The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-18
PERSONAL.

row to Andover, Mass to enter Abbott
academy.
Miss Irene Cooper, who had been i'll
with pneumonia has recovered and is
back at school.
Mrs. David S. Carey has begun work
ing afternoons in Donnell & Davis s
millinery store.
Mrs. Carl w. Cushing is i'll in her
home on Central street and under the
care of physician.
Mrs. A J. Cufrier is visiting in
Springfield, Mass, with her niece. Mrs.
Addie Currier Gowdy.
Miss Helen Carruth of Meritisn,
Conn, has begun work this week in the
Postal Telegraph Co.'s Office.
Hadley Gibson will leave Monday for
Cambridge, Mass, to begin his sophie
more year at Harvard university.
Miss Margaret Brosnahan, clerk in
Austin's drygoods store. is spending a
few days this week with relatives in
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Harold Webster, clerk in j. E.
Mann S store, is in Hinsdale today at
tending the welcome to the returned
soldiers and sailors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin j. Austin of
New York are spending a few weeks
here in the home of Mr.. Martin 8 sister,
Mrs George Danyew.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. B. Barrows, after
spending the summer at their summer
home on Ames hill, have returned to
their home on Oak street
John Vevier went this morning to
Springfield Mass. to attend the East
ern States exposition and visit friends
and relatives the rest of the week.
II. R. Lawrence returned yesterday
afternoon from Springfield, Mass,
where he was one of the judges in the
| horse department at the Eastern States
| exposition.
! Miss Elizabeth Doyle of Mortified,
| (Vt.) formerly OF the firm of Doyle &
| Doyle of this town, has accepted po-
| sition in Rutland in a millinery store
| as trimmer.
Mrs. Alice Baird has returned from
vacation spent in West Hartford. Conn,
with her sister. Mrs. Howard Sharp and
/ has resumed work in the garment de
/ partment of the Huntress- Adams store
4 Mr. and Mrs. John j. Eekels left
/ yesterday afternoon for Middletown.
Conn. to attend today at 10 clock the
marriage of Mr. Eckels s sister. Miss
Mary A. Eckels, and James j. McMa-
n hon.
|, Miss bessie Worden is making good
n recovery from an operation for adenoids
and tonsils. which was performed last
week by DIR. Berkley Miss Blanche
Barden, nurse, has been caring for Miss
Worden.
4 Mr. and Mrs. David Fletcher of
Providence, R. l., who had been on an
automobile trip in the White mountains,
visited here briefly this week with
their cousin, Mrs. Harriet Howard of
| Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Mann and guests.
Fay Mann and Albert Lyon of Barre.
went to Springfield, Mass, this morning
to attend the Eastern States exposition
| Fav Mann will leave tomorrow for Cam
bridge to begin his second year at the
Harvard Dental school and Mr.. Lyon
will go next week to Hanover to ente,
Dartmouth college.
| Edmund Horton of Boston, who had
been visiting here three weeks in tho
home of his brother, w G. Horton. went
| to Springfield, Mass, today to attend
the wedding of his niece. Miss Doris
| Horton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milo
| Horton. Mrs. Harold Smith and Clvd,
Horton also went to Springfield to at
tend the wedding.
| Prof. and Mrs. A. W. Peach and son
| Bruce, have returned to their home in
| Mortified (Vt) after having spent the
summer at their bungalow on Ames
| Hill. Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Leinine
and daughter, who had been spending {
vacation there with Mrs. Leining :
/ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Barrows
have returned to their home in Provi
i dence.
i Miss Lucy G. Swift, formerly HON,
/ demonstration agent for Windhan
Il T county, New York, with headouarter
Il in Saratoga Springs, was in town YES
II terday afternoon on the way from he
II home in Middlesex to Springfield
II Mass, where she will attend the East
ern States exposition before returning
II to Saratoga Springs. She was tray
II cling by automobile
j Mr.. and Mrs Edward Schultz of Ben
II nington have moved here this week inf
II Mrs. Agnes Pike house on Wester,
II avenue, which they will occupy durin
II the absence of Mrs. Pike and grand
II daughter, Miss Grace Pike, in Spring
II field where Miss Pike will attend tn
II Bay Path Institute. Mr. Schultz has
II nosition as foreman at the yard for tn
II White River Chair company
IL Mile Rose Anna Normandin /
Reed ST., will resume the teaehino q
Il French; private lessons or small classe,
grammar, conversation or the Thirt
lesson French course. Prices REASONABLE,
y Adv. 1917