The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-06

Laura and Grace Harlow of Cambridge,
Mass, are visiting their uncle, Arthur
Harlow.
Earl Howard of East Templeton, Mass,
came Tuesday to visit his uncle, Albert
Howard.
Alice Gould of Windsor came last
week Thursday to visit her cousin, Doris
Chapman.
Dr. Ned Goodhue and family of Day
ton, Ohio, are guests of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harlan Goodhue.
Mrs. Frank Harlow and daughter,
Elizabeth, of Maiden, Mass, came Sun
day to their summer home here.
Hazel and Watson Sanborn returned
home Wednesday from two weeks' visit
with friends in Pennington, Conn.
Marion Benson is working this sum
mer for Mrs. Alberto Barnes and Elida
Frost is working for Mrs. Fred Camp
bell.
Mrs. Martha Pratt of Brattleboro re-
turned home Saturday. after a two
weeks visit with her niece, Mrs. Walter
Buxton.
John Carlson and family of New York
city have moved into Miss Burnetts
house, known as the Shattuck place. Mr..
Carlson will work for the Misses Bur
nett.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Campbell of
Philadelphia came Thursday to visit Mr.
Campbell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Campbell Edward expects soon to be
sent to Camp Devens, Aver, Mass
John and George Hakey of Bartons-
-, hos nIax
to visit their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Bell George Hakey has returned
home from Fort Sloeum as he did not
pass the physical examination.
Harlan Goodhue, Edwin Butterfeld Al
bert Howard Erford Stone and Sey-
mour Minard went in Mr. Stones auto
mobile to Bellows Falls Friday evening
to attend the patriotic meeting and hear
Hon. John Barrett of Washington, ID. c.
Mrs Annie Hall has returned to West
Minister West and is working for Miss
Susie Gorham. Olive Hall has finished
her school year at Guilford and has gone
to Springfield, Mass, to study at the
Bay Path Institute. Phillip Hall has
gone to the Warner Home at Saxtons
River
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Phillips and
daughter, Mary, motored to Hampton
Beach, y. H., Friday in their new Max
well car, where they were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Fuller of Putney, who
have cottage there. They returned
home Monday.
d. C. Vass went. to Springfield (Vt.)
Sunday in an automobile and broughf
Mrs. Vass home. She had been in tn,
hospital there for several weeks. DR.
Harry Lawrence came with them il
his automobile with his family.
Mrs. Clarence Blodgett received wore
last week that her sister, Mrs. Georg,
A. Gottschee of Springfield, Mass, hai
a little daughter. Mrs. Gottschee ha
been a frequent visitor here at her sis
ter's and while here has sung in tn
church and at the Ladies' Aid society en-
tertainments
Hilary and George McElroy wen
Thursday of last week to visit thei
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Nc
Elroy of Woodstock. On Monday the,
went to Norwich to visit their othe
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Con
nor, and before returning home they vii
visit relatives i'll Hanover, y. II.
A party of 10 Christian Endeavorer
went in large automobile to Westmir
ster Friday afternoon to attend the an
nual union convention of Windhar
county. Others went in their own eal
riages. They brought home with the1
the banner for the largest attendane
| of a visiting society. The evenin
| meeting was omitted, as many wishe
: to be in their home towns for the pa
triotic meetings. As the one here wa
Thursday evening the automobile pa
: ty from here went to Walpole, n. Fl
/, and attended the Chautauqua meeting