The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-25
PERSONAL.

Howard Slack of Brookline. Mass, is
spending several days in town.
w c. Mitchell went to Winchester y.
H., this morning to visit his sister
Harry Plumb has gone to Burlington
to enter the University of Vermont.
Miss Agnes Blake has begun working
this week as clerk in j. E. Mann's dry
goods store.
Miss Grace VanGumster, nurse, was
called yesterday to Wilmington on pro-
fessional work.
Miss Katherine Denning is working
in the Office of the Western Union Tel
egraph company.
Alfred S. Thompson went to Boston
this morning on business. He will re-
turn tomorrow night.
Arthur p Simonds returned last night
from business trip to New York for
Houghton & Simonds.
Miss Marjorie Waterman has returned
from New York, where she had ben
visiting several weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Brasor went to Green
field today to be a guest of Miss Norine
Richmond and to attend the fair.
Miss Ruby Hescock and mother, Mrs.
Emma Heseock, and aunt, Miss Chase,
are visiting relatives in New Jersey.
Mrs Lizzie Morris of Chelsea, Mass.
and Miss Jessie Robinson Of Revere,
Mass. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. C.
Gotta.
Miss Ruth Danyew is expected to re-
turn tonight from Springfield, Mass,
where she has been visiting week with
relatives.
John +. Smith, Sanford A Smith, E.
M. Angler and Warren l.. Walker are
among those who are attending the fair
in Greenfield today,
Clyde Horton returned Sunday to
| Burlington, where he will teach engin-
eering, mathematics and drawing in the
University of Vermont.
Mrs. Margaret Connarn and three
children of Northfeld (Vt.) have been
visitors here this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Richardson.
DIR. Lawrence F. Heaphy left this
afternoon for New York, after having
spent the summer here with his sisters
Miss Anna and Miss Regina Heaphy
+ Charles Swift, formerly employed
here by Swift & Co, and who recently
was discharged from the service, has
been in town this week visiting friends
Mrs. Helen w. futile of Gardner,
Mass, came today to take charge of the
: new garment department which will BIZ
opened soon by Goodnew, Pearson s
: Hunt.
Ralph Dewitt, student at the An
napolis Naval academy, who is visiting
at his home in Newfane, is also visiting
in town with his brother, DeWeese DE
Witt ~
, Rodney p. Darden of Putney, win
had been spending several weeks will
Mrs. E. c. Farrington, left yesterda,
for West Milton, Mass, where he swil
attend the Allen military school. ,,.ex
> Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Worden and. MI
E and Mrs. Smalley of Danville, ILL.,, VIII
are touring in the East and have bee
visiting relatives in Halifax and Mari
tboro, were guests over last night at vii
bur G. RockwelPs on Frost street.
Dr. Samuel W. Hamilton visited :
few hours yesterday with his uncle
DR.. Fremont Hamilton. He was ON hi
: way to Missouri, where he was Gale
n by the governor of that state to ex
: anime public institutions for menta
: diseases. DR.. Samuel Hamilton ha
just been released from army servic,
serving overseas at the head of til
department for trea ling mental dis
i eases. Before ing the service h
was doing special work in Colorado 0
i, an appointment by Mayor Mitchell 0
New York.
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n Big dances, Island Park, Tuesday an
saturday evenings. 1891