The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-29
PERSONAL.

terday on business.
Richards Bradley of Boston is in town
for few days stay.
Mrs. Lyman Streeter went yesterday
to Franklin, \. IL, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Charles H. Thompson of North
ampton, Mass, is visiting Miss Emma
j. Gregg a few days
Miss Clara Pierce and Miss Jessie
Pierce went today to Springfield, Mass.
They will return tonight.
Mrs. Harriet Bemis, who was guest
here several days of Mrs. O. B. Hughes,
has returned to her home in Boston
Miss Florence Holden, teacher in the
Centerville school, went this morning to
Boston and Springheld,i Mass, to spend
a few days.
Hadley Gibson returned Friday morn
ing to Harvard university, accompanied
by Francis Nichols, who will spend the
week end there.
E. II. Chapman will leave Monday on
business trip in the West for the Hol-
stein Register Co. He will go as far as
Denver and Omaha.
Miss Alice Lovett of Boston, who came
here to attend the funeral yesterday of
Mrs. Eleanor Richardson, returned TO
Boston this morning.
Miss Helen Leonard, night superintend
ent of nurses at the Westfeld hospital,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Cora G.
Leonard of Chaplin street.
;, Mrs Otto Epstein and daughter,
Constance, of Hartford, Conn, who had
J been guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles
Miner, returned 10 their home yester-
! day.
: Miss Gertrude Yearly will finish work
next Saturday in the Office of the Hol-
stein, Friesian Register company and viii
e take position in the Estey Organ Co.'S
office.
i. Merrill Hamilton and Miss Amy Math
D er went to Westminster today TO attend
: the funeral of his sister, Mrs. S. c. Ride
n out, who died following an illness Will
e influenza.
G. F. Gregory returned last night from
Montpelier. where he went to attend /,
meeting of the Holstein- Friesian club. I'll
also attended a legislative hearing per
tanning TO cattle.
. Miss Margaret Moran returne,
% Thursday night from New York, wher
O she had been with relatives the pas
It her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Moran.
j. Joseph G. Estey, Jacob P. Estey an
IN Dennison Cowles left this morning 70
lie Huntington, w. Va, where the marriag
I'd of Joseph Estev and Miss Alice Low Wi
n, son win take place next Wednesday eve
to ming
Is Mrs. E.A Strong received telegrar
~ this morning from Mr.. Strong, who wen
- overseas last October with the America
: expeditionary forces, stating his SAT
- arrival in New York. From there b
= went to Camp Merritt
or Harry b. Hopkinson of Bennington
who was IS months with the lo2d Z.
Il. infantry, Goth division, most. of the tim
II. at the front, having gone over the to
q eight times, and who returned home q
at Il casual on the Nebraska, has been visit
ing friends in town this week.
ut Mrs. Frances +. Clark of 33 Gree
TX street received a telegram yesterda
al afternoon from New York from her so
s., Lieut.. Col. Frank S. Clark, SAYING this
ld he had just arrived on the Great Nortl
It ern, from France. As soon as he get
his leave order he. will come to Brattl
boro, which probably win be by Sunda
~ Miss Marion Boorn, who has Just fiji
ished dietitian course of six months
er the Children's hospital at Randalrs
land, n. Y, is visiting at her home
-st town. Miss Boorn will return to tn,
on hospital to remain for the present. Mi
Ruth Boorn, teacher of commercial SUI
az jects in Monson academy, Monso
10 Mass, came last night to spend q vac
g ton at her home here.
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