The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-20
personal.

IIcSllc otdAoiu IdInllY VI OclIOltl
are visiting in the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Stafford.
Mrs. Edith s. Allen, stenographer, is
substituting for Miss Florence Clark
in the Vermont National bank
Mrs. John Vivier returned last night,
after spending a few days visiting
friends in Greenfield, Turner's Falls and
Hatfield. ~ los
Morgan Sherman has returned to Bos-
ton, after having spent a vacation I'M
town with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
E. Sherman. a <tels j. ~ 4
Mrs. Eva MacKnight and Mrs. Z F.
Young resumed work this week in the
office of the Durham Brothers company, i
after vacation. 8 aA3 nd
I Mr.. and Mrs. John Brink of Pitts.
burgh, Pa, who are spending some time
in town, have returned from stay of
10 days in Portland, Me.
Miss Vivien Covill of Amsterdam, n.
Y, returned to her home today, after
having been a guest two weeks of Mr.
and Mrs. Godfrey Crosby.
! Mr. and Mrs Frank Wri ght and three
children of Stafford, Conn, are expected
today to visit her father, Frank l..
Know1ton of Horton place
Miss Annie NJ Cain, who has posi-
ton in the Holstein- Friesian associa-
ton Offices, went yesterday to Prides
Crossing, Mass, to spend week rs va
cation.
Richard NORM returned yesterday
to his home in Jamaica, l.. l., after
spending vacation here in the home
of his sister, Mrs. R. E. Coombs of North
street.
i Miss Rose Batchelder of this town
and sister, Miss Susan Batchelder of
Manchester (Vt), left Sunday for a
| weeks vacation in Boston and nearby
beaches.
Henry Bond of this town will de-
liver ans address this evening at the
bury Association of Baptist churches
in Manchester Center.
Capt. E. W..aGibson gave an address
| Saturday afternoon on the state fair
grounds in White River junction, the
occasion being Hartford's welcome
home day to its world war Veterans
Mrs David 8. Carey went yesterday
to Gardner, Mass, TO visit her mother
Mrs. Murray, until tomorrow. Her
daughter, Mary who has been there
three weeks, will accompany her home
| Mr.. and Mrs, Frank B. Putnam, Miss
Grace Van Gumpster and Clara Dawley
left this morning for Zion, N. Y, by
4 automobile. Miss Edna Dawley, WHIT
is visiting there, will accompany then
home. II ~
Harry R. Lawrence of this town il
/ listed as Judge of the horse department
of the Middlebury fair Aug 90, 81, q
and % Dana H. Stafford, also of thi
town, will judge vegetables, seeds ant
grains.
+ Mrs. F. C. Sargent entertained tn,
birthday class Monday evening il
honor of Mrs. J. P. Shurtleff of Win
throp, Mass Five-hundred was playe,
. and refreshments of iee-cream and cak
were served.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Speer and Maste
) Halbert are spending the week at tn
. Miller cottage on Sunset lake. Mis-
: Grace auckland of Springfield, Mass
2 who has been visiting at their home o.
: Green street, is with them at the lake
e Mrs Clarence o. Reed of Patney, VIII
is employed in the Holstein- Friesian as
ISOLATION Offices, is having vacation o
three weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed, VIII
had been visiting relatives in the lWes
!. River valley, were in town today o
e their way to Putney.
Earl C. Sawin, who recently receive
: his discharge from the service, bein
e in the 10th company, 9th marines, his
! returned to his home ON Canal stree
e He was in France and Germany yea
t and was eight months on a spatrol boo
|, on the Rhine.
= Merrill Cudworth, youngest son {
: Mr.. and Mrs Ralph w. Cudworth, VIII
. had been in the Brattleboro Memoirs
hospital following an accident tw
weeks ago, when he was severely IL
= iured in a runaway. returned today
. his home, accompanied by nurse.
r. Miss Helen Thurber of Hartfor
l. Conn.,. who has been guest of Mr.. al
d Mrs. Harry Spaulding since July 80, lie
II this morning for Portland, Main
s, where she will meet friends and go Wi
them to Falmouth Foresides on the Goa
1t to spend the rest of the month of Au
he ust.
~ Harley Marley, son of Mr.. and Nj
u Edmund Marley of this town, who 7
IS ceived his release from the navy Ju
III i, has re-eniisted after having serv'
~ four years and is now on the U. s..
ees Camden. flagship of the submari
~ fleet. When last heard from by his pa
a, ents he was stationed at the Philad,
vi Ephia navy yard.
II /. Lieut.. Harry f., Douglas has return
~, Ito, Spring feld. .(yt.), where he is one
the firm OF. Dix & Douglas, civil G
10. [gineers. after a few days visit at !
n home on Spruce street. Lieut., Dougl
= I was in the 34th engineers and was
a the service % months, serving
~ months overseas. He received his d
oh charge at Camp Devens.
,ss Emerson II. Dunklee, son of Mr.. a
on Mrs. Fred c. Dunklee of rs Clark STR
has been released from active duty
of the navy and has returned to his no
lat in town. He was on the U. 8. s.. +
M Hawk, which boat has been M
on sweeping since the armistice was sign
iaI He made two trina ovarsaas He "