The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-01
PERSONAL.

Miss B. Quinlan returned Sunday
from a visit at her home in Rutland.
Miss Corine Jardine, waitress at the |
Brooks House, is visiting at her home
in Boston.
Lee Williams returned this morning
from Turner's Falls, where he spent the
weekend at his home.
Edward Moran returned this morning
from Bellows Falls, where he had been
guest a few days of Edward Barrett
Mrs. Mary n Arnold, who had been
a guest in the home of her son, n. II.
Arnold, returned today to Summit, n.
J.
S. L. Arnold of Springfield, Mass,
was guest over last night of DR.. and
Mrs. A. l. Miller, returning this morn
ing.
Miss Minnie d. Brasor left this
morning for New York, after spending
the Christmas vacation with relatives
here.
Mrs. John Thompson of Greenfield is
spending the day III town with her
aunt, Mrs Emma Jacobs of Canal
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sharp returned
today to their home in Middletown.
Conn, after having visited relatives in
town.
II. G. +. Pratt, who is employed in
Bellows Falls, is spending two weeks
1T his home in town on account Of lack
of work
Miss Adeline and Miss Roselee Roch-
on went Friday night to Springfield.
Mass, to visit a few days with their
sister, Mrs. Bassett.
Miss Alice DOYLE of Northfield (VtD
who had been visiting her sisters, Miss
Margaret and Miss Alice Doyle, went
toda9 to New York.
Arthur Cain, who has been in charge
of lioadley's cafe nights, left today
for New York, where he will take a
position IN the Yale club.
Mrs. Mary NJ Martin and daughter
Of Burlington, were guests yesterday at
". L. Adams 5 on the Dickinson farm,
ON their way to New York.
Ray G. Sanders. class of 1917, Uni
ye1,ity of Vermont, is in St. Louis as
a delegate to the congress of the AL
| pha Tau Omega fraternity
Miss Margaret Martell finished work
Sunday night at the Brooks House.
where She had been employed as head
waitress. She plans to 90 to Boston.
Richard LeRay, who is employed in
! Greenfield, Mass, came Saturday to
| visit and Will return tonight. This is
a legal holiday in Massachusetts, for
the first time
Elmer Gray began work this morning
as bookkeeper for the Twin State Gas
! y Electric Co., succeeding W. G. North
! rop, who has taken 4 position in Wal
lingford, Conn.
Edwin D. Wilson. who has been en-
ployed in the shipping department Of
/ the Durham Brothers Co., has taken
| his former position as driver with the
American Express Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy g. Miner. who had
been spending the holidays in town
returned yesterday afternoon 10 Ches-
ter where he is employed for the pres
cnt by +. NJ. Goodenough, electrician.
Charles Dickinson, contractor or
a lumber job at Wardsboro, wa,
brought TO the Memorial hospital SAT
urday afternoon BY DR. o. V Hefflon
| and operated upon for bad case oI
| appendicitis.
Patrick Moran and niece, Miss Min
ME Moran of New York, have beer
visitors recently with relatives in Tar
ners Fails. Miss Elizabeth Moran, who
accompanied them here, has returned
to her home.
Mrs. W. II. Cray ana grandson. LELAND
Miller, are expected TO return toda,
from Manchester, y. H., where the,
spent the holidays. Mrs. Marjorie
Dyke will return with them for /;
week 5 visit here.
G. o. Chamberlin left this morn;n,
for New York. His sister, Mrs. R. I,
Gordon, will Join him in New York to
morrow and they will 20 from there I,
Daytona, Fla, to spend the winter a
the DcSpland hotel.