The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-15
PERSONAL.

n the American building.
Sergeant Robert Thayer Of Camp Dew
ems, Aver. Mass, is in town to visit until |
Tuesday. +
Misses Eva and Lillian Waters of Will
Mrs. j. p Austin.
Mrs. William Blake went yesterday
TO. Burlington to remain over the week
md with Mr.. Blake. j
Miss MINED 1FottorJ Sill' take b p6silfl
tom in the Holstein Friesian Register
company's Office, Monday, 5ssfsaiss
Mrs. Arthur Chamberlain. of Frost
street has been Spending several days
this week in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson of Fair
View street have gone to Greenfield,
where he has employment, .sf3 -
Mrs. l.. NJ. Watts Of Berlin came yes
serday to visit tive weeks With V her g par
/. Miss Laura Spaulding and Miss Ber-
aice Pike went today to Springfield,
Mass, to remain over Sunday.
4 Mrs. May Morris was called yesterday
q Greenfield on account of the illness Of
Ter daughter Miss Helen Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Colt and two
children went this morning to Shelburne-
Falls to visit relatives over Sunday.
H. E. Stiegler, secretary Of the board
Of trade, went today to his home In
lawrence, Mass, to spend the weekend.
Miss Bessie Worden, operator in the
telephone exchange, will begin vacation
If two weeks from her work tomorrow.
f. w. Stolte of Portland, Me-, who
s in town on business, will remain here
over Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Meta
Stolte. i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cook of New
,ort News, Va, are spending few days
n town. They attended the alumni re-
lnion.
Miss Anna Heaphy and Miss Regina
4eaphy are in Guilford to visit over
Sunday with their cousin, Mrs. Joseph
Lowry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Cudworth of
Hartford, Conn, were among those who
attended the alumni reunion Wednesday
evening.
Miss Gladys Stevens went this morn
| ing to New Haven, where she will spend
the summer with her aunt, Mrs. L. J..
Whitcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. z. Mosher, Miss Mary
Macdonald and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence X.
Barber are spending the day in Spring
ield, Mass.
Mrs. Ellis johnson and son, Eugene, of
Greenfield are expected today to spend a
week here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
b. c. Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Dowley re-
turned this morning to their home in
Worcester, after a weeks visit here
with relatives.
= Mrs. f. E. Plumley and daughter, Mrs
Edwin Colt, and her child were recent
Ivisitors at Mrs. L. w. Adams's on the
West River road.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Miller moved
| Yesterday from Chestnut street to High
land street, in the house vacated by
/ Frank Prescott.
Miss Aggfe Childs of Burlington, who
had been a guest of Major and Mrs. +.
w. Childs, went this morning to Spring
field, Mass, to visit.
Mrs. Julia A. Cooley went to Spring
field (Vt.) this morning to visit in the
home of her brother, Fred Weather
head, over the weekend.
Miss Minnie Toomey, operator in the
telephone exchange, who has been spend
/ ing two-weeks' vacation in Boston and
New York, will resume work tomorrow.
Miss LenarB iagiotti is spending week
with the sisters at the Villa Barlow. con-
vent in St., Adams. She went to attend
the commencement exercises at the con-
vent.
Sergeant Morgan Sherman, who is in
the ordnance department at Washington
d. G., came this morning to visit his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Sherman
until Tuesday.
Miss Mary Christie, one of the trim.
mers in Donnell & Davis's millinery
store, will finish work there today for the
season. She will go to her home in vii
Jamestown, Mass.
4 T. E. Allen left town this Afternoon
to attend the graduation exercises a
Harvard university next Tuesday. Hi
nephew, Roosevelt Allen, will then re
ceivesa diploma. .
| Miss Ruth Fifeld of Putney, who tool
the sstenographic course at the Clawson
4 Hamilton business college, will begil
work Monday for H. w. Carter & Son
pf Lebanon, N. H. 49,
ii Miss Vina e. Jillson received wore
yesterday that she had passed the civi
service examinations. She will go abou
July to accept a position for the gov
fIernment in Washington.
III. Mrs. Charles H. Thompson and daugh
tier; Miss Leila Thompson, who had bee
Twisting here since Tuesday with Mr. an,
Mrs. w. H. Fletcher, returned today t
their home in Northampton, Mass.
II Mrs. Fred Alger of Middleboro, Mass
came last night to spend few days i
town as guest of Miss Marguerit
White. Miss White and Mrs. Alge
were classmates at Smith college.
R. c.. Hawley and family came yestel
lday from New Haven, Conn.,, and wen
Ito Spofford lake to spend the summc
| Mr.. Hawley is connected with til
| Yale University School of Forestery.
Hs Mrs. Peter .Filion of Winchester, N. h
is, spending q few days here with he
daughter, Mrs. A. d. Thompson. Mr.
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