The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-19
PERSONAL.

Willard Storage Battery company
Miss Mildred Hanrahan, who went to
her home in Hinsdale yesterday, will
spend few days vacation there.
Miss Florence E. Allen, teacher in the
high school in Greenfield, visited at her
home on Canal street over Sunday.
Michael Clafiin of the 504th engineer
corps came Wednesday night to the
home of his mother on Elliot street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Brown of Hart
ford, Conn, were visitors in town over
The weekend, coming by automobile.
James R. Lenay is seriously i'll in his
home in West Brattleboro with acute
brights disease. A nurse is attending
him.
Mrs. Helen Brasor returned to work
this morning in the office of the Dun
ham Brothers Co., after several DAYS
illness.
Harry A. Pike, who had been spend
ing 10 days at his home in town, left
TO-DAY for the northern part of the state
on business.
Arthur Cain, who recently was dis
charged from the service returned to
work this morning as porter at the
oEOOhS mouse.
Miss Una Rice has finished work in
Boston and will resume her former posi-
ton in Greenfield with the Greenfield
Tap & Die Works.
Miss Esther Houghton returned last
night from n visit in Springfield and
Holyoke Mass, where she attended the
opening of the Canoe club in Holyoke
Mrs. Helen Hamilton returned yes
terday to her home in Grafton for the
summer, after spending the winter in
the home Of Fred l.. Childs of Pine
street.
Mr. and Mrs e. L. Hildreth returned
last night from Syracuse, N. Y, where
they went to drive back their automo-
bile, which has been in the factory for
repairs.
Mrs. Fred Cargill has returned to her
home in Alburg, after having visited in
town with friends and with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Spaulding, in Will
mington.
Frank Coles, Mr. Strong and Mr.
Schelleny, all of Middletown, Conn.
were guests here Saturday Of c. r
Crosby. They enjoyed fishing trip tc
| Jamaica.
Miss Rsatrice Batchelder o. Keene
| \. T.. visited here over last night Will
her sister. Miss Rose Katchclder They
won't today to Winchester, \. H, to Sc,
their father.
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Tenney and sor
will move soon from the Perry house
on Birge street to the upstairs apart
ment in Z. II. Thomas s house on Pros
peet street.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence X. Barber
and DR.. G. F. Barber went by automo
bile TO Fitchburg, Mass, yesterday
Mrs. Barber who had been visiting
there since Wednesday, accompanied
them home.
Theron L. White, who had been a
Camp Devens since March 3, after re
turning from overseas, was discharged
Friday and went Saturday TO his hom
in Wardsboro.
: Miss Charlotte Hildreth entertained
Miss Marjorie Waterman Miss Kathry1
: Sherman and Miss Dorothy GRAHAM a
: the Hildreth summer home ON Ames hi
; over the weekend
Oscar Oscarson will finish work thi
: week in the Holstein- Friesian Registe
5 Is Office He and his mother, Mrs. {
L. Peterson, will go next month to thei
: former home in East Greenwich, R. l
f to remain several weeks.
/ Mr. and Mrs George L. Durham, Mrs
: n. l. Hawley and Rev DR.. and Mr..
/ II. P. Woodin left this afternoon in NJ
y Durham s automobile for Essex June
e ton, where they will attend the annu;
: state conference of Congregation;
r churches. They MANNED TO stay in Rn
t land tonight.
:, Miss Florence NJ. H. Wells will leav
tonight for Essex Junction, where ST
!. viii attend tomorrow a meeting of ii
|, executive committee of the Vernon
!. branch, Woman s Board of Mission
L sessions of which are being held in co
ncction with the state conference
e Congregational churches. On Wednc
d day Miss Wells viii 90 to West Rutlar
y to take part in the program of the co
vcntion of Rutland County Sunds
School association.