The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-28
PERSONAL.

Louis II. Prefontaine came Yesterday
from Lowell, Mass, where he is EMPLOYED
70 spend the weekend with his family
Mrs. Ralph Moore of South Newfane is
visiting her father, Barney Pratt
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Starkey will move
next week from Laurel street to Birge
street.
Mrs. 2. Rate has returned from Law
renee, Mass, where she visited several
weeks.
+. r. Vaughan and c. F. Bingham have
returned from few days business trip
to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. I. Cutler of Jonesville
have been visiting in town this week
with friends.
-. g. lllery will go next week to Battle
Creek, Mich, where he will take treat
inents for rheumatism
Miss Constance Upham of Windham is
a guest. today of Mrs Charles r. Prem
tiss of West Brattleboro.
| Miss Alice Macdonald of the Holstein-
Frleslan Register company's office force
has been i'll the past week
+. H. Chapman has returned from a
business trip in the interests of the Hol-
stem Friesian Register Co. to ALBANY.
n. Y.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cakes win move
next week from Clark street to Main
street, in the apartment vacated by A. E.
Miller.
| Harold Ransom came this morning
from Holyoke, Mass, to visit his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. S. Ransom. over the
week end
c. A. Boyden and family and T. T.
Britain and family, who spent the sum
iner at Spofford lake, win move back to
town Monday.
Miss Ruth Baldwin will return to work
Monday in the Holstein- Friesian Regis
ter Co.'S office, after weeks vacation
| spent in town.
Mrs. George Croll and daughter, Miss
Christine Croll, will go tomorrow to East
hampton, Mass, to spend the day with
Richard Clancy.
| Ralph Cakes, who recently went 60
New London, Conn, to work for the gov
eminent, is i'll with influenza in his
home on Canal street.
| Miss Ruth Blanchard, student in the
! Ii DuSlNeSS went yes
terday to her home in Charlestown, n. H.
to remain over Sunday.
Miss Gladys Russell has taken a posi-
ton working afternoons in the Holstein
Friesian Register company's office She
is high school student.
Miss Grace VanGumster has returned
from Springfield W.T., where she had
been acting superintendent of the Spring
field hospital several weeks
| MIR. and Mrs. L. L. Durham and son
John, moved back to their home on PARK
place this afternoon, after having spent
the summer at Spofford lake.
Miss Helena Rate and Miss Mar,
Doyle have returned from a trip K
Albany, n Y, down the Hudson to New
York, where they visited relatives.
Emerson Dunklee and Fred Smith, who
are stationed at Newport, r. l., are visit
ing here until tomorrow night with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Dunklee of Clark street.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin E. Miller moved
yesterday from Main street to the hous,
owned by John Pmmmer on North Main
street, recently vacated by Mrs. Ernes
r. Bemis.
Mrs. George Willcutt and family wen
this afternoon to Springfield, Mass.
where they will join Mr.. Willcutt, VIII,
has work there. Their household good
have been moved to that city
Miss Alice NJ Cronk of Winchester
y. H., who graduated from the Brat
tleboro Memorial hospital in 1916, ha
written Brattleboro friends of her SAT-
arrival overseas. She is member o
the army nurses corps and trained a
Camp Devens.
A motor party of seven women VIII,
were in Rev. Clark T. Brownell's churcl