The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-02
PERSONAL.

Robert Jones finished work Saturday
in Houghton & Simonds's store.
Miss Amy Moran of Springfield,
Mass, IS visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. E. P. Bailey will close her chi
ropodist parlors today for a vacation
of three weeks.
Mrs. Isabel T. Jones and Miss Rose
Batehelder spent Labor day in Keene
with Miss Batchelder s sister
d. II. Miller, who finished work re-
Gently IN the Gilman cigar store has
begun work for G. w. Cleveland
Frank Bullock of Springfield, Mass,
VISITED over Labor day with his mother.
Mrs Hannah Bullock of IA Organ
street
Mrs. Fred c. Sargent and Mrs. Eu-
gene II. Akley left yesterday for Nor
risvllle to attend the state Universalist
convention.
Herman Rohde of Worcester, Mass,
came yesterday to visit in the home of
his brother, A. F. Rohde, and other
relatives a week
Mrs. H. G. E. Pratt returned this
morning to her work in the garment
department of the Houghton & Simonds
store after q vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Hopkins. C. Warner
| hopkins, Miss Edith Thurber and Mr.
| Battels of Boston went to West Rupert
| sunday, returning today.
William J. Fay of 156 South Main
street, who has been employed at the
White River Chair Co s factory, is NOV
ing to Providence, r. L., today
| Mrs. John 0. Tucker left this morn
ing for Newport, n. H., where she will
| open the books for the new store which
| Houghton Simonds took over yester-
day.
Alphonse Rate has resumed work in
| the Peoples National bank. afte, an
illness of several weeks, during which
he underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis
Lieut.. Taylor j. Morse and Ernest
Morse left yesterday for New York,
| they also will visit Boston and other
| places, returning to Brattleboro the last
| of the week
NJ. }. Moran and sons, Justin and
| Eugene, were in Rutland yesterday to
/ attend the Labor day celebration. They
are attending the fair today Mr. Moran
was one of the judges of the sports
yesterday.
Miss Susan GRAHAM is VISITING Miss
Gladys Mansur, Wellesley college
friend, at her home in Dalton. Mass
several days. C. Z. GRAHAM and family
went by automobile to Dalton yester-
day to take his daughter there
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace e. Stevens and
son of Worcester, Mass, spent Sunday
| with Mr.. and Mrs w H. Thomas in
/ Chesterfield. Mrs. Stevens is the onlv
daughter of John c. Pellet, who ac.
eompanied them home by automobile
Attorney II. G. Barber left by auto,
mobile Saturday for Montpelier, ac.
companied by Sanford A. Daniels. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. Bar.
Der and two children, who had been
| visiting Mrs. Barber s parents, Mr.. and
Mrs c. s. Whittier, in that city.
DIR. Harold Cragin and Commander
| Hodgson, who were in the United State,
naval service, now of Camden. n. J.
who were on Ia motor tour through New
| York and Vermont, stopped a day a
c. Z. Allen's. Commander Hodgsor
was In the service two years in Europe.
Mrs. J. P Shurtleff, formerly of Thu
town, who has been spending the sum
mer at her cottage at Spofford lake. re
turned today to her home in Winthrop
Mass. She was accompanied by her son
in-law. Mr.. Tatchett, who had beer
there for a two-weeks vacation, anC
grandson. Gordon Tatchett, who ha,
been with her through the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Milton S. Bowers hay,
returned to Philadelphia. after spend
ing two weeks with his parents, Nh
and Mrs. Dana |. Howard, at their hom
i'll Guilford. Mr. Bowers was ser
geant in the 50th engineers and wa
overseas Il months. While in Frame
he served with two NJ. t. G. units whicl
took him into active service on tn
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