The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-27
PERSONAL.

John L. Lawton went to Burlington
last night. He is expected to return
tonight.
Mrs. H. f. Barber of Wilmington is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Barber
on High street.
Alex Lafam began work this week
for the Crystal Springs Ice company on
one of its trucks
Herbert L. Clark, foreman at the
Vinton paper mills, is having vaca-
ton from his work.
Mrs. Harry Edwards of South Lon
donderry was admitted to the Memorial
hospital Wednesday
Mrs. G. A. Sanderson and two children
of Oak street are visiting friends in
Claremont, \. H., this week
Arthur Anderson has finished work
in the wholesale department of the
Durham, Brothers company.
DIR. F. E. Hopkins of Springfield,
Mass, is in town today to operate at
the. Brattleboro Memorial hospital
Hugo Johnson has taken a position
as engraver with Rogers, Lunt & Bow
len, silver manufacturers in Greenfield,
Mass.
Mrs. Barney Mead and children
moved today from the Manlev apart
ments ON High street to the Barber
building.
Miss Emma Atkinson, WHO is en-
ployed in the Office of the Durham
Brothers company, is having a week 5
vacation.
NJ ,r1 Nc IT w I-;ala 4 1.i
ter were recent guests of Rcv. Rich
ard II. Clapp and family of Northamp-
ton, Mass
Miss Florence Douglas, teacher in
Springfield, Mass. is expected today to
spend the summer at her home on
Spruce street
f. H. Paro of Boston, who is employed
in the CopleyPlaza, came last Saturday
to visit lis mother Mrs c. j Paro OF
81 Clark street.
Miss Edith NJ. Stolte will 90 to Port
land, Ne, tomorrow to attend the
wedding of her niece, Miss Marguerite
Stolte. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. w.
Stoltc.
Miss Mavis Benedict East Orange,
n. j., George Metcalf of Erie, Penn,
and Donald Cooksey of Boston are
guests of Miss Evelyn Harris at Spot
ford lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Parsons of New
York, who had been attending com
mencement at Dartmouth college. Wis
tied in town yesterday on their wav to
their home.
Postmaster NJ. J. Moran returned yes
terday afternoon from Rutland where
he went to attend the track meet be-
tween ST. Michael s cadets of this town
and st. Peter S school in Rutland.
Mrs Arthur W. Peach returned yes
terday from New York where she went
to visit her sister, Miss Emma Barrows.
Prof. and Mrs. Peach and son, Bruce,
will go this week to their bungalow on
Ames hill for the summer months
Miss Clara Conrad, superintendent of
the New Haven hospital, who had been
guest here several days of Miss Flor
enee Moran, left today for visit in
Amsterdam and Albany, n Y, before
returning to New Haven.
| Herbert G. Shaw left this morning
for Portland, Me, where he will visit
until Monday. His family, who have
| been visiting relatives there. will re-
| turn home with him. r. J. Eldridge and
son, Ralph, accompanied him as far as
Exeter, \. H., going by automobile.
Miss Elizabeth Mcmillan and Miss
Robcna McGrandel are visiting a few
days with friends in town. Miss Nc
MILAN has been working in a New
York hospital and Miss McGrandel has
just returned from overseas. Both arc
waiting to be discharged from the serv
ice.
Philip Horton and son, Philip, jr., OF
Peoria, H.. are visiting Mr.. Horton s
father, Madison Horton, at the Brooks
House. Philip Horton and son attend
ed the 5Oth anniversary celebration al
Cornell university in Utica, y. y. OF
which the elder Mr., Horton is a grad