The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-05
PERSONAL.

Bellows Fails with relatives.
Mrs. p Rate and daughter Miss
Helena Rate, went today to Richmond
to visit.
Mrs John B. Manley and Mr.. Manley's
mother went yesterday to Dorset to Wis
it few days with relatives.
County Agent w. P. Frost will go to
Wilmington tomorrow to attend the
Grange and farmers field day.
f. w. Smith and family moved Friday
from Prospect street to Samuel Hud-
sons house at 81 Maple street.
Miss Ruth Phelps of Canal street has
taken position in Roots pharmacy, be-
ginning work there yesterday morning.
Miss May Blake of Boston is guest
this week in the home of her brother,
Francis P. Blake and Mrs. Blake of High
street.
Mrs Leon /. Leader has been substi
tuting as stenographer in the office of
the Estey Organ company, during vaca-
ton time.
Miss Nan Foulton of Providence, r. L.,
came Saturday to be guest here several
weeks of Miss Edith Washington OF
Green street.
w. A. Vaughan of Fall River, Mass,
is spending his vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Vaughan, at
their home on Green street.
Harry Harlow, clerk in Houghton 4
Simond's store, who had been spending
a vacation at his home in Westminster
| West returned yesterday to his work
j. Herbert Bemis of Newton Center,
10 .e.& ba
home of his sister, Mrs. f. l.. Water
man, and with other relatives two weeks.
Miss Emily Guild left Monday for
Boston, where she has position in the
state house, after spending vacation
of two weeks at her home on Linden
street.
II. H. Filion, who has been employed
as plumber for j. +. Rogers the past
seven years, has finished work there and
has taken position as plumber in Bel
lows Falls.
Mrs. Julius j. Estey will 60 tomorrow
to Cambridge, n Y, to spend a few
weeks with relatives. Maurice Guiheen
chauffeur for Col. j. Gray Estey, will
drive the car.
/ Miss Charlotte Macleod of Winchen
don, Mass, is a guest of Mrs. George w
/ Tyler. Miss Macleod formerly was OF
/ Brattleboro and organized the Mutual Alc
association here.
Clyde Parkhurst is visiting in Chelsea
with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. l.
ID. Parkhurst. From there he will go tC
Fairlee lake to spend week with hi,
aunt, Mrs. Aldrich.
I Mrs. Clinton Emery returned yesterda,
to the Office of the Holstein- Friesian as
ISOLATION, after a vacation of two weeks
spent at her home in Vernon and Spring
field and Northampton, Mass
Miss Mary E. Schumacher and Mis-
Elizabeth Hennessey are at Miss Schu
macher's bungalow on Ames hill for al
indefinite stay They recently returne,
from overseas Red Cross service.
/ R. ID. Lull of Worcester Mass, west
| ern district manager for the New Eng
land Milk Producers association, is il
| conference with County Agent w.
Frost of the Farm Bureau today.
Miss Dorothy Knight, who had beer
spending vacation of several week
here with her grandparents, Mr.. ant
Mrs Arthur +. Knight, returned toda,
| " ltI HOHie III opi iisheiu Ilaeo-
Mr. and Mrs. d. HI. Cooper and daugh
ter, Irene, and son, Howard, returne
Saturday from months outing a
: Swanzey pond, n. H. Mr.. Cooper spen
. the week lends there with his family.
Miss Marion knight and Miss Rut
Sargent returned last night from Ferr
Beach, Me-, where they went as dele
gates from the Y. P. c. L. of the FRS
,Universalist church to attend the al
nual convention of that society.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wilcox and sol
Willard, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Sturges of this town, attended the golt
en- anniversary celebration of MIR. an
Mrs. E. P. Reed in Jacksonville, yeste
day. Mrs. Sturges is niece of NJ
Reed.
Miss Allie Morse visited over Sunday
Vernon with her sister, Mrs. NJ L. Rec
Their niece, Mrs. Harold Bidwell, al
husband, son aud daughter motored the
from Paxton, Mass, to spend the da
Other guests of Mrs Reed Sunday we
Miss Frances H. Osgood and Miss Bru.
both of Worcester.