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

"A T..
terday on business.
Sewall Morse of Springfield, Mass, is
spending several days at his home on
Canal street.
Mrs. O. D. Whitney and Miss lone
Pearson spent Sunday in Hinsdale with
Mr. and Mrs d. A. Owen.
Mrs. Helen Norcross of Dummerston is
spending the day in town with her niece,
Mrs. Frank L. Burnett
Alfred r. Stebbins, clerk in Freeman
SCOTS grocery store, is in Springfield,
Mass today on business.
l.. L. Durham returned yesterday from
business trip for the Durham Brothers
company to Mishawaka, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell of Spring
field, Mass, are here to attend today the
| funeral of Mrs. Ann l.. Benson.
| Mrs. Lillian f. Bone has taken posi-
ton in the Holstein- Friesian offices, be-
ginning work there yesterday
Barney S. Michelman of New York,
who had been in town on business, re
turned to New York yesterday afternoon.
Miss Jessie Gregg left Friday for
Daytona, Fla, where she will spend sew
eral weeks. She was accompanied by
| cousin.
Mr. and Mrs Charles McRae will move
Thursday into their new house, which
has been completed recently on North
street extension.
Mrs. Eliza +. Morse of the Home for
the Aged celebrated her 10Th birthday
anniversary Dec 81. She received a show
er of 70 postcards.
Clarence Pierce, Il, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ansel j. Pierce of Canal street, was taken
to the Memorial hospital this morning for
an xray photograph of his jaw.
Miss Elizabeth Mcmillan and Miss Ro-
bena McCirandel have received orders to
90 to Camp Logan. Houston Texas They
will leave Wednesday morning.
Miss Helen Brown, who spent the
greater part of the past year in Phila-
delphia and in Shelton, Conn, has re-
turned to her home on Tyler street.
: Miss Rachel Packard teacher in the
Main street graded school, has been as
: sisting during the Christmas vacation in
the Hostein- Friesian association office.
Clayton Randall returned Sunday to
Boston to resume his studies in the Mas
sachusetts College of Pharmacy, after
f. having spent the vacation at his home OF
o Canal street.
Mrs H. f. Bond was discharged Sun
= day from the Brattleboro Memorial hos
Il pital, where she had been with a frac
tured leg, and returned to her home on
S Linden street.
l. Miss Lena Smith returned yesterday
n to Aver, Mass where she IS employed
i in the telephone exchange at Camp
, Devona. Miss Smith had been spending
70, 6,. 90
Mrs George +. Thompson of Somer
q Vile, Mass, came Saturday to assis
d Fred p. Thompson in packing his house
:, hold goods, preparatory to shipping then
, ! to Somerville.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Farwell hav
L. hired the house on Bullock street, recent
! ~ vacated by J. A. Dakin and family, an
VI will move there from Godfrey Crosby
house on Grove street
Mrs. Rov B. Miner is breaking u
e housekeeping on Pearl street and will pu
= her goods into storage Mrs Miner ex
!. poets to leave for France soon, having pu
? in application to work as operator III
10 telephone Office.
20 Wells Miller returned yesterday after
- noon to Washington, D. c. where he is
= the office of the chief Of the ordnanc
:, department. He came to Brattleboro Sal
= urday to visit briefly with his parents
- DIR. and Mrs. A [. Miller.
pt Mrs William A. Wilcox and son, WI
t. lard, went today to Monroe Bridg
Mass, to visit until tomorrow with NJ
II and Mrs. Frank Reed From there the
~. will 90 to Jacksonville to visit her pa,
nj ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Canedy.
|
ed Miss Helen Martin of Brattleboro, WI
,ss went last fall to Emigrant Montana.
accept a position in the school, has r
he Gently taken a position in Fond du La
m Wisconsin, at the Grafton Hall schot
Of which is an Episcopal school for your
err women. While in Montana Miss Mart
he started high school, and she was urg,
no to remain there, but decided to accept Il
,os offer, which came to her unsolicite
&c nearer home.