The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-07
PERSONAL.

tnafleS IL. Mics is spending lHe fudy
in Springfield, Mass.
George Chase of West Brattleboro is
working in Barrows g. Co. IS coal office.
Mrs Luther Kaye returned last night
from visit of several days in Tilton,
n. H.
Leo Lucies began work yesterday for
E. l.. Hildreth & Co. in the cylinder
press room.
Mrs. Cora Head of Hudson street is
breaking up housekeeping and will so
to Greenfield to live.
L. c. Parkess of Springfield, Mass,
| is visiting in the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Clinton NJ. Dugan.
Miss Frances O'Connor of Bellows
Falls is visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur
G. Griffin of Frost street.
| Mrs Henry F. Woodiwiss of New York
city is spending a few days with her
friend, Mrs. L. j. Parmenter.
Miss Ruth Fifeld of Putney will be
gin the fall season S work as trimmer
for Mrs. G. w. Brooks Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor and
daughter are spending a week in New
flame with his brother, Ralph Thayer.
Miss Lena NJ. Bacon will leave to-
morrow for Tularosa, New Mexico,
lwhere she intends to make her home.
Louis Hollander of Philadelphia, who
had been visiting at August F. Rohde S,
went today to Worcester to visit before
returning to his home.
Mrs. Horace S. Goodenough resumed
work today in the alteration department
of the Huntress- Adams store, after a
vacation of two weeks.
Mrs t. p O'Connor and children
Mary, Josephine and Timothy, have re
| turned after a visit of several weeks
in Bellows Falls with relatives.
Mrs. n. A. Pease returned Wednes
7 lday to her home in Washington, d. G.
: after visiting in town with her broth
err, DR.. F. R. Newell, and family
Miss Minnie Long will have a week !
4 vacation from her work as proofreade
: for the Vermont Printing company Sh
will go tomorrow to Northampton t
/ visit.
: Miss Laura Walbridge, who has spen
:, the summer vacation at her home i
town, will return tomorrow to Pittsfor(
S where she has a position as teacher i
d the schools.
r Mrs. Carrie Howe and daughter, Mis-
Augusta Howe, of Springfield (Vt
|. were visitors Wednesday at Mrs. AID
V l.. Howe S on their way on an autom
t bile trip to Boston.
Mrs. Alice Atwood returned last nigl
a. from New York. where she had bee
d attending the millinery openings, ar
r. resumed work this morning as trimmt
for Donnell & Davis.
t. Miss Emma Barrows will return Mo
S day to New York, where she has a pos
in ton in the Museum of Arts, after ha
ing spent the summer in town with h
o. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. Barrows
n Rev. f. G. Leining, who had spent h
II. vacation on Ames hill with Mrs Lei
ing and daughter, left this morning f
= his home in Biddeford, Me-, Mrs. Lei
. ing and daughter are remaining for
- longer stay.
Miss Marion Boorn will 90 tomorrt
III. to Gilmanton, \. H., where she has
- position as teacher of domestic scien
n. i'll the schools. Miss Boorn graduated
June from the Simmons college of
nestle science in Boston.
~ William Guiheen has returned to
af home in Brooklyn after spending t
~ summer vacation with his grandparen
Mr. and Mrs. John Guiheen of Wa
ington street. His uncle, j. F. G
leu heen went with him for a weeks Vi.
his Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Conner of Lie
iot Iell, Mass, who visited her parents,
and Mrs. Charles Bemis of Frost sire
returned home this week. Mr.. Bemis
nio jured one foot in the elevator at
W. Iu Tucker livery stable few days a
" but he is improving