The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-28
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Nellie MCGEE is spending a week
in Springfield, Mass.
Miss lone Pearson visited recently
at her home IN South Londonderry
Mrs. F. S. d. Young and grandson.
Richard Daniels, are visiting in Mari
boro
Miss Mile Ryan of White River
junction visited relatives in town YES
terday
Miss Elizabeth Doyle went yesterday
to Northfeld, VT, to visit her mother
a few days.
Miss Mary Grady of Elliot street is
visiting Miss Annie Michigan in Hol-
yoke, Mass.
John Hanks returned today after Wis
lting since Monday at his former home
in Vergennes.
Mrs. Napoleon Boucher returned yes
terday, after short visit in Ludlow
and Springfield, Mass.
Miss Ruth Sargent visited in Bellows
Falls over the week end, returning
home Wednesday evening.
Miss Lillian Conwell of Canal street
went Wednesday to West Dummerston
TO visit week with Mrs. w. F. Tier.
Edward Boyce will finish work at
Randall & Clapp's jewelry store and
take position at the Park Drug store.
Miss Mary Cummings of Pellet street
has gone to New London, Conn.,, where
she is employed at the Croker House.,
Mrs. Fred Harrington of Wilmington,
who had been visiting Mrs. Arvine
Pike, returned to her home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Adams and two
children OF Saxtons River, formerly of
Brattleboro, were visitors here yester-
day.
Arthur c. Welman and son, Guy,
of Brookline, visited Tuesday with Mr..
Wellman's aunt, Mrs. C. A. Waitman of
IS Canal street
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown returned
to Scranton, Pa, Tuesday, after three
weeks visit int town with his brother,
Franklin Brown.
Miss Dena Hendricks and Miss Mar
garet McVickers of Boston came yes
terday to visit in the home of Mrs.
Charles Ebbighausen.
Miss Hazel Provost will finish a
course at the Clawson Hamilton bust
ness college today and will go to her
home in Bellows Falls.
Miss Susan McGrath of Webster,
Mass, came Wednesday evening for
visit with her mother, Mrs. Mary
MeGrath of Elliot street.
Miss Pearl Niece, who has worked
in Mareh's bakery several years, win
90 Saturday to Manchester, n. H.,
Whprp she will bp pnr1puaJ
Miss Margaret NJ McGinn is having
vacation from her work in r. c.
Bacon IS law Office and is visiting at
her home in Windsor Locks, Conn.
Miss Gladys Underwood returned
Wednesday from a two-weeks' vaca-
tion at Bangor, Nc, and Verona Park
as the guest of Miss Marion Kenney
Merrill Stark is here from Spartan
burg, 5. C., for a, l0adays' furlough in
his home. Mr. Stark is doing police
luty at the camp and likes his work.
Miss Rachael Packard will finish work
Saturday in the Holstein- Friesian asso-
citation office and will begin work Mon
day for the Twin State Gas and Electric
Co.
Miss Harriet Wells returned Wcdnes
day after short visit in Springfield,
Mass. Her nephew, John Wells Hare.
came with her to remain for the sum
mer.
Stanley w. Clapp, who graduated in
May from the Theodore n. Vail agri-
cultural school at Lyndonville, is work
| ing this summer on Dana Stafford Is
| farm.
f. I. Flood went Tuesday to North
| field, VT, to attend the funeral of his
uncle, Jerry Donahue, which took place
yesterday. Mr.. Flood returned home
| last evening.
| Mrs. William G.. Ellis and four chill
dren of Reed street went Monday to
| Granville, Mass, for months visit
with her father, Clinton Smith, and with
her two sisters.
Miss Nellie Redman and Mrs. Mar
tina Hartley of Danielson, Conn, will
come Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Trahan of 40 Clark street two
weeks or longer.
Mrs. l.. T.. Stafford and two daugh-
tcrs, Norma and Muriel, Of Washington
street, have returned after two weeks
visit in Hartford, Conn, with her sis
ter, Miss T.. NJ Sanders.
| John Richmond of Westminster was in
| town Monday to visit his brother-in-
law, Charles Farnum, of Putney, who
is in the Memorial hospital for treat
ment. He also called to see Mrs. j. l..
Gates.
Mrs. James G.. Sullivan returned
| Wednesday to Springfield, Mass, after
a week S visit with her sister law.
Miss Nellie Sullivan. Miss Sullivan ac-
eompanied her to Springfield for an
indefinite visit
Mrs. Harry Robinson and son, Burns,
will go today to White River Junction
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Burns Abbott Robinson is
staying several weeks with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Burns.
Mrs George Anderson and infant son,
George, of Canal street went Wedncs-
day to Winchester, n H., to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Filion. Miss
Alice Filion, who had been visiting in
town, returned home with her.
| George w. Shuman was called to
Camden, Maine, Thursday morning on