The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-19
PERSONAL.

II. Z. Harrington was here from Bur-
llngton to visit over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Whitney were
at her home in East Sullivan, n. H.,
Sunday.
Oscar Whitney came Saturday from
Springfield, Mass, to spend the week
end here.
Floyd Mann returned Saturday night |
from week s visit with relatives i'll |
Wardsboro.
Harry NJ Cain of Somervillc, Mass, |
| is guest in the home of William J.
Cain of Birge street.
| Mrs. Julia Crosier is expected today |
from Springfield, Mass, to visit her sis
ter, Mrs c. E. Mann.
Mrs. g. G. Jones returned this morn
ing from Burlington, where she spent
10 days with Mr.. Jones
Mrs. Charles H. Palmer is working
as clerk in the retail store of the Dun
ham Brothers company.
Merton c. Robbins of New York is
| visiting a few days here with his
family at Linden Lodge.
Mrs. Harold Webster returned to her
work in j. E. Mann s store this morning
dICcf a IWO-WeehS. NdcdtloH
E. b. Stewart of West Leyden, Mass,
was in town Saturday on business, re
turning to his home Sunday.
: Mrs +. T. Simpson of New Haven,
Conn, was a guest oyer the weekend
in the home of DIR. A. l.. Pettee.
Mrs. Mary Toomey of Brooklyn is
in town, called here by the death of her
sister, Miss Nellie NJ. Sullivan.
Walter l.. Haywood of Detroit is Wis
: iting in town with his mother, Mrs.
Mary Haywood of Walnut street.
Secretary H. E. Moffitt of the board
, of trade is in Lyndonville to attend the
summer school of superintendent.
: Harry K. White of New York visited
7 in town over Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Jennie NJ. White of Pdtney road.
Mrs. Mary Foss and granddaughter,
Edith Nash, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Quincy Adams in Auburn, n. Y,
t Reynold Gustafson, who is taking
special military training in Burlington,
. visited at his home here over Sunday.
Mrs. T. L. Allen left this morning
? for Needham, Mass, to visit two weeks
with her son, Ernest Allen, and family.
Mrs. Claude Burroughs and son of
Thomas street arc visiting in Arlington
with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Barrett.
: Miss May Blake returned Saturday to
Boston, after a visit of two weeks with
!. her brother, Francis p Blake, and Mrs.
Blake.
Howard Slack and Gordon Pomfrey
returned last night from an automo-
! bile trip to Lake George, n. Y, and
; Boston.
o Miss Hazel Clark, operator in the
;, telephone exchange, is expected to re-
turn tomorrow from a few days visit
in Athol.
Mrs. Polly Clark of West Brattleborc
: sustained a shock yesterday and is un,
), conscious. Mrs. Clark will be 90 years
s old Sept. l.
9 Mrs. John s. Gilbert returned today
e to her home in Providence, r. l., after
v a week S stay here with her brother, p
: f. Connors.
# Mrs. L. A. Howard and Miss Eliza
beth Langille are spending few days
o in South Deerfeld, Mass, with Miss
: Carrie Blair.
% Robert E. Higley came Saturday from
= Springfield, Mass, to remain over Sun
on Central street.
Mrs. Adelaide Trenamen of New
u York, who had been visiting her sister
+ Mrs. G. l.. Lane of Elliot street, has re
v turned to her home.
4 Albert f. Dillingham; of Saxtons Riv
er viii leave tomorrow afternoon 70
Washington, D. c., to enter the gov
eminent chemical service.
= Mr. and Mrs Leon Starkey and son
> Stillman, of Deerfield, Mass are guest
in the home of Mrs Starkeys brother
?. G. Gallup of Central street.
Miss Mary Carey is visiting in Gard
ner, Mass, with her grandmother, Mr..
Murray. Her mother, who accompanie
her to Gardner, has returned.
Miss Irene Currier will return tomol
row to her home in Jamaica Plail
Mass, after having spent several week
with her grandmother, Mrs. A. j. Gu
rier.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Durham an
daughter of Waterville, Me-, have bee
guests of G. L. Durham and family an
of L. d. Durham and family at Spo
ford lake.
August Wilson and Mrs Harriet b
mis- returned last night from an aut,
mobile trip to Boston, where they vi
tied several days with her sister, Mi.
Charlena Bemis.
Joseph Renfret, who formerly W;
employed at the freight Office as billin
clerk and who is now stationed at Cam
Devens, Aver, Mass, visited in Brattl
boro over Sunday.
w R. Bennett and Mr.. and Nh
Charles Wenc of Elmwood, Conn, we
guests over Sunday of Mr. and Mr.
Rollin H. Brown, on their way to Ca
ada by automobile.
Miss Anna Fleming has return,
from a months stay in New Londo
Conn. She was accompanied here
her sister, Mrs. Joseph Corcoran, who
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