The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-23
PERSONAL.

Cambridge, Mass. where he Will enter
Harvard university.
Mrs. Sidney Miner of Dorchester,
Mass, formerly of Brattleboro, is visit H
ing here with friends.
Miss Doris Coombs resumed work this
morning in Houghton & Simonds's, after
vacation of two weeks.
Miss Phoebe A. Congdon has returned
from Dandy and resumed work for the
White River Chair company.
Lieut. Curtis Hathaway, ir., spent
Sunday with Lieut. Dennison Cowles.
They started last evening for Camp
Zachary Taylor, Louisville, Ky.
Miss Lottie Parker of Fitchburg,
Mass, visited from Tuesday to Fri
day with Mrs. F. C. Sargent.
Chauncey Young. janitor of the Amer-
can building, is having weeks vacation. |
Edward Elmer is taking his place.
Miss Florence Allen and Miss Grace |
Leach. teachers in Greenfield, were at
their homes in town over Sunday.
Howard Slack and Gordon Pomfrey |
returned last night from Boston. where
they went Saturday by automobile.
Howard Vinton left today for Brook /
lyn, where he will take course in me-
chanical engineering at Pratt Institute.
Miss Marion Boorn left today for
New York to enter Bellevue hospital to
take a three-months' course in dietetics.
Mrs. Amsden has returned to her home
in Shelburne Falls. after having visited
here with her brother, DR.. +. ). Bowen.
Mrs. Harry Plummer and son of
Hartford, Conn, came Saturday to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peller-
in.
Mr. and Mrs Harry X. White and
son of New York are visiting his moth
err, Mrs Jennie NJ. White of Putney
road.
Prof. Williston Walker and family viii
close their summer home on Linden street
tomorrow and return to New Haven,
Conn.
Miss Della Newcomb, who graduated
last June from the high school. left to-
day for Auburndale, Mass, TO enter
Lasell seminary.
Mrs. Hazen f. Stoekwell, who went
Saturday to Aver, Mass, to visit Mr..
Stoekwe at Camp Dcvcns, is expected
to return today.
Mrs. Sidney Miner OF Boston was a
guest of Miss Emma j. Gregg over sun
dav Mrs. Miner is now visiting Mrs.
Arthur ID. Wyatt,
Chief Woman Robert G. Chamberlin.
who had been spending a furlough at his
lhome in town, returned Saturday to the
brooklyn navy yard
Mrs. Carroll A. Wood, one of the trim
lmers in Donnell & Davis's millinery
store, left this morning for New York
on business for the firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Crosby left
Friday for Tobyhanna, Pa, to visit
Lieut. T. Warren Crosby, who is expected
to leave soon for service overseas.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Currier, who had
been guest two weeks in the home OF
her cousin. Julius Leach. returned this
morning TO her home in Fitehburg.
j. C. Day is having a weeks vacation
from his work as manager of the Hunt
ress- Adams Co.'S store. Mr.. and Mrs
Day are visiting in Glens Falls, \. \.
Mrs Paul B. Convey of Baltimore, Md,
who is visiting here with her parents, Mr.
: and Mrs. c. S. Hopkins. spent yesterday
in Greenfield with Miss Helen Morris.
( Miss Lizzie Stevens resumed work thi:
| morning in the office of the Durham
: Brothers company, after having visited
at her home in Winchester over the week
e end.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Bond Mrs. B. c
Baldwin, Mr.. and Airs. Fred S. Knigh
< and G. w Brooks are in Bennington to
! day to attend the Baptist state conven
ton.
, First Class Seaman Wallis Goldsmith
who is in the L, s patrol boat Skink
is here from Boston at his home OF
North street He will return to Boston
f tonight. s.'''
Miss Clara Perry went today to Au
bnrndale, Mass, where she will tax
a course at Laself seminary. He
mother, Mrs. Ernest E. Perry, accom-
panied her.
= Clarence Convey, son of Mr.. and Mr.:
o. G. Covey of West Brattleboro, VIII
has been i'll with Spanish influenza i
y hospital at Gettysburg, is now out Q
= the hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Taggart and daugl
a ter returned last night to their home
il Greenfield, after visiting here a wee
|. with Mrs. Taggart's parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. William Brown.
in George L. Durham of the state Y. NJ.
e. A. committee and Miss Florence NJ.
d. Wells of the state Y ". G. A. speaker
1T bureau went last night to Rutland to a
ii tend today a meeting of the committed
to on war work. They accompanied Y.
r. c. A. workers from Northfield, Mas;
a who went by automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman F. Holden al
daughter, Miss Gladys Holden, left t
day for Boston by automobile. The
will stop at Camp Deyens, Aver, Mas
TO visit Ernest Barrie and from the
will go to Auburadale, Mas
TX where Miss Holden. will enter Last
rn seminary. Mr.. and Mrs. Holden w
s. return tomorrow. ,-,@f
: Miss Helen r. Leonard has taken p
=, sition as night supervisor in the Mob
y bnc,,f{a1 81 IL L