The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-11
PERSONAL.

now, Pearson & Hunts store.
Miss Minnie Leitsinger is spending a
vacation with friends in Weston.
John NJ Baker has taken position in
the office of Dakin & Dakin in the Ullery
building
Mrs. Cola c. Morse went this morning
to Mantle, Conn, to spend two weeks at
Breezy Point
Miss Mary r. Cabot went this morn
ing to York, Me-, where she will remain
until Wednesday.
Miss Florence Dickinson will go to-
night to her home in Williamsville to
stay over Sunday.
Miss Grace johnson went this morn
to Springfield Mass, to remain over the
weekend with friends.
Miss Emily Kent of Guilford and New
York went today to Canaan, n. u, to
visit two weeks with friends.
Miss Emma Mixer has returned to
work at Donnell & Davis's millinery
store, after few weeks vacation.
Mrs Q. F. Stevens, bookkeeper in the
Huntress- Adams store, will have vaca-
ton of two weeks, beginning tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Simonds of
Woodland, Me, are visiting in the home
of his brother, Charles r. Simonds
Alvin Bowman will resume work Mon
day in Baldwin's shoe store, after a vaca-
ton of two weeks spent at Spotford lake. |
Miss Rene Lyston went yesterday to
Windsor Locks, Conn., where she will be
a week END guest of Miss Margaret Nc
| CHM
| Miss Miriam Childs, who is employed
in the office of the Twin State Gas &
Electric Co., will have vacation next
week.
Joseph Gumzinger and family are NOV
ing today from Birge street to the house
which they recently built on Chestnut
street.
Joseph Eckels has returned to Hart
ford, after having spent 10 days in town
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. j.
Eckels.
Louis Hanley, clerk in the BrattIeboro
Drug Co.'S store, is spending a vacation
of two weeks in Bennington and Man
chester.
John f. Tasker and August F. Rohde
went today TO the Tasker cottage on the
Connecticut river to spend a vacation of
10 days.
Mrs. Annie Wardner will return to
work Monday at the Huntress- Adams
store, after two-weeks' vacation in
Burlington.
Mrs Perley Porter and two children
are visiting i'll Gardner, Mass, with rela-
tives. They will be away the rest Of
the month.
George Rice of White Plains, n Y, is
visiting at his home on Pine street His
father, Charles \. Rice, is confined to his
home by illness.
+. G. Gustafson and family have re-
turned from two-weeks' outing at
Spoiford lake, where they occupied the
Thompson cottage.
Mrs. L. G. Worden and granddaughter,
Evelyn Burgin. went this morning to
keene to visit Mr.. and Mrs. James Bur
gin until tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs O. B. Mitchell and sons,
Hubert and Albert, of Auburn, Mass,
came today to visit in the home Of their
son, Carl A. Mitchell
Rev. Father P. j. Long, who had been
visiting in Brattltboro with his sister,
: Miss Bridget Long of Cedar street, has
returned to Montpelier.
Charles F. Mann returned yesterday
from Chicago, where he went as dele
gate to the national convention of
knights of Columbus
Elwyn Riley OF Saxtons River, former
~ employed as orderly at the Memorial
hospital, came today to visit over Sun
day with friends i'll town
John Kennedy returned last night from
a weeks visit in Springfield, Mass, and
: will return to his work for the Durham
Brothers company Monday.
w II. Proctor and mother, Mrs Anna
A. Proctor went today to Lake Sunapee
: to spend the week end with Mrs w IL
: Proctor and daughter, Nesta
Miss Stella Gustafson has returned
!; from two-weeks' vacation spent in Put
q nam, Conn, and will return Monday tc
her work in the Holsten- Friesian asso
T citation offices
Mrs. A. J. EXner returned this morning
. from a weeks visit with relatives in vii
a mington She will resume work Monday
i'll the Holstein- Friesian Offices, after {
. vacation of two weeks.
It Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Fisher of Glovers
vile, n Y, John Porter of HoIbrook
: Mass, and Thomas Gould of Soutl
d Mrs. Leroy H. Wagner.
r Mr.. and Mrs MiIliam Walker o
N Springfield, Mass. are visiting Mr. an'
V Mrs. George Croll Richard Clancy o
Easthampton, who had been CUES
g. there, has returned home.
$ Herbert Mack of Schenectady, n Y, i
s. visiting at his home on South Mai
Id street. His mother, Mrs. j. i. Mack, VIII
f underwent an operation in the Metros
~ hospital, is improving slowly.
- John II. Perry is having his househol
IN goods put into storage today. He will Q
IS to Maryland, where he has position i
h an organ factory. He was employee
while in Brattleboro by the Estey Orga
X, company.
nc Miss Josephine Villa of New York cit,
h' musical critic on the New York Music;
he courier, is a guest of Mrs +. H. Chapma
y of Oak Grove avenue. Miss Villa recent
~ returned from France, where she is int
u ested in Red Cross work.