The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-18
PERSONAL.

ICY VII IuSIHtSS.
Mrs. Ernest White is working after |
moons in Clapp & Jones s book store.
Miss Susan Hanrahan returned Sat- |
urday evening from business trip to
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John \. Harvey re-
turned Saturday from week stay
in Montreal.
Guy Betterley was at his home in
town over Sunday, coming Saturday
from Dartmouth college.
Miss Gertrude Miller left this morn
ing for Concord. Mass, for an indefi-
mite stay with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dunbar and
| children of West Townshend called on
friends in town Saturday.
Miss Marion Murphy has resumed
work in the Brattleboro China store,
after an Hines with influenza.
| HAYDEN Randall, student in the Uni
versity of Vermont, visited at his home
on Canal street over the week end
+. H. Chapman was in the northern
part Of the state last week on bust
ness. He returned Friday evening.
| Miss Florence Douglas, teacher in
| Springfield, Mass, visited at her home
on Spruce street over yesterday.
Arthur L. Trip returned this morn
ing TO Bellows Falls, after having
spent the weekend at his home on Ce-
aar street.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis P. Blake closed
their home on High street today and
went to Boston, where they will spend
the winter.
Mrs. J. ". lard has returned from
Port land, Me-, where she visited two
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Mon
tague Watts.
Denslow Stockwell of South Hadley.
Mass, is visiting here in the home Of
his brother, Frank Stockwell of South
Main street
Mrs. Oscar Whitney returned this
morning from Hinsdale. where she Wis
tied over Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Ida L. Higgins.
Harry Whitaker, mail clerk, who had
been visiting AT his home in South
Newfane and in town, returned to his
work this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs George W Bailey have
I IciuIIltd tn bI0klEtDpIo AIOuu vi IT,
mouth, y. H., where he had been work
ing in the shipbuilding yards.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherman JENNIE and
, daughter. Ruth. of Hartford. Conn,
! spent the weekend here as guests of
q Mr.. and Mrs Harold Newell
5 Mrs. Alice RISKY went to Boston
: this morning to visit her niece, Miss
i, Clara Perry, at Auburndale, Mass. The
I latter is a student at Lasell seminary
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Higgins of Howard
/ II. l.. visited here over the week end in
\ the home OF his brother Alvin Higgins
d They also visited his mother, Mrs. sam.
uel Higgins, in Newfane.
, Richard Stockwell, who is in tho
! navy, stationed at Pelham Bay, y. y.
:. : is at his home here on a five-days' fur
! Tough. he is eonvalescing from Sc
. | rieus illness with influenza.
Mrs Stella NJ. ,Jewett, who had beer
e spending several months with rela
n tives in Drewsville. \. H.. has re
o turned to remain here during the win
a ter with her daughter, Mrs. j. G. Day
Lester 5. Barber went last night {,
Boston. where he will be employed il
the Quincy shipyard doing electrical
work. Mr.. Barber finished work Sat
urdav for the National Machine com
pany.
% Miss Izetta Stewart has been en-
gagged as organist at the First Conere
gational church in West Brattlehor
IF during the absence of Miss Haiti
Il Clark, who viii spend the winter il
ID Lebanon, y. II.
he Miss Josephine Foster has returne
IN to Springfield, Mass, where she is
le teacher in the schools. Miss Foste
III remained here with her sister, Mrs. Al
thur F. Roberts, during the period tina
ne the schools were closed on account Q
N the epidemic.
80 Matthew Reed who has been manage
!, OF the Great Atlantic and Pacific TIE
~ Co.'S store on Elliot street has bee
80 transferred TO Bennington. II. A. Per
nell. who has been at one of the CON
! pany's stores in Burlington. took charg
= of the local branch this morning.
IN Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Manning an
or grandson, Noyes Manning, of Sout
al Windham. Conn. were guests of Mr. an
Mrs Mitchell being daughter of NJ
and Mrs. Manning. They were on the
- way home from Dublin, \. H.. whel
they visited another daughter, Mr.
Chamberlain.
Mr. and Mrs Edmund w Manley
&c West River road received a telegram t.
day stating that their son, Harley MAJ
lev would arrive here on the Q o'cloc
all train this evening TO spend furloueh
his home. He is wireless operator on Il
% across the oceon. This transport 70
merly was a German liner
lis. ,o,