The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-01

PERSONAL.

Mrs. Carroll A. Wood, trimmer for
Donnell 4 Davis. began vacation TODAY
from her work.
Mrs. George f. Sherman is spending
| the day in Bellows Falls with her sister.
Mrs. Lila Hadley.
Mrs. Lbbey and granddaughter, have
| returned from Rutland, where they spent
several weeks with relatives.
Miss Blanche Walker of Mortified.
Mass, is spending a vacation here with
her aunt. Mrs Charles H. Niles
Mrs. +. c. Adams and children returned
last night from Spoford lake, where they
were IN the Greene cottage month
Mrs. c. NJ. Willette and daughter,
| Gladys, of Attleboro, Mass, are guests of
MIR. and Mrs. f. d. Smith of Green street.
Miss Lottie Wolff of New York is
| spending several weeks with her sister,
] Mrs. Ludwig West, and brother Fred c..
Wolff.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Livermore and
SON Harry, of New Haven, came yester-
| day to visit short time at George Bald
wins.
Mrs H. C. Rice and son, Howard, and
daughter. Marion, returned yesterday
from Spoiford lake, after being at Lake
side week.
Hiss Emma March,. who had been
spending week here with Mr. and Mrs
p. Biagiotti, has returned to her home in
Yonkers, n. Y.
Mrs. w. r. Noyes left yesterday for
Stanstead, p. O., where she will visit
several weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Huntley.
Miss Elizabeth Halle left this morning
for her home in Dalton, Mass, after visit
ing week here with her sister, Mrs
| Harry Wales
Miss NJ j. Donnell resumed work this
morning in Donnell & Davis's millinery
store, after a vacation of three weeks
spent at her home in town.
Miss Mavis Benedict. who had been
guest of Miss Evelyn Harris in town and
at Spofford lake, returned this week to
her home in East Orange, n. J.
Leslie A. Parmenter left yesterday
morning Cor Boston to re-enter the mer
chans marine service after a furlough of
three weeks at his home here.
Kilion Lansingh, who has been here
several weeks with his mother at the
Fisher farm, will go tomorrow to st. Al
bans to spend some time in camp.
Robert +, IIigley came this morning
from Springfield, Mass. where he is en-
ployed at the Armory. to spend the week
end at his home on Central street.
Mrs. J. X. Eaton of Winthrop, Mass.
is guest of her cousin, Mira. l.. NJ Howe
Miss Helen Wisely. who had been visiting
Mrs. Howe few days. has gone to New
York.
Mrs. A. A. Naumann left this after
noon for her home in Springfield Mass,
after having visited here 10 days with
her brother, A. f. Rohde, and family OF
t0rgan street.
Col. II. c. Pratt of Proctor, field repre-
tentative for Vermont of the New Eng
land division of the American Red Cross,
was in town yesterday to go over the ac
counts of the treasurer.
i. r. Vaughan and Mrs. augusta Vim
ton left this morning by automobile for
; York Beach, Ne. Mrs Vaughan and Miss
Anna johnson. who have been spending a
few weeks there. will accompany them
home Sunday.
RAYMOND t. Adams of the motor truck
company, Q. NJ c., who Is stationed at
Camp Lee, Va. has been promoted to
frs class sergeant. Mr.. Adams is son
OF Mr. and Mrs. l.. w Adams of the
West river road.
Mr. and Mrs L. W. Hawley left this
morning for York Beach, where they will
| remain during the month Miss Jessie L.
IIawley, who has been visiting her broth
CT. Luther Hawley, and family in Chicago
will Join them there.
MIR and Mrs. Hugh Viele have been
called to Putney on account of the death
of Mrs Viele's brother Harley A Hol
!, land, who died Tuesday in his home in
d i<eene The funeral will be held in Put
L ney tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Dorothy Day left last night 70,
: Pittsburg, Pa. where she viii take a pc
i sition in the offices of the Western UnioI
h | Telegraph Co as assistant to the chic
operator in the telephone division. Mis-
Day graduated last June from Simmon
! college She il a daughter of Mr.. an'
Mrs. ]. c. Day of this town
4 Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Watts, who haC
!. been spending several weeks here witt
Mrs Watts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J
w lizard, left yesterday for Portland
Me-, where they will make their home
7 Mr. Watts has been appointed superin
q tendent of construction for the Gram
q Trunk government lines in New Eng
T. land. with Offices at Portland.