The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-19
PERSONAL.


teaching in New Haven, Conn
DR.. Edward s. Niles of Boston was in
town Yesterday on his way to Halifax
on business.
Attorney N. D.. Clawson is in Boston
today on business. He is expected to
return tonight.
q. T. Gregory went to Springfield,
Mass, this week to attend the Eastern
States exposition.
Mrs. John H. Allen and Mrs. Brad
ford of Bellows Falls were in town YES
terday on business.
George Messer of New Haven, Conn,
IS visiting here a few days at his home
at the Clark farm.
Mrs. Rodney Wheeler of Tullytown.
Pa, IS visiting at the home of Mrs.
Fred Brown for few weeks.
Mrs. R. II. Livermore of Greenfield.
Mass, came yesterday to visit her moth
er, Mrs May Morris, few days
| Miss Marion Knight is having a
| weeks vacation from her work in the
Office of the Estey Organ company.
Mrs. c. H. Smith went today to join
her husband in Springfield, Mass, aft
er which they viii go to Grand Rapids,
| Mich.
Mrs. B. r. Allen has come from Som
| erville, Mass, to remain for the pres
ent with Mrs. Julia Weber of Western
avenue.
Mrs, Allyn Crosby and daughter, Ar
leen, of Springfield (Vt) have been Wis
itors here this week in the home of Z.
| c. Crosby.
Mrs. W. E. Keteham of Hartford.
Conn. who was a guest week of DR..
and Mrs. III. l.. Waterman, has returned
to her home
| Miss Edna Patterson, who has a posi-
ton in F. w. Putnam s offices, will 90
tomorrow to Springfield, Mass. to re-
main over the weekend.
James Long viii go this afternoon to
spend the weekend with relatives in
Springfield, Mass, and to attend the
Eastern States Exposition.
Miss Margaret MeGinn, stenographer
IN n. ID. Clawson g law offices, has re-
turned from two weeks vacation at
her home in Windsor Locks, Conn.
Miss Ruth Danyew went this after
noon to Springfield, Mass, where she
will attend the Eastern States exposi-
ton and will remain over Sunday with
relatives.
| Mrs. A. G. Morrell and daughter, who
| had been living at Mrs. Katherine Ut
ley's on Linden street, have taken a
furnished apartment in the Wilder
building. IA
Mrs. j, Dorr Bradley and daughter. FL
1 IL, fa@4 - e
Boston after a stay of 10 days in town.
Miss Bradley was at the Bradley farm
during that time.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Clifford of Sa-
| lem, Mass, who had been on a trip by
automobile in the White Mountains
visited here this week with her aunt
| Mrs. Hannah Bullock
Harold Chase of Greenfield Mass.
formerly a student in the Brattleboro
high school, was visitor here over last
night, coming to attend the concert and
dance by MeEnelly's orchestra.
Miss Gladys Russell, who is now EN-.
ployed in the office of the Holstein.
Friesian Register company, will take Q
position as clerk in Goodnow Pearson
& Hunts store, in the new department.
Mrs. Moritz Capin and daughter
Alma, of Jacksonville Fla, who are
spending the summer at the Pellerir
farm on Orchard street, have returned
from few days stay in Springfield
Mass.
Miss Marguerite Bancroft, who ha6
been visiting here at her home on West
ern avenue, went today to Springfield
Mass, to spend Sunday. She will e
from there to Maiden, Mass, to max,
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Bailey and Mrs
| G. w. Cheney of Manchester, N H., Wis
tied at the home of Mr. and Mrs C. H
Converse last night. They were on al
automobile trip and left for their home
this morning
Mrs. Emma G. Brooks returned las
night from Gardner, Mass, where sh,
was called on account of the illness O
her father. E. F. Brooks She left hin
comfortable, but he is still in a hospi
: tai receiving treatment.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lorin w. Towne, VIII.
had been visiting at Louis A. Whit
ney's and in the home of his sister
Mrs. George H. Clapp, have gone t
: Keene to visit before returning to thei
home in Los Angeles, Cal.
Il Taylor Morse, who recently was dis
4 charged from the service and had bee
visiting here with his mother, Mrs Col
J, {. Morse since, left yesterday 70
!. Southbridge, Mass, to take position
: with the American Optical company
Mrs. Vera Wheeler. who spent tn
summer at her home ii, Barre Mass
= has returned to Brattleboro to be wit
her mother, Mrs. G. c. johnson, throug
the winter. Her son. Clyde Jakway
went Tuesday to Middleburv to take III
: the classical course at Middleburv col
lege, beginning his studies yesterday
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