The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-15
PERSONAL.

Mrs. W. F. Root will go to Orange,
Mass, this afternoon to visit a week.
Mrs. Frank Carpenter left town yes
terday after being in town several
weeks.
Mrs. C. W. Reed and Mrs. A. F.
Schwenk were in Springfield, Mass, yes
terday.
Lawrence Pike began work Tuesday
for K. l.. Hildreth & Co., in the ship
ping department.
Mrs. Sarah Griffin of st. Adams came |
today to be a guest of Mrs. Harris G.
Pratt over Sunday.
! Henry R. Brown was in Boston yester- |
dag on business for the Hooker, Corser |
& Mitchell company.
Mrs. Ellen White of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting her sister-in- law, Mrs. f. +.
White, of Central street
| Mrs. May Morris will return to her
work Monday in Houghton & Simonds s
store after vacation of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Emery of Boston
are expected today to be guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Lyman E. Holden a week.
Rollin S. Childs went to Springfield,
Mass, Thursday to attend the farewell
celebration in honor of the 1O4th regi-
lment.
Miss Lena Evans will begin tomorrow
a vacation of two weeks from her work
in the New England Telephone ex-
tchange.
Mrs. F. |. Swift accompanied Miss
) Ethel A. Eddy last night to her home
in Stratton to remain until Monday
morning.
Mrs. P. B. Lavelle will 90 to Spring
field, Mass, to visit in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. William w. Plimpton,
some time.
Miss Hortense Hall left today to visit
over Sunday in Weathersfeld, Conn.
She will go Monday to Meriden, Conn,
to stay several weeks
Miss Ruth w. Childs returned Thurs
day night from Wellheet on Cape Cod,
D where she spent several weeks as a
3 guest of Miss Mabel Tubman.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Howe and son,
Harold, of Wilkes Barre, Pa, came
Wednesday by automobile to visit in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Lyman E. Holden
| until Monday.
/ United States Marshal Arthur P. Car
d Ipenter is attending a session of the Unit
led States court in Burlington today He
attended a similar session in ST. ohns-
bury yesterday.
Miss Genevieve Murphy will return
Monday to her work in Houghton &
r Simonds S store after a vacation OF
Il three weeks, part of which she spent il
Worcester, Mass.
# DR.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Eddy of jericho
20 (Vt.) have been guests of Mrs. MARY
" Eddy and daughter, Mildred Miss
q Mildred Eddy accompanied them on al
automobile trip to Boston while here
- Miss Ina Holman will return Monda,
- to her work as bookkeeper for the Crys
nc tai Springs Ice, Wood and Truckin,
as company, after a vacation of two week
in Glens Falls, n. Y, and Holbrook
. Mass.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Brownell and NJ.
~ and Mrs. Wesley Harrington who visit
- ed in the home of John Brownell, wen
y Thursday to Newbury (Vt.) to visit BIZ
IL fore returning to their home in Hoosic
~ Falls, n. Y.
to Louis A. Whitney and father, Juliu
Whitney, Mrs. G. II. Clapp and Mis-
i. Emily R. Clapp were in Worceste
10 Mass, yesterday, making the trip b
N automobile. Julius Whitney went to a
~ tend a Grand Army reunion
Ia Mrs. John McKeon left today for La
IN caster, \. H., on account of the deaf
re of her mother, Mrs Lucy Peabody, wi
te lived with her daughter in Brattlebol
OK until year ago, when she went to Ii,
ar with another daughter, in Lancaster.
it'll Mrs. Gilbert Pease, who came here
Irn attend the funeral of her uncle. Geor,
est Thomas, returned to her home in Sprin
zee field, Mass, yesterday, accompanied |
her aunt, Mrs. Anna Ames, who will I
main IN that city for an indefinite STAY
Miss Gertrude r. Hubbard came til
morning from Chester, where she spe
40 "a vacation of two weeks She will lea
tomorrow afternoon to resume her wo
in the office of the Denholm & Mex:
MY company a department store, in Worct
up ter, Mass.
Sc Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Bowers return
the to their home on Central street Ia
lib might after an absence of four weel
Mrs. Bowers visited in Atlantic Cit
at Somers Point, n. j., and Philadeiph
to Mr.. Bowers was in Birmingham, Al
Ook and North Carolina on business