The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-06
! PERSONAL

Mrs. W. II. Newton of Newfane hasI
been visitor in town this week.
Dennis Bowen, ianitor in Crosby
block, was in Clarendon and Londonderry
yesterday.
Mrs. Leon l. Leader, stenographer, is |
assisting in n. d. Clawson's law offices |
this week
Edward Caron of Norwich, Conn, has |
begun working this week for the Brattle |
boro Baking Co.
NJ. A. Coolidge of Fitchburg, Mass, was
here yesterday on business and was reg
istered at the Brooks House.
Miss Margaret and Miss Mary Fitz-
gerald left this morning for Springfield,
Mass, where they will spend the winter.
Harry E. Coates, head of the retail
department of the Durham Brothers
company, is confined to his home by i'll
ness.
John Graneg of Boston visited here
early in the week in the home OF his
cousin, Mrs. Wesley Richardson of Wash
ington street.
Clayton Bellevue, who recently fir
ished work for L. |. Allen, is working f9s-
the C. Z. Bradley corporation i'll the ship
ping department.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Peddricl Is
turned last night from Troy, n. Y,
i where they spent a month with Their
son and family.
Miss Aavis Benedict has returned to
East Orange, n. j., after visiting Miss
Evelyn Harris. Miss Harris accompanied
Miss Benedict to her home for a visit
Attorneys NJ. p. Maurice and Frank Z.
Barber attended the opening of the sc
preme court at Montpelier Tuesday. NJ.
Maurice went to Burlington Wednesday.
Mrs P. B. Richardson of Horton plae,
is i'll. Miss Alice Richardson, who has Il
position in the Office of the Vernon.
. Printing Co, is at home caring for her.
Mrs Ellen Herriek, Mrs Mabel Hall,
Mrs. Adelia Parks and Mrs. Mary Walk
a er attended the district meeting of the
Woman's Relief corps in Springfield
: (Nt.l yesterday.
: Mr.. and Mrs Joseph c. Estey of Bos-
: ton and Mrs. Estey's mother, Mrs
Charles Richard Wilson of West Hunt
. ington, West Va, who had been guest.
here, have returned to Boston.
Miss Luthera Gordon, who had beer
G making her home with Mrs. Emily Shum
: way of Clark street, has gone to tn
home of Mrs. Charles Brown of Eros
n street, where she will spend the winter
l. Miss Blanche kimball. who has beer
: stenographer in civil service work in Bos
I, ton, is spending a few days in town. Sh
will go from here to Baltimore. Nd
/ where she has been transferred for SINH
!. lar work
e Mrs. Alice Robinson of New Yorl
lie city, who had been spending severa
0. weeks in town with her sisters, Mrs
3 w Rockwell and Mrs. NJ. j. Perkins, lef
= this morning for Hopedale, Mass, to visi
her sister, MIS- George P, Sheldon.
Miss Rose Hopkins, who has bee
training for nurse at. the Heaton hos
n pital at Montpelier the past three years
IF has completed her course and is spendin
e short time with her sister, Mrs. Mar
ldll MqGaEthNiQf Rasre.afag, 10 ~ ylyz "a
II Mrs. Addle c. FanDoorn went toda
IN to Pittsfield4 Mass, to visit her daugf
ar ter until after Thanksgiving She wa
accompanied by Mrs Frances, f. Clari
ID who will visit aalso in Boston and =
!, entity, returning the first of next week
!, Mrs. W B. Vinton and daughter, Mis-
'0 Beatrice Vinton, went yesterday I
Royalston, Mass, where Miss Vnto
was a bridesmaid at the wedding las
- evening of Miss Gladys Morse, formerl
-, of Brattleboro, and Clesson Bancroft i,
Royalston.
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