The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-14
PERSONAL.

John Sullivan of Greenfield. Mass, VS.
tied in town Sunday.
Mrs. #. 4. Thompson left this morn
ing for Milford, Del, to visit few weeks
with relatives
Henry Chandler came this morning from
Newport, r. T., having been discharged
from the navy.
Miss Helen Morris has finished work
in Greenfield, Mass, and is at her home
on4 Forest street.
Miss Adele Cowles will 90 tonight to
Greenfield to attend dinner dance at
the Hotel Weldon.
Mrs. Luke Mann and son, Merton, and
Mrs Renne Mason of Hinsdale, visited |
in town "Wednesday.
Miss Ruth johnson, cashier in Hough. |
ton & Simonds's office. is having a vaca-
ton, beginning today.
Lawrence Colburn, who had been here
with Swift & Co, has been transferred
to the Burlington office.
+. w. Childs went yesterday to vii
mington to stay several days on account
of the illness of Frank L. Childs
Harry Hamilton of the firm of Hami-
| ton & Butterfield, shoe dealers in Green
| field, is i'll town today on business.
Kathleen Long, yeoman, stationed at
| Washington, ID. c., will come today to
her home on a six-days' leave of absence.
| Mrs Eta Paige of Athol. who had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Walter S.
Pratt, returned this morning to her home.
Mrs. May Morris, clerk in Houghton &
Simonds's store, is having a vacation,
which she is spending at her home in
town.
Miss Stella Gustafson and Miss Gladys
Adams LETT yesterday for visit in Bos-
ton and Providence, They will remain
over Sunday.
/ Rossmore Darling, who had been i'll
several months, during which time he
had been in the Brattleboro Memorial
hospital, is out again.
Frederic c. Adams was in Springfield
/ (Nt.) last evening to attend concert
and ball given by the Masonic order Mr..
j Adams sang at the concert.
Miss Grace sherman returned yesterday
to her home in Walpole, n. H., after hav-
ing spent several days in town with Mr..
and Mrs G.. E. Sherman
Frederick Schramm, who is on the de-
stroyer Vedette, has been spending a
weeks furlough at his home on Belmont
avenue He will join his boat Monday.
Miss Ellen Austin finished work
"Wednesday in the Holstein-F riesian Office
and went yesterday to Greenfield, Mass,
TO work as stenographer in Potter & Son s
grain store.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Remis entertained
) several Of their friends Wednesday even.
ing in their home at IT Clark street Pitch
: was PLAYED and refreshments of coffee and
| cake were served
!, Miss Mary Danyew will finish work Sat
i urday in the IIolstein- Friesian Office and
7 viii begin work Monday as assistant book
keeper and stenographer in the office Of
e Goodnow, Pearson & Hunt.
! Harry W White will return to his
r home in Yonkers, y. Y, tomorrow after
4 spending several days with his family al
d 10 Cedar street. Mr.. White will be &c.
t lcompanied by his oldest-daughter. Fldra
f. w Tier and family have moved her,
IS this week from Dummerston and hav'
e taken house on Washington street Mr.
f Tier has taken position with HoughtoI
t & Simonds in the drygoods department
; Mrs Johanna Kelley and niece. Mis-
K katherine Baker, who have been yisitin
e in the home of their sister and aunt, Mrs
Maurice Doyle OF Elliot street, two weeks
st viii return Saturday to Mrs. Kelley
# home in Someryille, Mass
y Mrs Harold A. Holder returned las
Is night from a two-week' 5 visit with he
II, daughter and son-n-aw, Mr.. and AIis
10 Charles p. Griffin, in New York. Nj
N Griffin has just recovered from a seriou
attack OF influenza
Lieut. W. ". Simpson arrived in Bra
tleboro Yesterday from Washington, D. I
rva lie landed at Newport News Saturda
a from France. Lent Simpson was withti
as ailplane acceptance park No. l. ut 0rl.
e. Seine. He has been ordered TO repoi
$. at Toledo, Ohio, Feb %.
yo Mrs. Flora Martin returned yestsrda
e. to her home in Monson, Mass, after ha'
ar ing been guest here several weeks
IS. Miss Mary j. Putnam of Prospect stree
he Mrs. James Fl. Aliens household goot
ne were moved yesterday from Mrs L. ]
he Greenes house on Oak street and we
put into storage
Mrs. Ernest Fadden and three childre
rs; who visited six weeks with Mrs. Patri,
Flynn of Morningside, returned Mond;
- to Springfield, Mass Her sister, Nj
Margaret Ryan, and Miss Franc
ORourke, also OF Springfield, visited
Mrs. Flynn's Sunday. and on Monday !;
companied Mrs Fadden and children