The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-29
PERSONAL.

Today on business.
Dorothy Rice went today to visit
Betsey Crosby over Sunday on Ames
hill
Barney S. Michelman returned Monday
night from weeks business trip to New
York.
Daniel Donnelly of Vergennes was reg
istered at the Brooks House over last |
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pitman of Troy,
House
Lawrence Snow of East Dover is |
spending the week here at w. c. Halla- |
days.
Raymond Brown and Ralph Root are
| spending the week in camp at North |
| field, Mass.
George Barrie went yesterday to Bos-
ton to bring back an automobile truck
for Manley Brothers
Miss Susan Hanrahan returned last
night from New York, where she had
been since Sunday on business.
Alfred Greenwood of Springfield (Vt)
is spending the week here with his moth
er, Mrs. Nellie c. I. Greenwood.
Miss Roselee Rochon, nurse, has re
turned from Ashuelot, where she had
! been five weeks on professional work.
H. L. Stiegler, secretary of the board
lof trade, has returned from a few days
visit at his home in Lawrence Mass
Mrs. Julia Cooley returned yesterday
from Bennington, where she visited 10
days with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Han
non.
Mrs. Harriet Dearborn and daughter,
Mrs. Robert Daniels, went this morning
to Springfield Mass, for few days
stay.
Fred H. Spaulding, jr has gone to
Fitchburg, Mass, to take a position in
r the Goodnow, Pearson Co.'S mems fur
nishings store.
Francis Brown of Northampton, Mass,
came Tuesday to visit until Saturday in
the home of his uncle, Fred c. Brown
of Bullock street
Harold Durham resumed work this
? morning in the retail department of the
!, Durham Brothers company, after a vaca-
ton of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Darwin J Smith of Bel
7 mont, Mass, who had been guests Of
5 Mrs. Kittredge Haskins, returned yes
4 terday to their home.
Lieut. Frank P Philbrick went to
I Aver, Mass, this morning to receive an
) assignment, after visiting in the home OF
! Capt. and Mrs. w. L. Haigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w Pier and two
daughters returned Sunday evening from
, an automobile trip of several days tc
! leicester, Andoyer and Ludlow.
+ Capt. and Mrs w T. Haigh of this
d town and Col and Mrs Alexander Dun
can of Barre will start Saturday on al
automobile trip of about week.
Franklin +. Head and family OF
Washington, d. c., are visiting his moth
:. er, Mrs. L. NJ. Stickney. Warren Healc
~ of Jacksonville also visited there recent
ly.
q Mrs Mary Crosier went yesterday t,
4 Halifax to join Mr.. and Mrs. Harr,
n Learnard of that place on an automobile
< trip to Worcester. They Will be ava,
,e several days.
is Mrs. Daniel Waite of Ludlow and Mis-
g: Augusta Howe of Springfield (Vt.l cam
. by automobile yesterday and spent tn
n day with Mrs. Ada L. Howe, returning
. home last night.
0 Rev Z. S. Hewitt, who returned Fri
. day from vacation in Alton Bay, LAX
0 Winnepesaukee, went Monday to Plain
0 vile, Conn, to attend an Advent Chris
/ tian camp meeting.
0 Miss Bessie Wood of Grafton cam
0 this afternoon and is a guest of Mis-
- Margaret Root Miss Wood formerl
taught commercial subjects III the Brat
. tleboro high school
0 Mr. and Mrs. f. X Barrows went t
0 day to New York to meet their nephew
0 Oscar Marshall, who has joined tn
0 American Field service and is on his wa
| from California to France.
0 John Browncll returned Monday frol
Q 10 days visit in Hoosck Falls an
0 Fort Edward n Y Miss Esther Brown
. ell and Miss Mildred Whitney RENAME
/ in Fort Edward for longer visit.
FLOYD L. Johnson and f. T. Cob
went yesterday afternoon to Boston {
= business for the Brattlcboro China stor
Mrs. Johnson and son. Kenneth, are Vi
iting her parents in Vernon this week
Miss Helen Martin left this afternoc
? for Emigrant, Montana, where she has
= position as teacher III a school for CHI
ter dren of the ranches. The Wahse Can
It's, Fire girls, of which Miss Martin w
len guardian, presented her a handsou
al black leather travelling bag.
by Mrs. Samuel H. Field of Providen,
lis, r. L., is guest of Mrs. l.. X. Fuller
ig- Pine Heights. Miss Ethel W. Chris
Iii and Miss Abby Fuller Christy of Sewic
ne, ley, Pa, came this afternoon from Oar
harbor, Me, where they had been spen
ing an outing, and are guests of NJ
Fuller.
Mrs H. r. Bascom is in New 70
the attending the millinery openings.
ter will 90 also to Boston to attend t
'un. openings in Ford hall. She met her tri
mer, Miss Alice Calvin of Pennsylvan
eep in New York, and the latter is attendi
Chi the openings with her. Miss Emma I
bv key is in charge of the business Ii
the during her absence.
far J. Warren Crosby, who is member
anne the Berkshire hospital unit, has b.
of spending few days here this we
and leaving this morning for North Ada
d a where he had to report before going
ing. Camp Deyens, Aver, Mass. His brotl