Cleveland, Ohio, after having spent
vacation of several weeks in town.
Miss Lillian Tunney is substituting in
t. t. Britain S office during the absence
of Miss Lyston at her home in Rutland.
Guy johnson, Bernard Dunlevv and
Francis Dunlevy were at their homes in
town from Fort Ethan Allen over Sun
day.
Miss Bernice Brown and DR.. and
| Mrs. Cram of Bridgewater (Vt.) were
| visitors Sunday of DR.. and Mrs. B. E.
White.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank E. Willard and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holland spent yes
terday in Wardsboro at Mr.. Willard s
summer home.
| Mrs. Frank Hildreth has returned
from Mantle, Conn, where she spent
two weeks at the Vacation House at
| Breezy Point.
Mrs. J. f. Smith, who had been a
guest two weeks Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Niles, returned this afternoon to her
home III Leicester, Mass.
Mrs Eta White and son, Enos. and
and Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Corbett of West
Brattleboro, left yesterday for an auto
mobile trip to Burlington.
Miss Charlotte Barrett and Miss
Flossie ODER went today to York Beach,
Me-, to be guests of Miss Jessie Hawley
at the Hawley summea home.
Mrs. Henry Williams, clerk in the
suit and garment department of the
IImtress-Adams store, is having va
cation, beginning this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Adams of Keene
were visitors in town yesterday. Mr.
Adams being on business at the Hunt
ress-Adams store. being one of the firm
Miss Allie Morse will move this week
from the Tenney house on Walnut
street, where she has had a room sever
al years, to Mrs. S. w. Kimball s OF
Putney road.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Lynch went today t
Northampton to enter a sanitariuu
for treatment She was accompaniel
return tonight.
Mrs. Duane Farr has returned from
a few days visit with her mother il
, Bernardston. Her daughter, who hat
q spent several weeks there, accom-
panied her home.
l Mrs. James p. Elmer and Mrs. G.
Greene have returned from an outin,
e at St. Adams Point. where they ha,
$ spent three weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
D George S. Wright
r Miss Elizabeth Robinson has returne,
/ from a two-weeks' vacation at he
e home in West Chesterfield. Miss Rob
d mson has taken room with Mrs. A
. J. Bracket on Frost street
It Mrs. L. Guy Tasker, Mrs. Josep
G Broc kington, Miss Minnie Leitsinge
+; and Miss Charlena Thomas are assist
/ ing in Houghton & Simonds s store dul
); ing the annual August markdown sal,
c. H. Hubbard, who had been a CUES
over yesterday at V. O. Jones s, r,
turned this morning to PHILADELPHIA;
t where he has a position as physical d
9 rector III the navy yard. Mr.. HUI
d bard is at present teaching 5000 marin,
7e the art of swimming.
W Miss Inez Stowell, stenographer in I'll
st office of the Vermont Printing compan
is having a vacation of two weeks. Mi
10 Stowell went this afternoon TO Bridg
It port, Conn, to be a guest of Mrs. T
te mer Degon a week. She also will Wis
,e in St. Johnsbury with relatives.
as George L. Durham, who several weel
I'd ago underwent an operation for append
IN citis in Brookline, Mass, reached hon
last evening with his family, Nh
ty Dunham's sister, Mrs. J. Lewis Nor.
ii bringing them i'll her automobile fro
err Swampscott, Mass. Mr. Durham says
$ feels entirely well, but on advice of