The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-13
PERSONAL.

Eugene Moran is spending the day in
Springfield, Mass. /
Rev. A. c. Wilson of Bellows Falls
was guest here yesterday of Rev.. w.
c. Bernard.
Miss Mary Macdonald began work
Thursday in the office of the Estey
Organ company.
Miss Edith Johnson, operator in the
telephone exchange, is i'll in her home on
Chestnut street.
Miss Kathleen Bernard is assisting
during the holiday season in l.. H. Bar
bers music store.
Mrs. Chauncey Donaldson and Mrs.
Grover Dixon of st. Adams are visiting
relatives in town.
Miss Agnes Blake began today work
ing afternoons in j. T. Mann's store
during the holidays.
! Rev Father Lynch returned yester-
day to Mortified (Vt.), after visiting
here since Tuesday .s5
Mrs. c. H, Turner of East Dover is
spending few days in town with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter c. Halliday.
Frank Carr and family of Spruce
street will move Monday to Greenfield,
Mass, where he has employment.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Croker and
son, Philip, of Fitchburg. Mass, visit
ed III town this week with friends.
DR.. and Mrs. G. Z. Clark, missionaries
from Sivas, Turkey, are visiting Mr.,
and Mrs R. C. Clark over Sunday.
c. r. Crosby and Austin George were
in Springfield tVtl yesterday to drive
back a new Stutz car for Mr., Crosby.
Miss Beatrice Crawford, high school
student, is working afternoons and Sat-
urdays in j. Z. Mann's drygoods store.
Miss Anna Canon finished work to-
day as waitress at the Brooks House
and went to her home in Bellows Falls
Miss Ruth Foss, telegraph operator
at the union station, has returned from
visit in Buffalo, n. Y, with her sister
Mrs. John Q. Sawyer.
Miss Hazel Lyon, teacher in the high
school, went to Boston yesterday to at
tend the wedding of a classmate al
Mount Holyoke college.
: Donald Wilder of Springfield, Mass.
formerly of this town, is here to visit
! over Sunday with George L. Berdan Of
n the aDUOlI apdIlIleH
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney c. Walker O
Mortified, Mimi, came yesterday t.
visit until today with Mrs. W. W
Walker of Spruce street.
Miss Laura Z. Sabin of Winchester,
: H., and Miss Blanche Garvey of Bristo
Y will begin work Monday in the Holstein
/, Friesian Register Co.'S Office.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Soper of Green
G field, who were called here by the deaf
of her sister, Mrs Mary Holland Van
cor, will return home Monday.
The engagement is announced of Mis-
Mary Fletcher Cox. daughter of Mr.
John D. Barrows of Springfield, Mass
:. and Frank G. White a Milwaukee, Wi
c, Mrs. John D. Barrows of Springfield
], Mass. was a guest Thursday and We,
e terday of Mr.. and Mrs Z. B. Barrow
!, She returned to Springfield yesterda
Is afternoon.
Miss Rene Lyston is expected to retur
today from her home in Rutland wher
ell she has been spending a few days. Mis-
le Lillian Tunney has been substituting fC
5 her in T. T. Brittan's insurance offices.
q Miss Mildred Porter of the Holster
Il 1 FrleSlan Register COS ONCE relurne
y this morning from her home in Wards
. boro, where she was called week ae
:. by the serious illness of her mother, wi
: is better.
o Mrs. Rose Putnam went to Montpelis
n, this morning to be a guest OF Mr.. an
& Mrs Lester Greene. She was accom-
5 panied as far as Mortified tSt.l by h
l. aunt, Miss Emma Putnam, who WI
A. visit with Prof. and Mrs. Arthur '
Peach.