The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-05
PERSONAL.

Essex sedan of Manley Brothers
Mrs. Dennis Sullivan of Boston came
last night to remain week with Mrs.
III. o. Beckman.
John R. Plummer left Monday on an
automobile trip through the northern
part of the state.
V. F. Trout of Springfield. O., visit
ed his brother, Rev. Delmar Z. Trout.
briefly this week.
H. H. Barden returned last night
from a 10days visit in West Rupert,
Wells and Bennington.
Mrs. IdelIa. Hescock of Greenfield is
visiting in the home of her niece, Mrs.
Lila Morse of South Main street.
Attorney o. B. Hughes and Mrs
Hughes and daughter, Miriam, returned
last night from a business trip to Man
chester and Londonderry.
Mrs. B. G. Boodleson will go tomor-
row to Beacon Falls, Conn, where she
will spend a vacation of two weeks or
more at the Top Notch Inn.
Miss Inez Stowell, who has posi-
ton in Washington, D. c., in the ad-
iutant general S office, is visiting at
Mrs. A. o. Peterson and son. Oscar
Osearson, left this morning for their
former home in East Greenwich, r. T..
where they will spend several weeks.
Miss Alice Hall and Miss bessie Wor.
den, operators in the telephone ex-
change, are spending weeks vacation
at the Betterly homestead on Dummer-
ston hill
! Rev. and Mrs E. B. Cornell of West
Brattleboro have been in Mortified,
Mass, this week and attended the 40th
anniversary of the founding of North
field seminary
Miss Ruth Weatherhead, who has
been taking a six months course in a
homeopathic hospital in Boston, has re-
turned to the Memorial hospital to fin.
ish her training.
j. Dorr Bradley of Chicago came yes
terday to the Bradley farm to STAY
about two weeks. His daughter, Miss
Eleanor Bradley, arrived Friday to re
main indefinitely.
Mss Hattie Clark of West Brattle
bore has returned from Mortified
Mass, where she went to attend the
40th anniversary at the seminary. Mis-
Clark taught music at the seminary al
one time.
c. A. Parker. cable foreman, ant
George Bush, superintendent of suppie
for the New England Telephone & Tel
ograph company, are in town toda,
from Rutland on business at the loca
telephone office.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perry Porter o.
High Lawn road left this morning fo
their summer home at Willoughby lake
where they viii spend several weeks
They also viii visit at their forme
home in West Burke.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Crosby an,
daughter, Emily, left yesterday by au
tortobile for Johnston. \. Y, wher
Mrs. Crosby and daughter will spen,
several weeks with her parents Nj
Crosby will return in a few days
I Lieut. Frank o. Dorsey, who recent
returned from France with the tanl
! corps, is a guest in the home of hi
uncle, P. Fleming of Oak street Lieut.
| Dorsey is stationed at Camp Deven>
q Aver, Mass. His home is in Amherst.
Miss Almyra Moore of North Am
herst, a classmate of Mrs Austin "
George at Mortified seminary, is Wis
ting in the home of Mr. and Mrs
4 George, coming here from NorthfielC
where she attended the 40th anniver
sary observance of the seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Durham. DIR. an
Mrs. G. r, Aldrich Mr. and Mrs ]
! Lewis Morse and daughter, Marion, an
, Mr. and Mrs. H. w Mason of this tow
and George Mason of Worcester Mass
VIII leave tomorrow morning for a tive
weeks stay at the Rangeley lakes NJ
ard Mrs Durham and Mr.. and Mr.
i. Mason will stop on their return. /
Paris, Me, to visit at Mr. Durham
cid home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Holden and r. l
r Messenger left today on a thre
months automobile trip. They will b
joined at North Adams by Mr. an
o Mrs. Ernest Y. Barre. The trip wi
. be through the coal regions of Pennsy
vania, Gettysburg, Mammoth Cave
o Kentucky, Colorado Springs. Pike
/ Peak Denver, the Rocky Mounta
; National aPrk and Yellowstone Natio
al park, and on their return stoppi1
in Omaha, Chicago, Cleveland, Buffa
and other cities