The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-05
PERSONAL.


Mrs. II. X. White of Meriden. Conn.
IS visiting at Robert Dunklee IS on
Chase street.
Miss Ruth Perry of North Charles
town, n. H., is Visiting at H. w.
White s on Cedar street.
Miss Susan Hanrahan win 90 Sunday
to New York on business trip. She
viii be away several days.
Mrs. G.. +. Taylor of Jacksonville,
Fla, is visiting her sister and her IA
ther, q. A. Littlefeld, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Jerry Laundry have re-
turned from Springfield (Vt.), where
they had been during the summer.
Mrs. +. f. Young is having a vaca-
tion of two weeks from her work in
the Office of the Durham Brothers com
pany.
Miss NJ. Angie Dean and Miss Mary
Dean of Montague, Mass, are guests
today of Mrs. w. p. Jones of Oak
street.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Fay who had been spend
ing two months with her aunt. Mrs. W
+. Banks, returned to Somerville this
morning.
Stanley Wilson, who had been acting
as camp physician at Camp Abnaki.
North Hero lake, has returned to his
home here.
Miss Mary Pierce, graduate nurse from
Bellows Falls. will return TO that town
today, after having been here on profess
sional work.
Fred F. Clark and Alvin T. Bowman.
xtsI p. 4n1- . l. 4. 4
at Tufts college, Medford, Mass, were
at their homes Sunday.
Miss Pauline Smith, clerk at the Quail
ty furniture store, visited over the hol-
day in Keene with her parents, Mr.
md Mrs. Frank f. Smith
Miss Adelaide Salstrom. teacher of
stenography in the Brattleboro Bust
ness Institute, is boarding with Mrs.
c. l.. Darling on Grove street.
Attorney and Mrs. J. n. Harvey and
children are moving from Oak Grove
avenue to Chaplin street in the house
recently vacated by II. l.. Olds.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Proctor returned
last night from a several days automo-
bile trip to New York city, Orange. N.
J., Newark and Montclair, N. j.
Frank l.. Reed of Sheburne Falls has
recently taken a position there as man.
lger and treasurer of the Heath Tele-
1hone Co. Mr.. Reed is brother of c.
w. Reed of this town.
Mrs. Frederick Leining and daughter:
Barbara, who had been visiting her par
1nts, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. b. Barrows, on
Ames hill, left this morning for their
home in Biddeford, Me.
Harry +. Coates has succeeded
'harles ii. Niles as manager of the re-
all department of the Durham Broth
RS Co.'S store. Mr.. Niles has a posi-
ion in Taunton, Mass.
Perry Gallup has finished raising the
coof at the S. A. Smith factory. He
also recently moved the large barn at
he farm formerly owned by William
B. Houghton on the Putney road.
Miss Christobel Hamilton of Monta.
rue, Mass. who was a guest of Miss
Nesta Proctor, has returned home Miss
w. Wynne Wadsworth of Springfield.
Mass, formerly of this town, also has
oeen a guest there.
Miss Esther Perry of North Charles
own, ~ H., and Miss Ruth Blanchard
If Claremont, n. H., who are taking
I course in the Brattleboro Business
institute, are living at Mrs. L. D. Har-
is $ on High street.
Corporal Richard c. Gallup was home
Sunday from Tufts college, where he is
taking special mechanical training. He
was accompanied by Mrs Gallup, who
IS living in Medford Hillside until Mr..
Gallup is sent elsewhere.
Mrs: George Ranger of Holyoke,
Mass, came last Monday to visit her
lunt, Mrs. NJ. j. Larrabee. returning
asst evening. She also came to assist
Ter father, Harvey l.. Kennedy, who
has broken up housekeeping.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard d. Pierce of
East Boston were called to Keene to
attend the funeral of a late relative of
Mrs. Pierce. Mr.. Pierce visited in
own over last night with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel J. Pierce.
Miss Alice Butterfeld, who has had
4 position the past eight years in the
Pennsylvania College for Women in
Pittsburg, Pa, is spending a vacation
here with her parents. She has Just
'eturned from camping trip in Peter
loro, n. Fl.
Miss Hildegarde Babb returned last
light from New York city, where she
has completed n course at Columbia
university in oral hygenics, and is
spending a vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Babb of Pine
treet. She expects to return to New
York to take position.
DIR, W. II. Clark, who has conduct
ID very successful dental practice
n Greenfield, Mass, for several years.
has enlisted in the Red Cross service
y dental surgeon in the medical de
partment. DR.. Clark expects to leave
For France next week and under the
rules will receive his commission on
his arrival abroad. DIR. Clark had a
position in the Goodnow, Pearson &
Hunt store here Is years ago and went
from here TO Keene, ~ H., to work
in the clothing store of Frank Brown.
formerly of this town, before going in
to dental work.