The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-31
PERSONAL.

Edwin &. Doyle of Keene, formerly
of Brattleboro, visited here over Sun
day
Miss Minnie Miller, who has been i'll
with rheumatism the past two weeks, is
in her home on Williston
street.
Charles Lindsey and family moved
today from Putney road to South Main
street.
Miss Esther Barrett went Saturday.
to Burlington to visit in the home of
Dr. and Mrs. Morrison, the latter being
her sister. III
Harry Holland, clerk at the Brooks
House, spent the weekend at his home
in Amherst
Mrs. Benjamin Newton went this
morning to Poultney to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis.
William F. Urus and family will move
tomorrow from 209 South Main street
to 2l3 on the same street.
Miss Maude Higgins, teacher in Mont
clair, n. j., came Saturday to spend a |
vacation at her home on Canal street.
Miss Ena McKinnon, nurse, will
leave tomorrow for her home in Nova
Scotia to spend several weeks vaea-
ton.
Charles D. Higgins of Bellows Falls
was a visitor in town Friday in the
home of his sister, Mrs. Edward j.
Fenton.
Miss Dora Rohde. bookkeeper in the
Crystal Springs Ice Co.'s office, is i'll
in her home on Organ street with a
severe cold.
Miss Edith Washington went Satur
day to Derby Line to visit a few days
| in the home of her brother, Frank
| Washington.
| Mrs. Frank Brounelle of Milton, who
spent the weekend here with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Nolin, returned to her homo
this morning.
moving into the bungalow on High
Lawn road which they bought recently
of f. s. Hall.
Miss Anna Sehorling has finished
work for Mrs. Ct. II. Smith milliner,
and has returned to work at E. L. Hill
dreth & Co. s.
Mrs. A. f. Hadlock of Townshend IL
visiting in town with her sisters, Miss
Addie Morse and Miss Grace Morse of
Thomas street.
Miss Della Miller. who occupied rooms
in the Barber building during the win
ter, moved back today to her home on
High Lawn road.
4 Mrs. Thomas Clunc is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Joseph Kaiser, ir., and Mrs
Matthew Kaiser in Lawrence, i. L. and
in New York city.
Miss Margaret and Miss Helen Por-
ter of st. Johnsbury came Saturday to
visit here with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. P. Porter
Mrs. Harry c. Hodgkins of ST. Johns
bury underwent n serious operation last
week. Mr.. Hodgkins is travelling sales
man for Z. Crosby & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Livermore and her
nephew, Robert Pierce, of Greenfield
visited over the weekend in town with
her mother, Mrs. May Morris.
Paul Morris and son, Fred Morris, OF
Springfield, Mass, came Saturday tc
e the home of Mrs. Ida Frizzell. where
. Paul Morris win remain for a time.
: Miss Betsey Crosby and Winston
D Brasor returned last evening from
. Wethersfield, Conn, where they spent
: the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
j J. Coudray.
: County Agricultural Agent Waylant
d p. Frost left this morning for Spring
field and Boston on business connected
n with his work for the Windham County
i Farm bureau.
e Forest Harmon underwent Sigh
t operation on his foot in the Brattlebort
e Memorial hospital last week. He is bet
o ter and has returned TO his room at l.
IS Chaplin street
a Miss Margaret McGinn, stenographe
5, in n. D. Clawson' s offices, is spending
# few days vacation at her home il
Windsor Locks, Conn Miss Jessi
Pierce is substituting for her.
Mr.. and Mrs William B. Morrissea
and family moved Saturday from tn
house formerly owned by Jason Bush
nell on High street, and recently bough
r by Albert G. Dunklee, to Forest street
'e Mrs. Alice R. Baird, who had bee
;, spending a month s vacation in Hari
II ford, Conn, with her sister, Mrs. How
ii ard Sharp, returned last night. Sh
resumed work this morning in Hougf
Is ton & Simonds S store.
. E. f. Libbey, who recently sold hi
interest in the Park Drug store, left t.
Id day for Portsmouth, N H., where h
N will take a position in w. D. Grace
pharmacy. Mr.. Libbey's family wi
O. remain here for the present.
y Miss Susan Graffam, student
Wellesley college, came Saturday
s. spend the vacation with her parent
+ Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. GRAHAM of Chap
o street Miss Catherine Ashbymcr Z
of LAGRANGE, H., also a student at Welle
in ley, is her guest.
80 Miss Lucy G. Swift will go to Gui
ford tomorrow to give demonstrate
er on canning chicken and beef at : o'cloe
~ in the parsonage. Miss Swift will
ut in Bellows Falls greater part of Il
rest of the week in connection wit
us home economis work.
PIP Mrs L.. E. Allen left Saturday at
re er being in town few days on her ws
RS. from Washington, d. c., to Mancheste
n. H., where she viii make her hon
with her daughter and granddaughtt
Mrs. William Heard and Miss Blanc
Heard Mrs Allen has been living