The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-29
PERSONAL.

Miss Pearl q. Gibson has returned
from a visit in Boston.
Miss Elizabeth Dauchy of Townshend
is visiting Mrs. II. II. Filion.
Mrs. Daniel +. Crowley left this aft
ernoon for Baltimore, Md, to visit her
daughter.
Dr. and Mrs. G. G. Wheeler and sons
went yesterday TO Montpelier to re-
main over Sunday.
Merrill Coleman went TO Springfield, |
Mass. this morning to visit Ralph DON
ovahT until Monday night.
Miss Carrie Leach will return tonight
from Fitchburg and tomorrow will be,
gin work for the season for Mrs. G. ii.
Smith. ne
Mrs Andrew Harper of Red Hook, |
n. ", came the first of the week TO
visit her daughter, Mrs. Roy B. Miner,
two weeks.
Edward j. Foley, of Rutland is spend
ing several days in town on business for
the Metropolitan Life Insurance com
Col. and Mrs. John Warden Of Bos
ton and +. G.. Robertson of Bellows
Falls were guests of T. w. Childs
Wednesday.
Miss Laura NJ. Dunkee came yester-
day from Auburndale, Mass, to visit
few days in the home of her brother,
Charles II. Dunklee
DIR. and Mrs. Cheney of New Haven
Conn, returned to their home yesterday
after visiting in the home of Dr. and
Mrs. j. l.. Rathbone.
Mrs. Flora Martin of Monsoon, Mass,
l. u
Mary j. Putnam on her way today to
Springfield (Vt.) to visit friends
Mrs. Ernest Payne and daughter
Marion, of Shelburne Falls are spend
ing a few days in the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles NJ. Colt, and family.
Miss Violet Rathbonc has returned
from visit of two weeks in Proctors-
vile. She will resume her work in the
Office Of the kstey Organ Co. Monday
G. l.. Bradley of Cleveland will come
TO his home on the Putney road tomor-
row. Mrs. Bradley and two children
will return to Cleveland with him Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. William l.. Thavcr re
turned today to their home in Spring
field, Mass, after visit of scvcra
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Chlds
on Ames hill.
Fred w. Putnam and son, Captain
Lawrence Putnam, left by automobil,
yesterday for a trip in the northern par
of the state. They will be away thu
rest of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w Childs returned
Wednesday from visit of 10 days il
the home of their daughter. Mrs. f. c
IN
panied here by Mrs. Young.
Mr. and Mrs. w II. Brockington, Nh
and Mrs Henry A. Chandler, Mrs. Car
mi Chandler and daughter, Miss Ger
trade, WI 60 to Jamaica to remain
err L&,ter uay at the Wells farm.
Mrs. Harry H. Patterson returne
Tuesday from two-weeks vacation
which she spent with her mother, Mrs
Martha Walker and her sister, Mr.,
Bisson o IIara, in Lebanon, \. II.
Miss Susia Watson of the war ris
insurance bureau at Washington, D. c
and George Willard of Dummerston Wis
tied Mrs II. II. Filion Wednesday, aft
or spending several days in Townshent
Mrs. f. l.. Howe and daughter, MAJ
tina, have returned from Lenox, Mass
where they spent the summer at Hot
Aspinwall. Mr.. Howe Will return heI
in October when the hotel is closed
Mr.. and Mrs Forrest of Boston. 70
merly residents Of this town, were Wis
tors in town over last night and WEI
registered at the Brooks House. NJ
Forrest has q position with the Twi
state Gas & Electric company in i
Boston Office.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred A. Barber
Springfield, Mass, will come by aut
mobile tomorrow to visit over Lab
day in the home of Mr.. and Mrs Edw
). Cooley Of Chestnut street They vi
accompany Mr.. and Mrs Wilfred Smi
from Springfield and Mr.. and Mrs Smit
will 90 to Kcene to visit
$. ID. Graves, H. l.. Clark, Fred
Clark, Leon Parsons, George Knight.
r. Mellcn, John O. Tucker and Charl
Brockington went yesterday to Barre
attend the meetings of the l4th annu
session Of the grand council of We
mont, Improved Order of Red Me
Kindling Of council fires took place
: 0 clock last night Great Sachc
Charles Rrockington was to have char
of the session which opened at 5.
O'Clock this morning Mrs. Tucker al
Mrs Rrockington accompanied the
husbands to Barre.