The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-04
PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs Frank Stowell of Boston
re guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Hall.
Mrs John Austin has returned from a
ew DAYS visit with her daughter in Viii
nington.
Mrs. D. S. Carey is spending few
lays with her mother and other rela
tives in Gardner, Mass.
Attorney Frank f. Barber went to
Woodstock today to attend the open
ing of the Windsor county court.
Miss Elizabeth Brown returned yes
terdav from her home in Lebanon,
y. H., where she spent the holidays
Miss Lucille Howe has taken a po-
sition in the office Of the Durham
Brothers company, beginning work
there Monday.
Mrs. Alice Atwood, who has been
having few days vacation, will re-
sumo work tomorrow for Donnell &
Davis, milliners.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gregg have re-
turned from a visit in NortAtield,
Mass, with Mrs Gregg 5 parents, Mr..
and Mrs Couehlin.
Mrs. T. NJ. Allbee Of Townshend is
in town today and at her home in
West Brattleboro. She will return TO
TownsLcnd tonight.
Herbert Winchester returned his
morning from Guilford, where he ha3
been visiting a fewa DAYS with his
uncle, Ralph Boyd, and family.
Mrs g H. Smith returned last night
from Framingham Mass, where She
visited her aunt, Mrs. Hliza Osborne
Mrs. Smith spent yesterday in Boston
I. H. Elmer. who had been employed
in the hotel in Putney, has returned to
'Brattleboro and is working in the Ameri-
can building, beginning work there Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs J. P. Mack We're called
last week to Holland. Conn, on account of
the death of his only brother, F. ?. Mack
who sustained a severe shock and died
very suddenly.
Charles Z. Cattanach returned from
visit in Springfield, Mass, with his
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Worden, and fam
lily. Mrs. Cattanach is remaining for
4 longer stay.
Guy Barry has finished work for W
T. Mooney, plumber. He went Satur-
day to Bellows Falls, where he has q
position with the Vermont Farm Ma.
chine company.
Stanley Fits is convalescing in the
Memorial hospital from an operation
and is able TO be dressed 1t is ex
pected that he will return to his home
the latter Fart of the week.
Mrs. Mary Ballou and sister, Mrs
Ella Allen, have closed their home on
Western avenue and gone to Chicago
TO spend the winter with Mrs. Allen 5
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Perry, and fam
lily.
Miss Laura Jones of Northampton Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Julia Y. Bar
rctt. Mise Jones is a member of the
Mendelssohn string quartet which will
play tomorrow evening before the
Woman S club.
Miss Nina Gates. who underwent ar
operation Yesterday in the Memoria
hospital for appendicitis, is in q salts
factory condition. Her mother is ner,
from Westminster, a guest of Mr.. anC
Mrs. G.. W. Brooks
Miss Merrifield and Miss Farrar. who
had been guests at the Brooks Hous,
several weeks, returned this Afternoon
to New York. Mark Mortified, wnt
wac here for Thanksgiving, has re
turned to New York.
Mr. and Mrs Claude +. Adams of Hart
ford. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl W. Adams
and Marley Adams OF Springfield, Mass
who spent Thanksgiving with their par
, ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Adams, re
turned to their homes Monday.
Lieut.. Charles H. Palmer, formerl,
Of Brattleboro, who was commissions,
| first lieutenant in the ordnance depart
| ment, at the Plattsburg training camp
! came to Bellows Falls to visit his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. Palmer
and left Yesterday afternoon for Wash
! ington, y. c., on receipt of Telegram
to report at once. His wife accom-
! PANIED him as far as Springfield, Mas;
Lieut.. Palmer served two years fror
Brattleboro in the Spanish America
| war. His father for q long time wa
| Janltor of the American building.