The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-15
PERSONAL.

Miss FRANCES Martell IS visiting hef
| sister in Boston.
Miss Marjorie Leach is visiting in
South Londonderry.
| Miss Mildred Bancroft, nurse, is in |
Greenfield caring for DR.. Zabiskie
Jacob p. Estey went today to Am
herst, Mass. He will return tomorrow.
G. C. Tyrel was in Bellows Falls yes
terday on business. He will return to-
day.
j. Z. Mann returned last night from /
New York, where he had been on bust !
pess.
Miss Ethel Millington viii go tonight
to Greenfield to visit her sister over
Dallas F. Pollard, income tax col |,
leetor, is here from Bellows Falls to- /
day on business.
r. j. Eldridge returned last night |
from Boston, where he had been since
Thursday on business.
Miss Flossie b. Oher will have two
weeks vacation from her work in j. f.
Mann 5 store. beginning Monday.
Miss Rene Lyston, stenographer in
7. I. Brittan's office, went to her home
in Rutland to remain over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Reed of New
York are here to spend the week end
with DR.. and Mrs. L. s. Edwards.
Mrs Charles Williams and daughter,
Barbara, of Mortified, Mass, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Dunham.
Miss Gertrude Brown went today to
, Newfane to visit in the home of her
sister, Mrs, Karl Maher, over the week
end.
Il. II. Chapman will 90 Tuesday to
, Syracuse, n. Y, TO attend the II. A.
Meyer sale of cattle, which lasts three
. days
Charles Stolte of Fairhayen, Mass.
! is spending few days here with his
mother, Mrs. Meta Stolte of Forest
Street.
Miss Clara Tarbox of the Holstein-
Fricsian association force went today
! to her home in West Dummerston to
; spend Sunday.
!. Mrs Frank Dunklee, operator in the
6 telephone exchange, has been having a
? few days vacation from her work She
win resume work Monday.
Il G. H. Smith has returned from a
A weeks stay in Boston and Melrose, hav-
ing gone to Boston on business and to
+ Melrose to visit his mother.
n Mr.. and Mrs. John Livermore OF
Greenfield were here today to attend
the marriage of their son, Ray Liver
mere and Miss Helen L. Morris.
u Mr. and Mrs. Ellis johnson and son
Eugene, will come today from Green
field to remain over Sunday with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Baldwin.
\ Mrs. F. E. Phillips returned thi.
morning to her home in Dummerston
after having spent several days her,
with her daughter, Mrs. o. f. Stevens
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll A. Wood ar
expected to return tonight from a two
weeks vacation spent at Mrs Wood
former home in Amesbury and in Bos
ton.
Mrs A. Z. Wood, who is spending tn
winter in Boston, has been in town tn
past two days. She went today I
keene to visit before returning to Bos
ton.
Mrs. j. Golette and twin daughters
Alice and Clara, of Fitchburg, Mass, ar
visiting in town over the weekend wit
her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Croker.
Miss Agnes Mack returned last nigh
II from New York, where she went to NEE
Miss Elizabeth Doyle and buy spring mi
linery. Miss Doyle will return mex
n week.
n Harold S. Harwood of the nav;
station at New London, Conn, can
this morning to the home of his sste
Mrs. Austin w. George, to visit ovt
Sunday.
Sergeant Alexander Exner, fofmerl
of Company I, is expected Monday fro
Camp Wadsworth, Spartanhurg, S.
to spend 15-day furlough with Ii
wife and parents.
T. r. Russell of ST. Johns, Newfonn,
4 land, is expected today to visit ov,
Sunday in the home of his father-il
law, Peter Rate. He had been in DO
ton and New York on business.
Mrs. George L. Durham returned Ia
night from New York, where she WEI
week ago with her daughter, Nj
Harold w. Mason, to meet Lieut. N
son, who arrived Wednesday on Il
Stockholm of the Swedish Amerie:
line. About 1000 men and 800 casu
officers We're aboard the Stockholl
Lieut.. and Mrs. Mason will remain
New York until the first of the wee
when they will go to Washingto
where Lieut.. Mason viii report. 1t
expected that they will return TO Bra
tleboro in about & week or 10 das
but Lieut.. Mason does not expect
receive his discharge for a month
= more.