The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-23
PERSONAL.

Miss HarrietE Arnold has taken po-
sltlon IN the drug store of {. f. Thomas.
Stanley Wilson went Saturday to
Worcester to spend the weekend with
friends.
Frank p. Barber, clerk in the Brooks
house pharmacy, is having vacation
of two weeks.
Waldo Wells, who is employed in
Holyoke, Mass, visited here with his
family over Sunday.
Miss Grace NJ. Emerson was in North
field, Mass, during last week attend
ing the conference
Harold Chandler returned last night
from Townshend, where he visiter sew
eral days with friends.
Miss Mabel Whidden has taken po-
sition as clerk in j. E. Mann g store,
beginning work there today.
Miss Mary Garry is assisting at the
Albany cafe during the absence of Mrs.
Hamilton at Hampton beach.
Miss Lillian Clark of Yonkers, n. Y,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Clark of West Brattleboro.
DR.. j. F. Heaphy and mother and
Miss May Mackley of Northampton
| spent the weekend in town with rela-
| tives.
Emil Anderson returned to his work in
| }. +. Mann s store today, after having
spent week s vacation at Spofford
f, lake.
Mrs. c. G. Hubbell is having vaca-
ton of three weeks from her work at
fioughton & Simonds S store, beginning
today.
Prof. Williston Walker and family of
New Haven are expected this week to
| open their summer home on Linden
| street.
Miss Anna Anderson returned this
morning to Putney, after having visited
at her home in town over Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Florida Nichols and sister,
Miss Cecilia Nichols, went Saturday TO
Holyoke, Mass, to stay week with
friends.
Henry Halliday, clerk in Scott s
Igrocery store, is having weeks va
cation from his work, beginning this
morning.
Miss Clara Tarbox, clerk in the Brat
tleboro China store went to her home
| - " S't - uhiiAiClSbbH ~ ONti the
weekend.
Rev. Douglas G. Guest, pastor of the
Methodist church, left today for Rich
ford where he viii spend a part OF his
vacation.
John L. Benson and son, Harold, of
Manchester (Nt,) were visitors today
with Mr.. Benson aunt, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Lamson Of Putney road.
Mrs. Arthur Graves of Boston is
spending u few days in town with her
lson, Walter Graves, who is employed
at the Bradley farm.
i Mr.. and Mrs Frank II. Field of
Schenectady, \. Y, who are visiting at
II. b. Chamberlain 5 on Western
avenue, viii return tomorrow.
Mrs. w. b. Smith and son, Holland,
are expected to return today from West
Nardsboro where they have been two
weeks at the Green Mountain House
J. r. LeRay left this morning for a
10 days automobile trip through the
Green mountains, going to Wilmington
Bennington, Manchester, Searsburg and
Heartwellville.
Mr.. and Mrs. David $. Carey returned
4 yesterday from a vacation of two weeks
AT Old Orchard, Me. Their daughter
Mary, is visiting two weeks longer III
, Gardner, Mass.
} Miss Elizabeth Moran went today to
) Springfield, Mass, to visit week
with relatives. Miss Moran is having
a week 5 vacation from her duties with
the Brattleboro Trust Co.
Carl Noetch, a member of Company
|, Y. \. e., who had been at his home
J here several weeks recovering from al
attack of scarlet fever, left this after
| noon at , o clock to rejoin the com
pany at Fort Ethan Allen.
Parrots are successfully taught to tall
by means of the phonograph.