The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-25
PERSONAL.

Allan c. Colt is in Keene today on
business. He will return tonight.
Mrs. A. c. Mason of Rutland has been
visitor here this week with friends.
Mrs John c. Howe returned Thursday
from Boston, where she had been several
days.
Mrs NJ A. Northup of Townshend is
here to spend the weekend with Mrs I.
+. Davis. )
! Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Pratt will go
/ this afternoon to New York to spend
/ two weeks.
Miss Irma Rate has returned from a
few days visit in Boston and Lawrence.
I! Mass, with relatives.
Arthur L. Rhode ,e.,irned last night
from business trip to Boston for Moran
& Rhode, undertakers
i Miss Elizabeth Robinson, bookkeeper for
W. A. Morse, visited at her home in
Westminster yesterday.
Mrs. Harry johnson and son, Howard,
of Rutland are visiting here in the home
of E. F. Libby for IL days
Francis Burns of White River Junction
is here to visit over Sunday in the home
of his sister, Mrs. Harry Robinson.
Il Mrs d. F. Doyle will go Tuesday to
!, Worcester to remain the rest of the week
with her daughter, Mrs Joseph Forrest
and family.
t Miss Margaret Nixon and Miss Mary
Coombs have begun working afternoons
and Saturdays in the Holstein- Friesiar
: Register Cos Office.
Mrs NJ j. Bull of Springfield, Mass.
was in town yesterday on business ant
visited her daughter, Mrs. William B
Houghton, in Putney.
William j. Mack, grand knight of tn
e Knights of Columbus, was in Burlington
this week to attend meeting of tn
: grand lodge of K of c.
!, Benjamin Butterfeld, a student in TIN
. Athol high school, is visiting here wit
his sister, Miss Mary Butterheld, in tn
a home of w. NJ. Irish over the week END
f Mr. and Mrs William Boyd and tire
children. who were called here by tn
o death of her mother, Mrs. Lewis Yeaw
: returned today to their home in Spring
a field, Mass.
n Miss Agatha Stafford, who had bee
: spending vacation of 10 days at he
y home on Western avenue, returned toda
60 Washington, D. c., where she has
IS government position
Miss Mildred Eddy returned Thursda,
o from Woodstock, where she went as
u delegate from the Centre Congregations
: church to the state convention of tn
4, Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
y deavor.
- Alfred Darling went yesterday
i Rutland to attend a conference of mar
: ayers of the plant department of til
- New England Telephone company. H
:, will go from there to Boston Sunday
:, attend union meeting.
Miss Christine Crol finished work t
day in the Holstein-Friesian Register Co
office and left for Gardner, Mass. whe
she will have position az stenograph
IN in the office of the Haywood Brothers
Wakefield Co, chair manufacturers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Hunt. Miss Re-
: Lyston and Miss Mary Mcdonald W
= go tomorrow to Rutland to spend t
!. day Mr.. and Mrs. HINT will he CUES
~ Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Mason and Vt
- 1.yston and Miss Macdonald will visit
h Miss Lyston's home.
Mrs. Arvine Pike and daughter, Mi
in Bernice Pike, are expected to return
is morrow from Bridgeport, Conn, a
III. Springfield. Mass, where they have be
,se visiting week with relatives Miss Pi
is will return Monday to her work in t
M Holstein-Friesian Register Cos office.
er. Willard Coleman. Francis Carson a
on Clarence Burke, all of the University
Ter Vermont. came yesterday 10 spend t
ia, weekend at Mr. Colemans home
nut South Main street. They went to A
ese herst today to attend the Massachuse
he Agricultural College University of V
lea mont football game
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