The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-23
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Don Bellville of Clark street is ILL
Osmer Fits has returned from Spot
ford lake, where he spent a month
Mrs Hugh Phillips of Montpelier is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Schwenk.
Mrs. Henry Kane returned today from
visit at w. III. Dickinson's in Putney.
Robert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Cummings, is improving, after an illness.
Miss Doris Wood is guest of Miss
Helen and Elizabeth Durham at Spofford
lake.
Mrs. Fl. H. Thompson has returned
from Newfane, where she was guest of
Miss Carrie Bliss.
Michael, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Searles of Clark street, has been serious
ly ill, but is better.
visit in Portsmouth, n. H., Lynn, Lowell
and Pittsfield Mass.
DIR. and Mrs. B. +. White went to Bos-
ton yesterday on business. They are ex-
peaed to return today.
Miss Hazel and Morris Douglas of Ben
nington are visiting here with their aunt,
Mrs. Reuben Brown of Elliot street
Mrs. John Barden and Mrs. Walter
Sturges are spending vacation at the
Barden cottage on the Connecticut river
Mrs. Abram Finch and Alonzo Harris
of Springfield (Vt.) are visiting in West
Brattleboro with Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID.
| Merrill.
Miss Caroline Jones of Boston, who
had been a guest several days of Mrs.
+. c. harrington, returned to Boston yes
terday.
Mrs Fred II. Harris went Saturday to
Burlington to join Mr.. Harris, who has a
position there with the American Elk
press company.
| Hugh Agnew, who is employed by the
Norton Co. in Worcester, Mass, spent
the weekend here with his family, re-
4 turning Monday.
Henry NJ. Wheelock and family, who
had been living in the Vinton building,
have left town and gone to Greenfield,
where he has employment.
Mrs H. j. Charland of Quincy, Mass,
is in town on Business. Mr.. Charland
formerly managed the dry cleaning es-
tablishment on High street.
Miss Miriam Childs, stenographer in
the office of the Twin State Gas & Elec-
4
terday, after weeks vacation.
Supply Sergeant Harry Montgomery
of West Point, n. Y, came Sunday to
spend few weeks furlough with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Montgom-
cry.
Miss Leila Barber has finished work in
Houghton & Simonds's store, where she
had been assisting. Miss Dorothy Shorey
has taken position there for the sum
mer, beginning yesterday.
f. a. Fairbanks of Yonkers, n. Y, who
is spending the summer in Mortified
Mass, visited in town yesterday with hi,
brother, Floyd ]. Fairbanks, and at +. L
Covey's on Western avenue.
Mrs. Alvin Higgins of Canal stree
underwent an operation in the Melros'
hospital Monday morning. DR.. E. r
Lynch was the surgeon. Miss Maynard
graduate nurse from Greenfield, is car
ing for Mrs. Higgins.
! Miss, Emma. Gregg, Mrs. c. B. Dick
inson and Miss Louise Babbitt left to
day for Mantle, Conn, where they vii
open the Vacation House, Breezy Point
for the rest of the summer. a party o
20 will 90 there Saturday.
Rev. G. j. Sutherland and Mrs. Suth
erland of Huntington, Conn, are guest
! in the home of Mrs. George w. Tyler
Misses Edith and Nancy Lawrence o
New York, are guests also there to re
! main until early in September.
Miss Ada Thomas of New York, VIII
: bhad been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. }.
Howard. has rented r. j. Eldridges hous
on Highlawn road for six weeks. Nj
= Eldridge and family are spending th
summer in West Dummerston.
Mrs. Alice Robinson of New 1orl
who had been spending several weeks l
town with her sisters, Mrs. }. Milto
Perkins and Mrs. w. H. Rockwell, wer
today to Hopedale, Mass, to visit al
other sister. She was accompanied b
9 Mrs Perkins.
n Miss Ruth Foss returned yesterda
f from Boston. where she spent the weel
4 end with friends Her brother, Georg
: Foss of Bangor, Me, who has positIo
h as train dispatcher for the B. & A. RAJ
v road, returned there today, after
,nop+b'c vocation berp