The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-09
PERSONAL.


Fred H. Harris went to New York
today on business
H. A. Skinner of the Grogan Lumber
Co. of Boston was in town yesterday
on business.
Miss Ethel Scarborough, waitress at
he Brooks House, has returned after
few days visit in Bennington.
Arthur Gage and family will move
tomorrow from the Robbins farm in
Dummerston to 80 Western avenue.
Artemus Houghton has finished work
for the Crystal Springs Ice Co. and has
gone to Marlboro to work on the new
state road.
Mrs. C. w. Reed and daughter, Ruth,
went this afternoon to Greenfield to
visit a few days with Mr.. and Mrs H
II. Hackley.
Mrs. Clarence l.. Stickney accom-
! panied Mrs. Henry r. Brown and
daughter, Mrs. Raymond Richardson, to
Lowville N. Y, returning last night.
Theodore Gustafson, who recently fin
shed work for the White River Chair
| Co., began working today for the Dun
| ham Brothers Co., in the wholesale de-
partment.
| Miss Florence NJ III. Wells returned
yesterday by automobile from Benning-
| ton where she attended a meeting of
the Bennington County Sunday School
association.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Putnam and
| children are moving this week from 90
Green street to the house on Grove
street which they bought of Mrs. F.
A. Boynton.
F. A. Thompson will leave tomorrow
for Quogue, Long Island, to join his
brother, w. H. Thompson. on their an
nual hunting trip. He will be away a
month or more.
Miss Mildred Gilbert and Mrs. Irv-
in II. Estey, teachers. will leave this
| afternoon for Hartford, Conn, where
they will visit schools tomorrow Mrs.
Estey Will visit friends and Miss Gill
bert will remain with relatives until
Monday night
Mrs. II. II. Sheppey began work this
week for Goodnow, Pearson & Hunt, in
the alteration department Mrs. Shep.
pey was employed several years in the
n. |. Hawley drygoods store and later
conducted a dressmaking and repair
business in the American building.
Rev. Clark T. Brownell left this
morning for Hamilton, n. Y, to at.
tend the centennial of Colgate uni
versity and seminary. He is graduate
of both He will return Saturday eve
ming. Mrs. Brownell went today tc
Newark, n j., to attend a concert by
Cali Curci. She will also visit in New
York
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L. Stickney
| will go tonight to Springfield (Vt.) anC
| from there TO Lancaster y. H., Mr.
| Stickney attending the Northern Bank
/ ers' association meeting. They will mo
| tor to Dixville Notch in the Whit,
/ mountains. Mr.. Stickney is a member
: of the executive committee of the Yer
mont Bankers association.
Lieut.. Col. F. F. Clark and Mrs
, Clark came yesterday from Fortress
Monroe, Va, to visit two DAYS with hi
mother, Mrs. Frances f. Clark of
School street. He is on his way to tn
5 observance of the centennial of tn
Norwich university at Mortified
which begins tomorrow. He graduate,
from that university in 1909 and en-
o tered the coast artillery as second lieu
j tenant. He then went to Fit McKin
t ley in Portland, Maine, where h
v stayed two years. From there h
r went to the Philippines, where h
stayed three years. After returning h
n was professor of military topics in tn
n university of Maine two years. He the
was overseas 20 months, returning th
|. last of February, and since then ha
4 been assistant editor of the Artiller
). Journal at Fort Monroe
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