The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-14
PERSONAL.

Miss katherine Booth of Putney is a
visitor in town today.
Jacob Estey of Amherst college is Wis
Iiting at his home in town.
Miss Minnie A. Scott. bookkeeper for
Freeman Scott, has been i'll this week
Miss Doris Coombs has returned to
work for the spring season for Doyle 4
Doyle.
Mrs. Anna Proctor resumed work today
III j. Z. Mann's store after being i'll sew
eral days.
Miss Rene Lyston, stenographer for t.
|. Britain, went last night to her home
IN Rutland for few days stay.
Dan P. Crowley, student in the Harvard
radio school in Cambridge, Mass. visited
at his home In Putney early in the week.
Merton c. Robbins of New York came
last night, called here by the death of
his father Marcus Robbins Of West Brat
tleboro.
Mrs. H. NJ. Williams of South London
derry visited in town yesterday with her
mother, Mrs. Lila NJ. Pike She returned
home last night.
Mrs. Grace Sparrow OF Springfield
Mass, is expected tomorrow to spend
several days in town with her daughter
Miss Helen Sparrow.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. c. Clark left this morn
ling for Boston, where Mr. Clark will at
tend a meeting of the National Bank
lCashiers' association.
Miss Mary Christy of Wiliamstown
Mass, came yesterday and began work
this morning as trimmer for another sea
son for Donnell & Davis
Howard Wellman is expected to return
tomorrow from business trip to New
York and Philadelphia in the interests o.
the Estey Organ company.
George +. Thompson and Fred
Thompson of Somervile. Mass, came las
night, called by the death of their moth
er, Mrs. Mary f. Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs F. j. Robair of Burlington
were guests yesterday of Mrs. Robair'
brother, j. NJ Leroy. They We're o.
their way from here to Springfield, Pitts
field and Boston
Walter N. Robbins, who has been il
! with blood poisoning was taken thi
: afternoon to the Memorial hospita
; where it is expected that he will underg
an operation tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Durham and daugh
ter, Miss EVELYN Durham, returned Tues
day night after a three weeks trip I
: Washington, ID. C., and Hampton, V;
e They spent two weeks iii Washington an
r one week III Hampton.
: Miss Dorothy Angler will begin .wor
4 Monday in the office of the Crvsts
e Springs Ice company. Miss Ina Holma
viii finish work in that Office next wee
and tHiI n l-n ~
= ner 5 shoe store as bookkeeper.
!, G. H, Phillips of Benson (Vt.) can
? Monday TO see his sister, Mrs. Fran
l Leonard, who is in the Memorial hosp
/ tai. He also visited his cousin, Mr.
7. Charles +. Adams of the West Riv,
= road, returning to his home Wednesda
r William \. ieaphy came last nigl
n from New York TO visit his sisters, Nj
e Anna and Miss Regina Heaphy of Cedi
# street Mr. Heaphy has been manager
e hotel III Montgomery. Alabama, sever
;, years. The hotel recently was DESTROY
by fire.
Dorr ". Allen finished work Tuesds
| night for the Vermont Printing compan
where he had been employed nearly eig
h years in the composing room Mr.. al
Mrs. Allen left this morning for Norwic
Conn, where he will be employed by c.
Whitman, formerly of Brattleboro, who
an extensive farmer and produce dealer
- Puzzle B. Stockwell has taken a positi
ie with the Twin State Gas & Electric col
"a pany as head mechanic for the sire
at railway. Mr.. Stockwell came here frt
IN Greenfield, where he has been employ
at as repair man the past seven years /
ID the Connecticut Valley Street Railw
6 company. He formerly was employed
the Twin State company about 10 yea