The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-26
PERSONAL.

A. R. Rice, proprietor of the Uwanta
lunch rooms, is Ill.
Gordon Pomfrey is visiting relatives
in West Wardsboro.
Mrs. 4. C. Walker of Dummerston
is visitor in Brattleboro today.
Wells Miller of Boston is visiting
here. with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. A.
I. Miller
Attorney n. D. Clawson is in Burling
ton today on public service commission
business.
Brattleboro, was in town yesterday on
business.
Joseph P. Estey is expected tonight
from Boston to visit at his home here
until Saturday.
Willard Coleman, student at the Uni
yersity of Vermont, is here to spend the
vacation at his home.
f. A. Brazer went yesterday to ia
maica, where he viii spend the rest of
the week with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vs. E. Haskell left yes
terdayf forl Chicago; Mr.. Haskell being
on business for the Estey Organ Co.
Stewart Stearns, student at Dart
mouth college, is here to spend the va,
cation at his hcme on Brook street.
Sergeant Ray Tudor of the l36tf aero
squadron is here from Love Field, Dial
las, Texas, having received his dis
charge.
Mrs. Luman Weeks returned thi.
morning to her work in J. E. Mann's
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cation.
Homer Plimpton, student in the
University of Vermont at Burlington
is expected tomorrow to spend the va
cation at his home here.
Miss Violet Fidler received a tele
gram last evening telling of the sud
den death, of her father, William B
Fidler of Halifax, n. S.
Miss Grace Sherman came yesterday
from her home in Walpole, n. H, ant
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Sher
man at the Brooks House.
Miss Mildred Hayes, student at tn,
Brattleboro Business Institute, vii
/ take a position April l with the Win
chester Tannery company.
Alexander Exner, who has been dis
charged from the Service, win resum
his former position with the Vernon
Printing company Monday.
John E. Paddock of Saxtons River
county chairman for the Victory Liber
ty loan, was in town yesterday on busi
ness connected with the loan work i
this town.
Mrs. Cortes E. Farnum has taken
position as collector fer the Twi
State Gas & Electric Co., sueeeedin
Mrs. ?. j. Hopkins. who finished wor
for the company last week.
Dennison Cowles, student at Amhers
college, is expected tomorrow to visi
at his home until Saturday, when h
viii go to Huntington, w. Va, wher
he viii be one of the ushers at the E:
il tey-Wilson wedding.
Lieut.. Fred J. Plimpton, who recen
~ returned from Camp Zackery Taylo
Ky, where he had received his di
charge from the service, is spending
I few days here. Lieut. Plimpton wi
90 tomorrow to Boston to resume h
former position with the Vermont Ma
: bic Co.
; Hermon C. Jakway, who received h
e honorable discharge from the Unite
: States army March Is, and had bee
| visiting relatives in town, went til
morning to Boston to resume work {
!, medical superintendent at the Bostc
r City hospital, which position he he
!, before enlisting for service.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kaiser and VI
:. liam Kaiser of Lawrence. l.. T., WI
/ had been spending several days he
), with Mr. and Mrs Matthew Howar
n returned yesterday to their home |
i au tomobile. Mrs. J. f. Greenwood
$ Easthampton, Mass, who had been vi
= iting there also, returned to her hon
: last night
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