The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-27
PERSONAL.

| j. l.. Benson of Newfane was a visitor
in Brattleboro yesterday.
| Mrs Edward c. Crosby went Friday to
Somerville, Mass, to spend few days
with relatives.
Miss Ruth Fifeld and brother, Ray
mond Fifield, will visit at their home in
Putney Thursday.
| Marcus Mullins of Hatfield Mass, is
expected tomorrow to spend Thanksgiv-
| ing here with friends.
! Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Laird moved
yesterday from the Miner house on Ter
race street to p Grove street.
Miss Gladys Perry of Springfield W.T.
visited her sister, Miss Dorothy Perry,
over Sunday at L. ID. Harriss.
Mrs Edgar II. Bragg of Forest street
attended the funeral of Mrs. L. w.
futile in Dummerston, Sunday.
Mrs. +. f. Phillips Of West Dunn
merston is expected tomorrow to visit her
daughter, Mrs 0. L. Stevens, and family
Mrs. Joseph Corcoran of New London
Conn, will come tomorrow to spend sew
eral days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
p Fleming.
Miss Grace Leach, teacher in Rich
mond, Mass, will spend the Thanksgiving
vacation at her home in town, arriving
tomorrow night.
Miss Bernice Brown and niece, Ruth
White, will leave tomorrow for Bridge
water (Vt.l to visit Miss Browns par
ents several days.
Henry Morgan, student in the Claw
son Hamilton business college, will 90
. tomorrow TO his home in Rutland to re-
main during the rest of the week.
Mrs. Thomas Hunt and daughter, Vir.
ginia, who had been spending a few
days here and in Marlboro with relatives.
left today for their home in Marlboro,
n. H.
Fred Coombs and daughters, Mrs.
/ Ralph Churchill and Miss Florence
, Coombs, and Mrs. Churchill's daughter
, are spending few days with relatives in
Saxtons River.
Rollin White is expected tonight from
Grand Rapids. Mich, to visit two weeks
: with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. b
I White of Western avenue. He also will
visit in Williamsvile.
Jesse $. Neaw OF Mount Hermor
; school was here over the week end witt
! his grandfather, Sabin NJ. Yeaw. Mis-.
: Abby Follett OF Weston came yesterday
, to visit at Mr.. 6eaw's a few days.
. Mr. and Mrs. James Mackay of Barr,
T. and Mrs Charles Stearns OF Mansfield
. Mass, who were here to attend III,
funeral of their brother, George L. Sex
, ton, returned last night to their homes.
: Mrs. II. W. Jefts is visiting her sig
: tiers, Mrs. Fred Williamson OF Bethc
: and Mrs f. 4. Roundv Of Royalton
and on her return home this week ne
father, William Doubleday, viii com,
a with her for winter S stay.
William L. Stellman and sister. Mis-
Gladys Stellman, and Charles A. Smith
who went Friday to Syracuse. y. y.
TO visit the factory of the Franklin
Automobile company. returned yester
II day, making the run between S a. III
and so ?. m.
z MIR and Mrs. Albert W Rockwell vii
go TO Gardner, Mass, tomorrow TO visi
st relatives over the holiday. They will 9
if from there TO Grafton to be guests a fe,
days of Mr. and Mrs Robert Sargent. an
ID will visit in Hopedale and Newton Gen
ID ter, Mass, before returning.
o Among those from Brattleboro VIII
o. Mortified, Mass, last evening wer
TO Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Adams, Mrs. Clal
a ence w Reed, Miss Gertrude Hum
Miss Ruth w Childs, DR.. G. r. Al
81 dersOn, DR.. ". II. Lane. Major l., /
& TAYLOR, J.. W. Hawlev, Miss Jessie |
IN Hawley. Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Maynar(
nd Mrs. l.. l.. Durham, Miss Ruby Thu
Der, Jerry Cudworth and Miss Ellis;
no beth Cudworth.
So Miss Inez NJ. Stowell will finish wor
he tomorrow night as stenographer in II
til Office OF the Vermont Printing Co az
will 90 Saturday to Washington to tai
he a position in the adiutant general
-e office, having passed the civil serv
o. examination Miss Stowell is a daught
ed of Mr.. and Mrs. O. ID. Stowell of Can
cd street and a graduate of the Brattlebo
high school, class of 1912. She mas be,
-, with the Vermont Printing Co. since Ma
NJ 1913, and since the United States enter
$50 the war she has felt desire to rend
III some service to the government.
or. j. Benjamin Harmon Of Benningto
nd son Of Col aid Mrs. Thomas Hanno
3D. has been appointed a captain of infa
am try. Capt. Harmon, who has been
,aa training at Plattsburg. is assigned
"a post III Texas, where he will reno
Of Dec. Is. He expects to visit a she
he time at his home before leaving f
IL Texas. Capt. Harmon had his first m
ate itary experience as a member of Full
NJ battery of Brattleboro. He was &C
100 nected with the National Guard of t
zee state many years in different capa
in ties, and at one time was captain
.ity Company X of Bennington, and lat
40 was captain and commigsary.