The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-12
PERSONAL.

fEhSONAL. +
Howard Slack of Brookline, Mass,
is spending several days in town.
Judge A. F. Schwenk is in Windsor
this week attending Windsor county
court.
Mrs. Mary Bradish of New York city
is visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs
Joseph Perry
G.. w. Reed and Hyland Tasker are
in Hatfield, Mass, today on business
for E. Crosby & Co.
Richard Fleming went yesterday to
Mrs. Joseph Coreoran.
Mrs. P. Manning and daughter, Alice.
left this morning for Athol and Fitch
burg to visit relatives.
Miss Helen Streeter of Lowell, Mass
IS visiting her grandmother, Mrs. l. C. |
Streeter of Main street
Mrs. Lucy McCloud of Griswoldville, |
Mass, was visitor Sunday at the home |
of MIR. and Mrs. E. s. Cooley
Mrs. Robert Hromada and daughter,
Irma, of Springfield, Mass. are guests |
Principal and Mrs. j. E. Warren and
daughter. Nancy, are occupying the
Emerson cottage at Spofford lake.
Thomas Kelley of Cambridge is
| working as clerk in the Brooks House
pharmacy, beginning work there yes
| terday.
Mrs. Florence Gilbert of Newark, n
| j., has been visiting here with her sis
ter, Mrs. Alfred w. Bushnell of Pleas
| ant street.
William A. Belden of Springfield, for.
merly of this town, is spending few
| days here at William C. Mellen's on
Estey street.
| Miss Mary Austin, stenographer in
the law Offices of Barber, Barber & Mil
Ter, Is having two-weeks vacation
from her work
Clyde Horton finished work Saturday
night as bookkeeper in the Clapp &
Jones Co.'S store where he had been
| assisting few weeks.
Mrs. Helena D. Mathews, superinten.
lent of the Melrose hospital, returned
last night from a month, s vacation in
Springfield and RastonloljHo3 uoni 4ni
Mrs. Virginia Cohn of Conway. Mass,
has returned to her home after a visit
# two weeks in the home of her son,
George Cohn of Chestnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Allbee and
Miss Lillian Homer of Philadelphia, Pa.
ire visiting here with their aunt, Mrs.
| Henry F. Jordan of Green, street.
Miss Mary A. Averill of Cambridge.
Mass, who is guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Averill at their summer home
lat Spofford lake, will return to Cam.
bridge this week.
Miss Harriet NJ Holden resumed
work yesterday in the Holstein- Erie
ian association offices after vacation
If three weeks during which time she
visited in Boston.
Miss Grace Jacobs of Montpelier.
| who has a position in. the Holstein-
Friesians association Offices, has re-
turned to her work there after a three
weeks vacation spent at her home
Lieut.. and Mrs. L. A. Whittnm of
! Southwiek, Mass, were guests of Mr.
md Mrs. A. Z. Atwood over Sunday
Mrs. Whittum was eDollie Nicholson
sormerly school teacher in Brattle
. | boro.
Mrs. Purle Stockwell and children
4 md Guy Stockwell have returned from
Sunset lake where they spent tive
; weeks, occupying the Moves White cot
!, tage, which was recently bought by C
!, B. Crowell.
Mrs. George Kingsley, stenographe
! n the office of the Vermont Printin,
: Co., is spending a vacation of tw,
: weeks at the home of her parents il
Wilmington Miss Marion Wilcox i
substituting for her.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Darling and youn
= son of Foxboro, Mass, came Saturda,
= to visit at the home of his brother. Fran
c. Darling, who is home from Pittsforc
where he has been receiving treatment
Ia for a short visit with his family.
!; Rev. and Mrs. E. Q. S. Osgood wen
=. to York Beach this morning for s.a
- of two or three weeks, intending to 9
from there to Boston and vicinit
~ where they will remain until their r,
IL turn to Brattlcboro early in Septembe
. Mrs. P. B. Lavelle and daughter. Mr.
William w. Plimpton and daughter {
Springfield, Mass, are expected to r.
NJ | turn today or tomorrow from visit
'" Montreal. Mr.. Plimpton will come he
~ Saturday to spend a vacation with h
no family.
:, Howard Bashaw, who was in the nj
4 Wy Is months and was on the r. s.
Batja, an interned German ship used
q 4 merchant vessel by United State
til received his discharge from the Broo
no 1yn navy yard and returned to Bra
OF tleboro the last of the week. He ma
rs two trips from America, touching
Oh Holland, England, France, Argentil
ny and other European and South Amel
ay' can ports.
Rev. and Mrs. +. S. Hewitt and &C
Elroy, returned yesterday from Pro-
Ike dence, where they spent a week TIL
lay were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Hewitt and daughter, Miss Eta He
tit, William Clough of North Scitua
md Mass. and Prof O. R. jerks, president
al Aurora college. The party were join
here by Miss Veda Hewitt and Mrs.
F. Cotton and Miss Beulah Cotton