The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-20
PERSONAL.


in the Office of E. Crosby & Co.
Miss Nettie NJ. Bishop is i'll in her
home on Putney road with grip.
Mrs. L. F. Adams left this morning
for stay of few days in Boston.
Miss Harriet Riley. of .Keene has taken
a position as clerk in the Huntress-
Adams store.
Attorney n, D. Clawson went to Bur
lington today on business. He will re-
turn Thursday.
Mrs. Perley W, Porter is being cared
for by her sister, Mrs. Frank r. Gull
bert Of Athol, Mass.
Gardner ]. Davis of Poultney visited
| here Sunday in the home of his sister.
Mrs. B. w. Newton.
| Mrs. w. R. Tinker and son and her
mother, Mrs. MAYHEM visited friends
in Halifax over Sunday.
Miss Clara Adams Of Charlestown.
n. H., has taken a position in the
Brooks House pharmacy.
Mrs. Park r. Hoyt and son of Lacon-
ia, n. H., are visiting in town with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Howe
Miss Dorothy GRAHAM has opened an
Office in the Brooks House pharmacy
where she will do public stenography.
County Agent Wayland P Frost viii
| go to CambridgepOrt to speak at a
meeting of the Farmers club tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. harrington and
| Mr., and Mrs. Arthur B. Carter went
by automobile to Springfield, Mass, to-
day
i Miss Marion Betterley of the Hol-
stein Friesian association force is con
fined to her home on Canal street by i'll
ness,
Mrs G. L. Pearson has returned from
Boston, where she had been in the Corey
Hill hospital for treatment for rheu-
matisn.
Mrs. NJ. S. Jones has returned after
several weeks spent at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. J. II. Soliday, in Ded
ham, Mass
! Edmund J, Haus, who has been dis
charged from the service, has resumed
his former position in the Brattleborc
. Trust company.
: Miss Mildred Bryant of Bridgeport
: Conn.,, who had been a guest here OF
Miss Ruth Sargent, returned to hei
AAOiAAN y NSbSANoF
l Miss Lillian Lawton returned Satur
! day from Baltimore. Md, where sh,
had been several months with Mrs. vii
liam McGreevy and family.
0 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradley 81
2 Cleveland, Ohio, were guests ut tn,
:, Brooks House Saturday. returning t,
Cleveland Sunday afternoon.
Sergeant Pearl Clapp has returned
from St. Louis, No, where he went a
4 a delegate to the meeting of the Ameri
4 can legion, which recently was formed
$ Ralph B. Pettee began work yester
r day as shipping clerk for the Bradle.
it corporation. He will move his famil,
O. here from Windsor within a short time
Francis c. Burns of White Rive
r Junction, who has been discharge,
IS from the service, is spending severa
le days in town with his sister, Mrs. Harr
lg Robinson.
n John J Clarity, who has received hi
discharge from the service, has r,
turned to New Haven, Conn, TO resum
; his former work for the Ncw Yorl
= New Haven 6 Hartford railroad
ar Mrs J. Harry Estey and Mrs Erne:
E. Perry returned last night from Bo
ton, where they went to spend I'll
n weekend with their daughters, Mis-
~ Allethaire Estey and Miss Clara PER-.
al Appleton T. Miles, who was calle
to here by the death of his aunt, Mr.
nd James NJ. Tyler. will go tomorrow
a Bristol, Conn, where he expects to tai
IS a position with large manufacture
w concern.
=, Miss Mildred Hastings spent IL
- weekend in Springfield Mass. retur
~ ing last night to the home of Mr. ar
~, Mrs. H. J. Allen Of Canal street, whc
= SHE boards while attending the Brattl
boro Business Institute
ATTORNEY and Mrs. Frank E. Barb
and family moved today from the hou
at 81 Western avenue, which they so
recently to Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Culver
Ogdensburg, y. Y, to the house {
Linden street formerly occupied bv NJ
and Mrs. J. E. Smiley as the Metro
boarding house
, Mr.. and Mrs C. f. Adams have 7
turned to their home on the West +
yer road, after spending five months
the home of II, F. Brown at - FL
street. Their son, Claude, return
yesterday to Hartford, Conn, after b
ing home over Sunday A nephew, O
ear Bourn of Greenfield, Mass, was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Adams THU
day and Friday.
Miss Della NJ Sherman, who spe
the winter in Florida. has returned. s.
was at Eastlake most of the wintt
y though visited the east coast cities, /;
so visited Mrs. Mary Bigelow at TIA
pom Springs, going up the Auclote rive
She left Eastlake April Is, coming
water to New York from JacksonviI
The past month. she was with Mrs.
3. Perkins at Hartford, Conn.
H. P. Hunter, commander of Sed
wick post, G. A. r.. left yesterday
attend the annual state encampment
Rutland, where the annual sessions
the Woman q Relief corDS also Is in :,