The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-17

PERSONAL.

Miss Elizabeth Doyle viii go tomor
row TO New York on business for
Doyle & Doyle.
Paul Chase of Amherst college, who
had been visiting here, returned to AM
herst this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Pratt have re-
turned from New York, where they had
been several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Simonds are ex-
stay in New York.
Wells Miller of New York is spend
ing the weekend with his parents, DR..
and Mrs A. /. Miller.
Mrs. b. r. Allen of Bernardston is
spending the day in town with her Sis
ter, Mrs. A. d. Reynolds.
Mrs. Anna Hcnnessey of Bellows
Falls came today to visit a few days
with her sister, Mrs. David Meany.
Miss Maude Thurber will 90 tonight
to West Chesterfield to spend Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs. George Brown.
Mrs. John Barden will have two
weeks vacation from her work in
Houghton & Simonds S store, beginning
today.
Miss Ruth Boorn, who is a student in
the Burdett business college IN Boston,
| is spending q 10-days vacation at her
| home in town.
Miss Jennie Houghton, who had been
visiting her niece, Miss Grace Leach,
! in Ftchburg, is now visiting friends
in Greenfield.
Miss Louise Babbitt has returned
from Vernon, where she had been ear
ing for Miss Roby Wright, who was
i'll with measles.
Mrs. Arvine Pike and Mrs. Marion
S. Jones attended yesterday in West
Mortified, Mass, the funeral of thcil
uncle, Edwin 5. Corse.
William J. Searles and family will
move Monday from South Main stree
TO the house which he recently bought
of c. S. Hemenway on Clark street.
\. J. S2ragu, of Green street fel
on the ice Thursday night ald sus
tanned a fracture of one rib. He i
under the care of DR.. G. r. Anderson.
Miss Grace Barr OF the adueati0na
department of the Victor Talking Ma
chine company has been giving demon
STATIONS in the public school this week
Miss Helen Kimball, Miss Mariori
| Waterman and Dennison Cowles wen
today 20 Amherst TO attend this after
noon and evening dance at Amher>
college.
Harry Knight went this morning t
Worcester, Mass, TO spend the weci
end with his brother, Rollin, who
stenographer for the Grayton Knigt
Mfg. Co.
, Stanley Fits is home from Oar
mouth because of a hard cold. He ha
been unable to attend recitations fl
several days and will not be able
( compete in the indoor track meet
I Boston tonight.
Miss Elizabeth Newcomb is havin
. a few weeks vacation from her won
: in Donnell & Davis's millinery stor
She is visiting her sister, Mrs Wi
liam Tyler, in Guilford.
4 Miss Elizabeth Hunter, teacher
: the seventh grade Of the Main sire
: school, was called TO her home
: Whitehall Thursday on account of Il
9 death of her step-father.
- Miss Amy Weeden returned vestt
/ day from a visit at her home in All
ton, Mass. Miss Agnes Mack, WI
g had been visiting at Miss Weeden
% home and with her sister, Miss Hell,
g Mack, in Hartford, Conn, also has /
4 turned.
~ Miss Florence Rogers of Springfield
:, Mass, has taken position as steno
~ rapher in the Office of the Hook,
Corser s Mitchell Co. Miss Louise /.
L. belle, stenographer, will have a lea
of absence of several weeks.
Is Mrs. John Barden and Mrs. Walt
T.. Sturges left today for New Yol
e They will be gone week. Before
" turning Mrs. Barden will visit Mr.. a
y. Mrs. Fred Spaulding in Reading, p
= and Mrs. Sturges will visit at her f
% mer home in Readsboro
X The l.. C. b. A. will hold a food 5;
" the afternoon of the 10Th, followed
re- card party and dance in the evenil
h in Knights of Columbus hall.-Adv.
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