The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-10-30
PERSONAL.

Mrs. B. T. Riley spent yesterday
with friends in Greenfield, returning /
last night.
w. B. Smith is having vacation
from his work in the Office of E. L. Hill
dreth & Co.
Mrs. c. H. Smith of Holoke, Mass,
spent the weekend in town with her
mother, Mrs. J. Cain.
| Mrs. Harry McClusky of Worcester,
Mass, is a guest this week of her
cousin, Mrs. G. f. Mann.
! Mr.. and Mrs. C. p Nash of the family
at the Home for the Aged have gone to
Jericho for an indefinite stay.
Miss Davis, nurse, has returned from
her home in Springfield (Vt.), where
she had been since early in May.
Alonzo J. Bracket visited in Gard
ner, Mass, over the weeke end with his
sister, Mrs. B. A. Stanley, and family.
Miss Charlotte Barrett and Miss Ma
bel Gustafson will 90 tomorrow to Hart
ford, Conn, on business for Donnell
Davis, milliners
Miss Dora Thayer, after visiting her
sister in Pennsylvania several weeks,
has returned and will open her dining
room next week.
Truman E. Wallace, who had been
visiting in Springfield, Mass, with rel
atives and in Bernardston with his
mother, has returned.
Mrs A. W. George and daughter,
Martha Virginia, have returned from
a stay of three weeks with Mrs.
Georges parents in Rupert.
Mrs. Mollie c. Huntington returned
to her home Monday from the Memorial
hospital, where she had been four
weeks following an operation.
J L. Fl. Barber was in Bellows Falls
Saturday to deliver two 800 victrolas.
He also delivered Friday a $3.50 Edison
/ diamond-disc machine in Ashuelot.
Miss Ruth Fifeld, trimmer for Mrs.
G. w. Brooks. went today to her home
in Putney for a few days stay, called
there by the death of a relative.
Mrs. A. D. Reynolds returned last
night from weeks stay in Boston
with her daughter, Miss Violette Rey-
nolds of New York, who met her in
Boston.
Mrs H. B. Freeman of Chicopee
@ Falls, Mass, who had been visiting IL
Q the home of her brother. Jason Bush
. nell, few days, returned to her home
4 yesterday.
e Mrs. Grace Miles of Mineville, \
G Y, who visited her husband at Camp
n Dcvens, Aver, Mass, came Monday tt
4 be a guest of Mrs. A. G. Arcand sew
L eral days.
e Miss Margaret McGinn, stenographe
in r. c. Bacon g office, has taken a pos
II ition az teacher two nights a week a
?. the night school of the Clawson- Ham
e ilton business college.
i Mrs. Frances +. Clark was called yes
u terdav to Chester on account of tn
a. serious illness of her brother, Malcolm
- Baldwin, who has hardening of tn
N arteries and heart trouble.
= Frank Foster has finished work fo
Horton D. Walker, electrician, and ha
gone to Springfield, Mass, to take
: similar position Mr.. Foster had a roor
! at L. H. Barber's while in town.
r. T. J. Bagley, grandwarden of tn
IN n. f.. O. T., of Bellows Falls was a
the home of Warden NJ. J. Larrabe
d. last evening to confer with him in re
@ gard to the public meeting to be hel
" here Monday, Dec. 10.
f. f. Dyke, agent for the Vernon
Accident Insurance Co. of Rutland
will go tonight to Rutland to atten
the annual banquet and lecture t
agents to be held in that city. He wi
ne return tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsley of Readin!
W. Mass, formerly residents of Brattl
bo boro, who had been on a motor tril
as were guests two days of Mrs. Luci
nor Foster of Organ street. Mr.. Kingsle
formerly was employed by the Este
rv Organ company in the pipe organ d
no partment.
in Mrs Lila ]. Timson of New Have
D. Conn, who had been spending the sur
yn mer in Claremont, y. H., was q que
,u- over Sunday at H. +, Bonds on Ii
den street on her way to Claremon
Her daughter, Miss Hazel Timso
, teacher in Greenfield, also was a que
there over Sunday.
,er Among those who attended session
Of the American Board institute
Bellows Falls yesterday were Mi
" Emma J. Gregg, Miss Florence Heme
md way Wells, Mrs. W. A. Gilbert, Re
his c. B. Atwood, Rev. A. V. Woodwork
or Rev Richard II, Clapp, Mr.. and NJ
md Louis A. Whitney, Miss Bessie L. Fl
rm mum, Miss Mary d. Henshaw and NJ
for Emily r. Clapp.
ted
Ter. Game supper and dance,-annr