The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-15
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Britain of Mortified, Mass, |
spent Friday in town
Morgan Sherman of Greenfield was in
town yesterday on business.
Mrs. George Chase of Orange, Mass, |
is guest of Mrs. Arvine Pike.
Mrs. j. H. Trow of Plymouth, N. H,
spent Friday with Mrs. c. B. Switzer.
Henry Akley has been discharged
from the Brattleboro Memorial hospi-
tai.
Miss Kathryn Sherman went to Bos-
ton yesterday afternoon to STAY two
weeks.
Miss Marion Gregory has taken posi-
ton in the Purebred Live Stock Sales
Co.'S Office.
Miss Hazel Lyon teacher in the high
, school went yesterday. to Ludlow to
visit over Sunday.
| Mrs. Saviele Gibson of Londonderry is
visiting in the home of her son, Z. w.
Gibson of Oak street.
| Mrs Lila NJ. Pike has returned after
/ a visit of several weeks in Bridgeport,
Conn, and New York.
Miss Foley of Springfield, Mass, is
! spending the weekend in town with
her cousin, Miss Mildred Spooner.
Mrs. Edith S. Allen, who has had an
Office for public stenography in the Bar
Der building, moved from there today.
C. j. DUDE, road commissioner, has
had telephone installed in his home
ON Forest street. The number is 101-J
Miss Katherine Coan of Rutland
came yesterday afternoon to be guest
until tomorrow of Miss Rene Lyston
4 Miss Alice Hall will return to her
work as operator in the telephone cx-
change Monday after week s vaca-
ton.
! Miss Laura Walbridge went to
Greenfield yesterday to visit over Sun
| day with her parents, Mr., and Mrs Lee
roy Walbridge.
! II. S. Shaw returned last night from
} Boston, where he had been since Tues
day on business for the New England
: Telephone company.
: Mrs. L. j. Rounds, who had been spend
ing six weeks in town in the home of her
son, L. B. Rounds, has returned to her
home in Laconia, \. Y.
Griffin Lawton of Bellows Falls has
begun work for the Brattleboro Publish.
ing company. He was employed in the
: White mountains during the summer.
George E. Sherman, laurence G. Sher-
man, Fred H Harris, Robert L. Fits and
| Benjamin Weeden went to Boston yester-
day to attend today the Dartmouth
/ Brown football game.
: Mrs. Erwin French of Springfield
u (yt.) visited yesterday in town with
!, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. f. Lett.
Finger She returned home this morn
o ing.
Judge Harrie B. Chase, who has beer
y presiding at the fall term of Franklin
L county court in st. Adams, expects t.
5 adjourn the term today and return
II home tomorrow.
! Miss Allethaire Estey went tc
:: Springfield Mass. TO remaini over unit
! lltoday with friends. They will go t,
New Haven to attend the Yale-Prince
ton football game
Mrs. Agnes Pike is critically i'll in he
home on Western avenue. Miss Grant
nurse at the Melrose hospital, is carin,
n for her. Miss Grace Pike was called her
ID Thursday because of her grandmother
Sc illness.
'e Mrs. Harold f. Moffitt. Mrs. F. L
Tucker, Mrs. Alvah Stacy, W. P. Frost
Fred Smith of this town and A. ". Law
y renee of Springfield (Vt.l were in vii
~ Evansville yesterday to attend the meet
e ing of Windham County Pomona Grang,
- Charles r. Crosby. Thomas T. Brittai
Nc Truxton Britain, Frank Shumway an
~ John B. Manley went to New Havei
- Conn, to attend the Yale Princeton foot
ball game Mr. and Mrs. Hal March, VIII
went to New York earlier in the weel
- will attend the game at New Haven.
81 A few more beaded bags wente'
State condition and price. Addres
A Beaded Bags, Reformer Office.-Adv.