The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-03
PERSONAL.

| Miss Julia Park is visiting relatives
| in Thompsonville, Conn.
Mrs. Harold Webster, clerk in J. E.
Mann Is store, will have two weeks )
vacation, beginning tonight.
Miss Emma johnson, mail order clerk
in Houghton & Simonds IS store, will be-
gin vacation today.
Miss Nellie Mooney returned yester-
day from Springfield, Mass, where she
had been several weeks.
Miss Minnie Toomey has moved from
Elliot street and has taken room in
the American building.
Mrs. E. R. Thayer was in Putney yes
terday to attend the funeral of her
nephew, Harley A. Holland.
Mrs. Arvine Pike and daughter, Miss
Berniee Pike and Mrs. NJ. S. Jones are
visiting today in Mortified, Mass.
Mrs. Erwin French has returned from
Weston and is staying with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Leitsinger.
Henry V. Durham came last night from
| New York and went to Spofford lake to
Join his family there for the weekend
Miss Margaret McGinn, stenographer
1 lbi H. y. DdioIl, II SptluiAS d NdtdtlOi
at her home in Windsor Locks, Conn.
D. J. Stolte, traffic manager for the
Durham Brothers company, has returned
to his work, after a vacation spent in
| town.
Albert W. Rockwell will go to Am
herst today to spend Sunday with Mrs.
Rockwell, who is visiting relatives
there.
Mrs D. F. Riley and daughter, Mary,
and son, Daniel f., jr., went yesterday to
| Webster to be guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shields and son of
Fitchburg. Mass, formerly of this town,
are expected tomorrow to spend the day
here with friends.
Attorney Frank C. Archibald of Man
chester, who is candidate for the office
of attorney general, has been in town
today on business.
w II. Richardson, manager of the
Twin State Gas & Electric Co.'S Office is
out again, after having been confined to
the house with blood poisoning in his
foot
Miss Helen Thurber of Hartford Conn,
came this week to spend vacation of a
month with Mr. and Mrs Harry w.
Spaulding of Linden street. Miss Thur
Der and Mrs. Spaulding are sisters.
Mrs. Clark 7. Btownell and guests left
today for Cambridge, n. Y. where they
will join Rev Mr.. Brownell to remain
over Sunday. From there they will &C
to Lake George, n. Y, returning to Brat
tleboro Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Baldwin of Barre
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs Pearl Baldwin
and son of Springfield, Mass, are ex
pected today to visit at b. c. Baldwin s
Mrs. A. L. Willard, who had been f;
guest there. returned this morning t.
her home in Brooklyn.
Mrs Rodney p Wheeler has returned
from a four.weeks' stay in Harmon
ton, n. j., with Mr. Wheeler. She ais,
visited in Brooklyn, and with he
nephew, Private Raymond c. Brown
i who Is conyalesring in a hospital, a
Fort Hancock. n. j., from an lines
with articular rheumatism.
Miss Ruth Hopkins and Miss Flori
Anterior. both of whom were nigh
supervisors at the Memorial hospita
some time. have enlisted for Red Cros
service Miss Hopkins, who is at he
. home in Connecticut. has received order
! to be ready to report Aug. Is and
awaiting her assignment to a CAM
Miss Atherton expects to receive her as
signment about Sept. |. Miss Mary !
Shields. superintendent Of the hospita
received recently card announcing til
safe arrival of six graduate nurses wit
a Red Cross unit in France. They al
Miss Marion A. lyman, Miss Lillian NJ,
kinnon, Miss Lena Vending. Miss Ma
guerite Davis. Miss Rosalie Rochon an
Miss Blanche Dulfey.