The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-09

Guilford
Mrs Samuel Mccarthy and two chill
dren, who had been in st. Adams with /
her father several weeks, returned home
Saturday. o.
Mrs. Arthur A, Jones and son, Linn,
went to Athol Mass, to spend Sunday |
with Mr.. Jones, who is employed there
in a garage
Mr. and Mrs. Will Coombs went to
Shelburne Falls Saturday afternoon to
visit her sister, Mrs. Crosier, returning
Sunday night.
Joseph Dudley returned this morning
to his home in Holyoke, Mass, after
spending the weekend at the home of
Oscar Guiheen.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank johnson and Mr.
and Mrs Edgar Carpenter spent Sun
day in East Dover and Wilmington, GO
ing by automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Waite of Wards
boro are visiting here with his sister,
Mrs II. E. Eddy of Western avenue,
and at w H. Robinson s.
Miss Cornelia and Miss Caroline Long
and Mrs. Julia Whittier went Saturday
to Mount Desert, Me-. where they will
spend the summer as usual
/ Mrs Fred F. Clark has finished work
at Goodnow, Pearson & Hunt s store.
She began work this morning III the
IIolstein-Friesian ASSOCIATION Offices.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence f. Clisbec and
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Carter of Revere, Mass,
visited last week with their sisters Mrs.
Emma Niles and Mrs Alice Richmond
Lee Williams, who had been on bus
mess trip for the Vermont Loan &
Trust Co, going as far west as their
Office in Spokane, Wash, has returned
Mr. and Mrs Laurence G. sherman
moved Saturday from the Brooks
House to the Hildreth home on Oak
street, which they will occupy during
the summer.
Miss Alice Hall, operator in the tele
phone exchange, who had been spending
a weeks vacation at the Betterley farm
on Dummcrston hill, returned to her
work today.
f. L. Hildrcth and family moved
Saturday from their home on Oak
street to their summer home on Ames
hill, where they will remain several
weeks as usual.
Ralph Newell returned to his work
this afternoon for the American Elk
press CO., after having been unable to
work the past 10 DAYS on account of a
severely burned hand.
Miss bessie Worden returned to her
, work yesterday in the telephone ex.
change, after a vacation of two weeks
spent in West Rupert and at the Bet
tcrley farm on Dummerston hill.
) Mr. and Mrs. f. H. Chapman returned
last night from Philadelphia, where they
attended the annual meeting of the Hol
stein Friesian Association of America
They stopped in New York and Albany
on their return home.
Fred Stowe of Fairfax, Va, arrived
here yesterday, called by the death OF
, his father, A. Wells stowe Samuc
> Hamlin, who is in the navy on the L
s. s. Idaho, also is here to attend Mr.
: Stowe s funeral today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Agnew moved
Saturday into DR.. Fremont Hamilton Z
house on Linden street, which they will
occupy during the absence of DIR. Ham
! ilton and family on their automobil,
tour across the continent.
Mr. and Mrs C. s. Hopkins, Mrs. Roy
al Smith and son, Carleton, and Mis-
l Rose Batchelder are expected to return
! today from an automobile trip to Ru
q pert and Salem, n. Y. where they wen
Saturday to visit at Mr.. Hopkins s for
NOR home :
. Robert Angler came Saturday nigh
a to spend l0-days furlough with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L NJ Angler. II
has just returned from o months over
seas, arriving on the Imperator, and ha
3 been transferred to the L. S. S. North
/ ern Pacific.
:; Mrs. o. T. Esterbrook, who spen
the winter in Boston, is here for tn
summer and is staying al Mrs. G.
Frink s on High street. Mrs Ester
/ brook recently went on a two weeks
i trip with the Appalachian club, Q
which her daughter, Miss Edith Ester
2 brook, is q member, to AshviIle, n
Among those who are in Burlngto
,. to attend The meetings in connectio
with Masonic week are c. E. Crowel
l, r. c. Averill. NJ. C. Houghton, o.
Benson, H. =. Walker, !. A. Hoadle,
4. T. A. Cain. Some left by automobj1
IN yesterday and others went today. |
the meeting of the Scottish Rite bodiC
te some of the Masons of Brattleboro al
| planning TO take the DEGREES