The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-14
PERSONAL.

work Monday in the Holstein- Friesian
Office.
Ralph Cakes is having weeks va
cation, which, he is spending in Town
shend fishing. ges.sr., IS,
T. Frank Turner is here from Boston
for brief visit of few days in his
old home on Elliot street.
Frank Dimes has been in BROOKLYN.
N. Y, since Sunday visiting Robert
Chamberlain of the navy.
Corporal Harold W. Chase and Mrs.
Chase have returned from wedding trip
to Nashua and Hanover, n H.
Edward A. Baker of Cambridge.
Mass, came Tuesday evening to visit
relatives in town until Monday.
Mrs. E. J. Filion went Wednesday to
neral of her uncle, Thomas Riley.
Raymond G. Brown, who is in the coast
artillery, stationed at Camp Hancock,
N. j., has been assigned to the I'd COM
pany.
Ralph H. Reed of Boston, who had been
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ Clay sew
eral days, left yesterday afternoon for
Boston
Mrs. Carl Henkel and youngest daugh-
ter, have returned from Charlestown
>. c., where they spent the winter with
MIR. Henkel :
John kilderry, who visited week in
the home of his cousin, Patrick Flynn
of Morningside, returned yesterday to
New Haven, Conn.
A. ID. Thompson and family will move
in July from High street to the house
now occupied by John McKeon and fam
lily on Highland street.
M. j. Larrabee and Robert Canedy
visited recently in the home of Mr..
Larrabee 8 mother, Mrs. Susan c.. Lar
rabee in West Halifax.
Daniel Crowley of the Harvard radio
school at Cambridge, Mass, visited here
the first of the week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Crowley
Miss Mary Lillis is taking two weeks
vacation from her work as stenographer
for the Dewitt Grocery company and
is visiting in Springfield and Holyoke.
Minss Isabelle Gage is having two
weeks vacation from her work in the
| Holstein- Friesian association Office. She
is visiting her brother in Holyoke.
Patrick Flynn, who is convalescing in
\ the Memorial hospital from an opera
tion for appendicitis, is expected to re-
turn to his home either tomorrow or
| Sunday.
Joseph Kaine, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John t. Kaine of Elliot street, who has
/ been called into the United States serv-
ice, is stationed at Camp Upton, zap
| hank, l.. l.
| Mrs. Mary Lillis of 10 Pine street Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs Clarence
Maranville of Springfield, Mass. She
/ will also visit in Holyoke and will be
away month.
Francis Marian, son of Mrs Mar
| garet Marion of this town. who has
had a position for the government in
Baltimore, Nd, recently enlisted in the
aviation service.
Mrs sClarke @. Fitts'1eft This morn,
ing for Waverly, n. Y, to attend the
wedding of Stanley c. Fits and Miss
Phyllis Haskins Lang, which will take
place at noon tomorrow.
Private Edward Duggan, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Duggan of Vernon St,
who was recently called into the United
States service, is stationed at Camp
Jackson, South Carolina
Miss katherine Clarity, who is hav-
ing week IS vacation from her work
as nurse at the Melrose hospital, went
Wednesday to New Haven. Conn, to
visit her three sisters, who live there.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. King of Bridge
water, Mass, arrived yesterday and left
this morning for Nashua, n H., with Mr..
Kings mother, Mrs. Mary F. King, who
will spend the summer there with rela-
tives.
c. Il. Freyenhagen is having a weeks
vacation from his work in Goodnow,
Pearson q Hunts. Mr.. and Mrs Freyen-
hagen and son, Clinton, will go tomor-
row to Springfield, Mass, to spend few
days in, the home of his brother, f. f.
Freyenhagen.
Miss Marion Sherman will begin va
cation Saturday from her work in the
Holstein- Friesian association office and
will resume work in September. Miss
Minnie Haigh will also finish work Sat
urday in the Holstcin- Friesian Office un-
til September.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Wasserman
went few days ago, by automobile
to Springfield, Mass, where they will
keep house at log Patton street Her
sister, Miss Eva Zarr, will go tomorrow
to Springfield to visit Sunday with
Mrs 'Wasserman.
Mrs. Lucy Gonyer and grandson, Ed
ward Gonyer, of Hudson street, re-
turned Wednesday after five days spent
in Sherhrooke, P. O., where Mrs. Con
yer was called by the death of her sis
ter, Madame Marie Dubois, SO. The
funeral took place Saturday.
Mrs Jessie Davenport and son, Guy
Lampson of Greenfield, came to towI
recently in their new Saxon Six car
and with her brother, r. l.. Brooks, an6
family of IA Clark street went to vii
Evansville to visit their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Brooks, returning in The
evening.
Mrs. H. Chester Hoyt went yesterda,
/. to Springfield, VT, to attend the distric
: meeting of the Woman IS Home Mis-
. sionary society of the Methodist church
: Mrs. Hoyt spoke yesterday Afternoon
on young people s work, and again t,