The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-17
PERSONAL.

Attorney John n Harvey went last
night to New York on business.
George Welman returned Saturday
night from business trip to New
York.
Mrs. Larry Shields of Fitchburg, for
merly of Brattleboro, came last night to
visit friends.
Miss Susan Hanrahan is spending the
day in Bellows Falls as guest of Mrs
George Burnside.
Mrs. Ellen Howe of High street is CON
fined to her home by illness and a nurse
is caring for her
Mrs. Crafts and daughter, Miss Lottie
Crafts, of Worcester, Mass, are guests of
Mrs. Mary Crosier.
Mrs. Hugh Agnew spent the week end
in Worcester, Mass, with Mr. Agnew.
who is employed there.
Miss Edith Estabrook left Friday on
a trip through the White mountains with
the Appalachian club
Miss Hazel Chase of West Brattle-
boro went Saturday to Middlebury to
enter Middlebury college.
Mrs. A. NJ. Fits and Miss Florence
Fits are spending the week in Worces-
ter, Mass, with relatives.
DR.. c. H. Goodrich and family of
Brooklyn came yesterday to the Brooks
House to stay few days.
Miss Jessie Gregg has returned from
an extended stay with relatives in st.
Johnsbury and Lunenburg.
Mrs. Ruth Wilcox of Shelburne Falls.
| is visiting here in the home of her son,
! w. A. Wilcox of Crosby Terrace.
Miss Elaine Sullivan of Bellows Falls
= expected tonight to be guest here
several days of Miss Alma johnson.
Miss Lena Smith, telephone operator
at Camp Devens Aver, Mass, is here to
spend vacation at her home on Oak
street.
Harry w F. Dunklee of lion, n. Y.
came yesterday to visit in the home OF
his brother, Charles r. Dunklee, few
days.
Mrs. Charles A. Perry of 81 Oak Grove
avenue, underwent an operation yester
day morning in her home by DIR. E. r
Lynch.
Miss Ruth Sargent has resumed work
as stenographer for the Bratteboro
Water Works Co., after few weeks
Illness
Miss Elizabeth Newcomb resumed
work this morning in DonneH & Davis's
millinery store, after a vacation of sew.
eral weeks.
Miss Marion Morse. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Lewis Morse, will 90 next
week to Troy, n. Y, to enter the Emma
! Willard school.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Gagnier are moving
their household goods to Greenfield to
day. Mr. Gagnier has been employed
there some time.
Mrs Sinclair Burkham of New Yorl
and Bennington left yesterday for tn,
! latter place after having spent a few
weeks at Lindenhurst.
Charles II. and William r. Smith. VIII,
|, came here Sept. s with the body of thei
+ mother, Mrs. Hannah (Samson) Smith
! left today for their homes in Mime
. apolis.
Mark Mortified, Miss Carrie Merrifiel,
J. and Miss Carrie Farrar. who had bee
g spending the summer in Newfane cam
II yesterday to stay few weeks at tn
e Brooks House.
Joseph A. Eckels came yesterda
from Camp Mills. l.. J.. to spend
e weeks furlough at his home here. NJ
e Eckels is doing secretarial work fo
a. the Knights of Columbus.
= Miss Ruth Boorn went yesterday t
Monson, Mass, to take position in tn
Monson academy as teacher of CONNER
cial subjects. She had been spendin
the summer at her home in town.
:. Lieut.. Edward Leen of Bellows Fal
y has returned from France, where he ha
been several months in the irenche
an Lieut.. Leen, who is in the artiller
gs has been sent here to be assigned
en- some training camp. He has mar
friends in this town, where he has bee
IS a frequent visitor
cd DR.. John d. Clark of Arlingto
zee Mass, recently passed examinations f
9, service in the United States medic
we reserve and was given the rank of ca
ties tain. He has been ordered to be rea,
ou for service overseas. DIR. Clark. w
be was connected with the Purebred Ii
ing Stock Co. during the summer, enlist
md for this service.
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Hats Off Red, white, blue asters, !
AR dozen. until $50. A. II. Harvey. l53
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