The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-21
PERSONAL.

t. II. Il. 0luNt IL III 4hOiAtDN1ASA oA
business.
Mrs Ellen S. Howe has returned from
a few days visit in Boston.
Mrs. Mary N Hendrick of Green
field, Mass, spent Thursday in town.
Miss Mary F. Fits will go tomorrow
to Hartford, Conn, to spend the vaca-
ton with relatives.
Mrs. Mary E. Mickey went this after
noon to Turner's Falls, Mass, where she
will visit with relatives.
Miss Jessie Hawley will go tomorrow
to Auburn, Me-, where she will be
guest of Mrs. Elmer Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Currier came last
night from Boston, Mass, because of the
illness of his mother, Mrs. A. j. Currier
Miss Abby Harwood of Western ave-
nue. went today to Springfield, Mass,
where she will stay indefinitely with her
sister.
Arthur Chamberlain is here from
Portsmouth, n. H., where he is at work
in the shipbuilding yards, and is at his
home on Frost street.
| Mrs. Amos Sherman has returned to
| her home in Charlemont, Mass. after a
visit here with her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Francis Johnston of Cherry street.
| Corporal Alexander Exner returned
to his home here last night from Camp
Wadsworth, Spartanburg, S. c., where
he had been stationed. Corporal Exne1
has received his discharge.
Private Elwin Long of East Mortified
| Mass, who recently was discharged from
the service, is visitor in town today
Private Long was in the American medi
cal corps of the English army.
i Franklin R. Bradley, who reached
home Monday from France, where he
saw extended service in the 312th am
munition train, has resumed active con
nection with the Bradley corporation. IL
| which he is a stakeholder and officer
j Mrs. o. F, Stevens finished work las
night for the Huntress- Adams company
! where she had been employed as book
} keeper, and will go tomorrow to Wal
: pole, Mass, to join Mr.. Stevens, VIII
! has been employed there seyera
months.
Mrs. Wilfred MERCER and son of Iso
let, Canada, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John E. Tasker of Organ street. Mrs
MERCER win be remembered hero a
Miss Ernestine Caillouette, formerl
night superintendent at the Memoirs
4 Hospital. Il
/, Mrs. Warren L. Hyde and daughter
who had been spending several week
here, returned this afternoon to thei
; ; home in Greenfield. They were accom-
u panied by Mrs. Hydes mother, Mrs n
: E. Moore, who will remain there il
(, definitely.
! Miss Hope harrington of Portlan,
e Me-, is here to visit a few days wit
= her sister, Mrs. Herbert c. Shaw {
Washington street. Her mother, VIII
has been spending several weeks her
will accompany her daughter TO ht
home in Portland tomorrow.
;, Mrs. Charles R. Crosby, Miss Svlv
Il Crosby and Charles Crosby, IT., wi
u leave tomorrow for Philadelphia
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Smith. TIL,
ID will be accompanied by Miss Dorotl
d L. Hubbard, who will visit relativ
1t in Camden, \. j., during the Today
S vacation
Miss Marion Gary of Rutland seeretal
:, of county work having as her field L
= state of Vermont, under the northeas
~ ern field committee of the y. W. c. !
e was here last night to meet the execute
W " committee of the Girls Patriotic leagl
Miss Elizabeth Murray of Gardn,
. Mass, is visiting in town with her q
ter, Mrs David s Carey.
- Among those from here who win
: to Springfield, Mass, to attend the thi
concert i'll the Steinert series of fo
:, concerts, at which time CALI Curei W
IL sing, are Miss Jessie Hawlev. NJ
- elisabeth Cudworth. Miss Anna Stol
~ Miss Florence NJ H. Wells, Mrs. CT,
~ ence L. Stickney, Miss Edith Stol
II Miss Leona Wright, Miss Ruth CIR
nd q -diSs i1lil IA, Ne" Ion' ana M
a - i'eiio"' "iiS-