The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-05
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Clarke C. Fits is spending the |
day In Northampton, Mass.
Attorney John NJ. Harvey is in New
York this week on business. I
Mrs. Leon Gould will finish work this |
week in J. E. Mann's drygoods store.
j. w. Phillips of New York is spending
several days in town at Roy E. Joness.
Mrs Raymond Boutelle is spending a
few days at her summer home at Wha-
Iona park, near Fitchburg..
Paul Chase was here from Camp Dew
ems, Aver, Mass, to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. S. Chase, over the weekend.
d. L. Trask of Rochester, N. H., was
a guest yesterday Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Brooks. He was in town on business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. I. Church Of Burling
ton have moved to Brattleboro and have
taken rooms in the new Barber building.
Arthur w. Childs of Manchester, N. H.,
who had been a guest of Major f. W.,
Childs and family a short time, returned
today to his home.
| Clarence Z. Brooks and Fred Sargent
have returned from Newfane, where they
had been a week doing electrical work
for f. NJ. Goodenough
Miss Maud 0. Jackman of Newport,
n H., has taken a position as compost
tor for the Vermont Printing company,
beginning work yesterday.
/ Miss Ruth Fifeld of Putney, formerly
tof Brattleboro, will complete a course in
stenography at the Clawson- Hamilton
business college this week.
Mrs. Isabel Davis Simonds of Somer-
vile, Mass, came yesterday to spend
the summer in the home of Miss Mel
lie T. and Miss Ada A. Eddy.
Miss Mary Dowd of New York came
last night and is registered at the Brooks
House. Miss Dowd and brother were
here from New York for Memorial day.
Roderick Filion, who is in training at
the University of Vermont, has been
spending a few days here with his sister
Mrs. A. d. Thompson of High street.
Mrs. Harry Knox returned yesterday
to her home in Milton, Mass, after a
brief visit with her cousins, Miss Mel
lie T. and Miss Ada A. Eddy of Green
street.
Miss Marion Sherman of the Holstein-
Friesian associa ton office is at her home
| in Williamsville, called there by the
death of her grandmother, Mrs. Betsy c
Sherman.
, Attorney o. B. Hughes went last night
to Manchester (Vt) on business. HI
, was accompanied by Mrs. Hughes ant
daughter, Miriam, who will visit il
South Londonderry.
, Mrs Eleanor Richardson and daughter
Mrs. Joel Knapp, of Dorchester, Mass.
came last night Mrs. Richardson will
spend the summer at her summer HON,
;, in West Brattleboro.
Julius Leach and family are movin.
: from one of the Hadley estate houses OF
High street to Rev. T. w. Sharp's hous,
;, on Prospect street, formerly occupied by
Rev and Mrs. Sharp.
Mrs. Green, who spent several day
with the Misses Eddy of Green street
left this morning for Cambridge, Mass
!, where she will live with her daughter
h Mrs. Sewall NJ. Hovey.
|. Mrs. Jane Webster, who has been liv
ing here with her sister, Mrs. Mary King
Is the past few years, left Monday after
; noon to go to the home of her son, Dol
p Webster, in4bdia napolis,a Ind noon1sJti
Mrs. G. F. Barber and Mrs. William
i Duke went this morning to Hartford
! Conn.,, to see Mrs. Dukes mother, Mrs
Flora Clary, who is in hospital there
Mrs. Barber viii return tonight.
h Edwin F. Lindsey, mail carrier, wen
!, this morning to Boston to enter the Mas
4 sachusetts General hospital for medica
treatment. Mr.. Lindsey fell severa
weeks ago the entire length of Crosb
:. block stairs, injuring his back.