The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-08
PERSONAL.

Charles A. Speer Is in Springfield,
Mass. today on business.
Miss Kathryn Sherman went to Boston
this morning for few days stay.
Miss Cecile Fontaine of Greenfield is a
guest over the week lend of Miss Irma
Rate.
Attorney n d. Clawson returned last
night from business trip to Barton and
Newport.
Mrs. Albert Wrisley, clerk in the Hunt
ress- Adams store, is i'll in her home on
Organ street.
Mrs. Ernest starkey and son, Edward,
who have been critically i'll with pneumo- :.
MIA, are improving.
Miss Elizabeth Langillc is spending
the Weekend in Greenfield with Mr..
and Mrs A, D. Langille.
| Clarissa, daughter Of Dr. and Mrs L.
S. Edwards, who had been ill several
! days with asthma, is out again.
Mrs. Luman Weeks will have vaca-
ton of two weeks from her work in J. Z.
Mann's store, beginning tonight.
| Miss Hazel Bell, student at the Brattle-
boro Business Institute, is visiting her
parents in Hinsdale over Sunday.
j. A. p. Simonds and Adm Houghton,
who had been in New York q week on
business, returned home last night.
: Frank Huntress and Carl Adams of
Keene, \. H., were in town yesterday on
business at the Huntress Adams store.
Miss Marion Fraser of the Holstein-
i Fresian association offices went today
to Springfield, Mass, to visit friends over
i Sunday.
! Mrs. Henry Campbell, matron at the
4 Home for the Aged, has been called to
Cleveland, Ohio, by the death OF her
brother Fred Elmer.
Miss Mary Holland, who is taking a
course at the Brattleboro Institute, went
this morning to her home in East Dover
to visit until Monday.
County Agent and Mrs. Wayland 7.
Frost left this afternoon for Ithaca, \.
Y. They will return Wednesday or
Thursday of next week.
Weymouth Halliday of Dummerston
who had been visiting here in the home
of his aunt, Mrs. Charles ". Puffer, re-
turned this morning to his home.
Charles Shattuck, who had been spend
ing several weeks in Staten Island, y. J..
has returned and went this morning tc
Fast Dover TO spend several weeks.
Mrs. Frederick Cressy went today Il
i Barre, called there by the illness of hel
! sister, Mrs William Stewart. She alst
: will visit in Montpelier with Mr. Ores
/ sy.
e Miss Annie Ahern. student in the Brat
e tleboro Business Institute, went yester
81 day to her home in Claremont, \. H., Il
!. remain over the weekend. Her brother
/ has returned recently from overseas an'
is ut home. ..-.....-s-
/ Private We're W. Shipman, who is sta
d toned at Camp Upton, l.. l.. came toda.
5 to spend two-days' furlough here witt
e his sister, Mrs W. Fl. Pomfrey. Privat
i Shipman is in motor transport touring
n car company No. 795.
: Harry Daley, electrical engineer TO
: the New England Power Co, who ha'
d been a guest here in the home of hi
brother, Attorney w. r. Daley, has gon
i to New York state, where he is dom
work for the company. His headquarters
n are in Worcester.
Henry F. Robbins, who recently re
: iceived an honorable discharge from tn
coast guard, has been spending two week
'e at his home on Linden street. He wen
last night to Buffalo, \. Y, to resume hl
p former position as mechanical inspecte
for the Burroughs Adding Machine 60.
); Mrs. J. n. Mayo, who has been spent
ing several weeks with her sister, Mis-
Elizabeth Langille, il visiting in Greer
field and Boston before returning
u her home in Portland, Me. She will !
accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. A. !
Brodie, who has been visiting IA
brother, A. D. Langille.
Hugh H. Dunklee, who has worke
Gu at the Bradley farm for the past tN
years and driven one of the milk d
livery carts, win leave there abe,
April l to go to Vernon, where he WI
work for w c. Tyler. He will live
81 what is known as the Titus place, no
i' owned by Miss Mary Scott.