The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-30
PERSONAL.

tomorrow for Boston for a week stay.
Frank Clark will go to Springfield
Vt.) to spend Labor day with his
sister, Mrs. Lane.
Mrs. Herbert w. Sanderson and
daughter, Ruth, left yesterday to visit
relatives in Lancaster, N. II.
Sumner Horton of Kalamazoo, Mich,
is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. A. o.
Norcross, and other relatives.
Miss Irene Long will have a vaca-
ton next week from her work in the
office of thesDunham Brothers Co.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ross and sister, Nell
lie, have returned from visit in Hart
ford, Conn. and Springfield, Mass.
Miss Marjorie Waterman left this morn
ing for New York and the seashore to
visit friends and relatives two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Fred l.. Lowe attended
the funeral of Mr.. loves uncle, Leslie
d. Lowe, in Townshend Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Miner and Har-
old Miner will go to Laurel lake, near
Fitzwilliam, n. H., to spend Labor day
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. E. Young and Mr.
and Mrs. E. F. Young will 60 to Hamp-
ton Beach, N. H., to spend Labor day.
A. R. Rice underwent an operation at
the Memorial hospital Wednesday morn
ing DIR. G. r. Anderson was the surgeon
Mrs. Robert Z. Higley is caring for
A. r. Rice, who underwent an opera
ton in the Memorial hospital Wednes
day.
Miss Harriet Jackson, who is principal Of
the high school in Catskill, n. Y, has re
turned there, after spending few days
in the home of j. E. Mann.
Herbert Johnson came by automobile
yesterday from Winchendon, Mass, t.
visit his mother, Mrs. Alice johnson
and other relatives over Labor day.
Miss Anna Anderson win finish worl
today for the Durham Brothers Co. ant
viii begin work next week in the of
| flee of the Twin State Gas & Electri,
Co.
Mrs. Frank Rice and three children
returned yesterday to their home il
Greenfield, Mass, after visiting sine
| Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. John We
| vier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Stone and Mrs
Olive Putnam of Townshend visited yes
terday at c. w. Berry's Mr.. and Mrs
! reunion
C. II. Aiken of Orange, Mass, will
| come tonight to spend the holiday witt
his mother, Mrs Mary Aiken, and sis
tiers, Mrs. w. E. Pellerin and Mrs. Ere,
Betterley.
| Mr. and Mrs. l.. H Miller left today 70
Boston to spend Labor day. They vii
be accompanied home by their son, lie
land. who has been visiting in Manche:
| ter, \. H.
/ Miss Carrie f. Cobb of Springfield
| Mass, is a guest in the home of he
sister, Mrs. w. t. Haigh. She has jus
returned from a month s outing a
York Beach, Me.
Mrs. Julius Wood and son, Paul, o
| Rochester, n. Y, came Thursday nigh
to visit Mrs. Wood s mother, Mrs.
o. Norcross, and other relatives two Q
three weeks. She will be joined late
by Mr.. Wood.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Condray and so
of Weathersfeld. Conn.,, will come to
morrow to visit over Labor day in til
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Crosby. Be
fore they return to their home the
) will visit in Springfield, this state.
II Rev Herbert P Woodin. d. D., wi
return today from his cottage at Bootf
bay Harbor, Me-, where he spent tn
month. He will resume preaching
1.-The Centre Congregational church tt
! morrow. Mrs. Woodin and son, Know
ton, and DR.. Woodin g sister RENAME
at the cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmot A. Putnam an
daughters, Marion and Winnifred, an
son, Waldo, who spent two weeks at ii
home of Mr.. Putnam's sister, Mrs
w Berry, left this morning for the
home in Leominster, Mass. They also vi
tied relatives in Townshend.
Harry c. Shaw, formerly private seer
tary to United States Senator Ca
h roll s. Page and for the past seve
:. years member of the editorial staff {
i the Rutland Herald, left Rutlan
! Thursday for Manchester, n. H., to b
+ come political writer on the staff (
!. the Manchester Union. Mr.. Shaw W;
on the Reformer staff before going
Rutland.