The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-30
PERSONAL.

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home several days with tonsilitis, is out |
again,
Ray 7. Howe spent the weekend
with relatives in Chester, returning
Sunday.
Miss Ethel A. Millington spent Satur-
day and Sunday at her home in Will
mingtOn.
Miss Maud A. Brown returned Satur
day, after camping two weeks at Lake
Dunmore.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wrisley have |
returned from week s wedding trip to |
| Springfield, Mass.
| Mrs. r. L. Gordon, who had been Ill at |
her summer home at Sunset lake, is con- |
siderably improved.
Miss Dorothy Pratt went yesterday |
to Spofford lake to be a guest week OF
| Miss Julia Simonds.
Mrs A. D. Thompson and two chill
ldren are visiting Mr.. Thompson S par
ents in Ashuelot, n. H.
Mrs John Barden began Saturday a
! vacation of two weeks from her work III
Houghton & Simonds's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. w c. Halliday and
daughter went today to East Dover to
| WISH TWO weeks WITH felaI1NCS.
Miss Carrie Leach will go tomorrow
to Fitchburg to visit two or three
weeks with Miss Gertrude Currier.
, Richard Davis resumed work this
morning in Goodnow, Pearson & Hunts
store, after a vacation of two weeks.
Miss Edith Clark resumed work this
morning in Goodnow, Pearson Hunt s
tstore, after a vacation of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Moore of East
1 Dover are visiting here with Mrs. Moore's
father, Barney Pratt of Western avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Freyenhagen and
! son went Sunday to Williamsville to
: stay several days with his father and
! family.
: Mrs. Thomas of New York, who had
been rooming at E. c. Crosby on
High street. left this afternoon for
New York.
Henry V. Durham was here from New
York to spend the weekend with Mrs
Durham and daughters at their home OF
3 Oak street.
] Miss Lottie Wolff Of Chestnut street is
I; expected to return today from a visit
S, with relatives and friends in Hartford
and Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A Wilcox and son
y Willard, visited yesterday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dana H. Canedy, in
r Jacksonville.
Miss Rita Eckels returned to her
work in T. Crosby & Co. s office this
morning, after a two-weeks outing al
- Mantle, Conn
Mr. and Mrs William Murray and sol
of Barre and Mrs. j. f. Ridden of Bel
4 lows Falls were visitors over Sunday
| with relatives.
e, Henry Lawton began work this morn
r. ling at the Scott farm He had -been in
capacitated several weeks on account o.
fractured wrist.
: Henry Halliday resumed work thi,
morning in Scott S grocery store, afte
r, having spent a vacation at his home il
West Brattleboro.
Miss Lena Young returned to work to
: day in the Holstein- Friesian Registe
Co.'S office, after spending two weeks a
~ Breezy Point, Mantle, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Houghton Seaverns, Mis-
/ Louise Waite and Mrs John Waite am
/, children returned Yesterday from two
- weeks outing at Hampton beach.
Miss Helen Emerson, who had bee
spending II lWO-WtphS vacation at he
home in town, returned this mornin
to her work in Houghton & Simonds's.
Mrs. Frank Waite, who had been
0 guest several weeks in Wardsboro wit
? Mr.. and Mrs Dexter Waite, returne
Y Saturday to her home i'll Baltimore No
Charles NJ. Colt has returned from
business trip in the interests of tn
! Durham Brothers company to Phile
: delphia, Wilkes Barre and Scranton
NJ ! Pa.
~ Alexander Exner of Company l., ste
toned at Fort Ethan Allen, is visitin
y here few days with his parents, N
. and Mrs. Julius Exner of ProspeC
- street.
Harry Cain of Somerville. Mas
formerly of Brattleboro, is visiting 0
Birge street with his cousins, Mise
. Bessie and Annie Cain and Villa
md Cain.
Miss Agnes Cummings and her brothe
Dewey Cummings, of Brooklyn, who ha'
! been the guests of relatives here tv
/ weeks, returned yesterday to the
CHI home
Miss Elizabeth Moran returned Saturd
night from Springfield, Mass, where $
spent week with relatives, and restlnl
work this morning for the Brattlebo
IAN Trust Co.
the Mr. and Mrs Leslie Smith return
81. yesterday from Boston, where they Wis
urt ed three weeks. They were accompani
lrse here by their son, Ray Smith, and fal
nee lily, who will visit here.
Ten Homer Cray, who with Mrs. CIR
hSs and son came here from Kewanee, |
ave to visit his mother, Mrs. w. II. Ora
I, III returned yesterday from a busint
n ne trip in New York state.
30, John Blake of Atlanta Ga, who h
been spending a week here with
az, son, Francis Blake, and Mrs. Blal
e., left today for Boston for a visit.
80, will return to Brattleboro later.
George f. Barlow, who has been livl
he i'll Brattleboro for several months
be- agent for Delco-Light, writes The