The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-11
PERSONAL.

Allan Colt went to Pittsfield, Mass. |
this morning on business
r. NJ. Paddock of Bennington was in
town yesterday on business.
Mrs. Charles Lang is spending the day
in Vernon with her uncle. Alonzo Wiley |
Miss Olivette Buckley has taken po-
sition in the Holstein Fricsian associa-
ton offices.
Miss Susan Daniels of Grafton came
today to be guest fe. days OF N IS
Mary Fits.
Mrs. Henry V. Durham went this
morning to cambridge, n Y. to visit
over the weekend
Frank Burns of White River Junction
is visiting III town in the home of his
sister, Mrs Harry Robinson.
Mrs. Celestial o. Mack of Williston
street went yesterday to West Wards
boro to stay two weeks ut the Green
Mountain Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hyde and daugh-
ter of Greenfield, who had been visiting
her with his parents, returned to their
home this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w Amidon of Ca
nal street are spending two weeks in
Tonawanda, n Y, with their daughter
Mrs. A. H. Stanley.
| Mrs. Mamie Helson returned this
morning from South Londonderry where
she was guest a few days in the home
of l.. c. Landman
! Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Colt and son.
Allan, will so Monday to Falmouth, Mass,
| to spend vacation with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Whttemore.
Miss Bcrnice Pike and Miss Ruth
Baldwin will leave tomorrow for
week 5 vacation in Asbury Park, Ocean
Grove and New York city.
! Sergeant Louis C. STIFF of the l21th re-
| pair unit motor transport company, has
arrived at Camp Merritt, \. j.. from
overseas where he has been nine months
Pearl Clapp has been discharged from
the Prattleboro Memorial hospital where
he has been following a serious operation
| and IS at the home of Mrs. 4 Y. Cox on
High Lawn road
Miss Bertha Pellern, who had been
confined to her home following an opera
ton on her throat, is out again but has
not resumed work i'll the Office of the
Estey Organ Co.'S factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kaiser, ir.. and
son, Howard, of Lawrence. l.. l.. and
niece, Miss Elizabeth Howard of Spring
field, Mass. are at the Kaiser cottage
at Spofford lake for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Orkins Of Love
Mass, formerly residents Of Brattleooro,
are here to spend some time with friends
They are now guests of Mr.. and Mrs G..
W. Brooks of Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mctcalf have re-
Surned from an automobile trip to
the northern part of the state and Mrs.
Metcalf's nephews, Verne and Law
renee, returned with them for short
stay.
Mrs. A. ~ Fits and daughter Miss
Florence Fits, went this week to Wards.
boro where Miss Fits will spend A month
at the Green Mountain Inn. Mrs. Fitts
will remain in Wardsboro a week visiting
among friends
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hall have received
telegram from their son, Private HUI
bert X. Hall, stating his safe arrival at
Camp Merritt, N. j. Private Hall. who
IS IN the tank corps, had been overseas
since last October
Chief Woman Enrol Richardson of
: the Z. s. s Nansemond, came here this
, morning to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred A. Richardson until Sunday
He arrived in New York from Brest
> France, Wednesday, this making his
fourth trip overseas.
Mrs. Ada Howe went Tuesday ia
Chester to visit her parents and to be
present Wednesday at the observance of
their birthday anniversaries Mr.. Rich
ardson was so years old that dav and
Mrs. Richardson was 20. They went
on an automobile trip to Manchester
Regular boys do not have an ambition
" TO be President but thcy'd Like to be Z,