The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-24
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller and twin
sons will return tomorrow. to their home |
in Omaha, Neb.
E. L. Hildreth and family have gone
to their summer home on Ames Hill to
spend several weeks.
Mrs. A. P. Simonds and two children
returned Saturday from week visit
in Southington, Conn.
Mrs. l. o. P. Smith has come from
Orleans (Vt.), where she is teacher,
to spend the summer in town.
aa@sJ. Warren MilierRnd Avery@Miller of
Springfield (vt.) were visitors in town
yesterday, returning home last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Reed returned yes
terday to their home in Jacksonville,
after week s visit here at c. w.
Reed s.
Mrs. j. E. Rogers and son, Richard,
and daughter, Eleanor, returned yes
terday from a week s visit in Orange
and Shirley, Mass.
William R. Harris spent the week
end in Boston with his daughter, who is
taking special training in the Massa-
chusetts General hospital.
Miss Ruth Robbins, who is employed
| in the Holstenn Friesian association Of
fees, was called Saturday to her home
in Putney on account of the illness of
her mother.
Mrs. Thomas Gull returned today to.
her home in Cambridge, N. Y, after
| spending nearly four weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Julius J. Estey, who ac-
| eompanied her home.
/ Mrs. Ella G. starkey and daughter,
Mrs. William Porter, and Charlotte Page
| Robertson of East Orange, N. J., came
Friday from New York and are at their
| summer home ON Oak street.
| Major Harvey Goodell, secretary of
military and civil affairs, was in Brat
tleboro Saturday Oh his way by auto
mobile back to Montpelier, after visit
in his former home. in Nottingham
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. E. Douglas and three
children went Saturday to their sum-
/ mer home in Post Mills. Mrs. Douglas
and children will remain there for a
two weeks stay. Mr.. Douglas returned
last night.
Mrs. Mary L. Morse, sister of Mrs.
+. G. Crosby, who has lived the past
two years with her niece, Mrs. c. L.
johnson of Mortified, Mass, has come
to Brattleboro to board with Mrs.
George Mather of 88 Western avenue.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lewis Morse, DR.. and
Mrs. G. R. Aldrich, Mrs. Charles E.
Hewins OF Hampton, Va, and Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Durham left today by
automobiles for an outing of several
days. They will first try the fishing at
Diamond pond in northern New Hamp
shire and later stop at Middle Dam in
the Rangeley lakes in Maine.
i The Holyoke, Mass, Transcript, in its
special column of comment signed by
The Oracle, makes the following pleas
ant reference to a former Brattlebore
boy: "Not to see Joe Martin smiling
across when you go to buy your ticke'
such discouraging business nova
days-will be great regret to the Hol
yoke travelling public. These years tina
he has tried to take care of the endless
line OF people who want to get out O.
town in order that they may com
back, they have found him the mos
!, genial Of men. Never crouch or al
2 act of discourtesy. Neither failur
to ineficiency. Always the pleasan
= oAc, dAu TIC power 10 SeCtic WHdtosc
puzzled travellers had to offer. The Bos
' ton Maine station will seem stale
White & Wyckoff have taken measur
e Of the spirit of happiness in servic
; that is one of Mr.. Martin s big persona
/ assets and have decided that they ca
:. make life more attractive to him an
$ annex his services to their big Job. It
L very efficient of W. & W., but buyin
n fiaEofc o. h. q. 1ooa n
its pleasant features.