The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-05
PERSONAL.

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home with jaundice.
c. V. Grant left Saturday on business
trip to Westerley, r. /.
Mrs. T. C. harrington returned Satur-
day night from q business trip to Boston.
Miss Florence Allen came from
Greenfield TO visit at her home over
the week end.
Benjamin Weeden, who had been visit
ing two weeks in town, returned Satur
day to Boston.
Mss Cara Tarbox went to Albany
n. Y, this rorning where she win en-
ter Albany Business college.
Mrs. Anna. Proctor, clerk in J. f.
Mann 5. drygoqds store. is having a val
cation this week from her work
Miss Norine Richmond was herr
from Greenfield to visit over the week.
end at her home on Highland street
Paul Bernard left yesterday after
noon for Boston where ne is studying
at The Boston Conservatory of Music
F. \. Wason of Greenfield Mass, came
Friday to T. w. Eason's and called on
othar friends here, returning home Sat
urday.
Mrs. A. F. Schwenk was called Satur-
day to Dayton, Ohio by the death of her
aunt, Mrs. George Goodhue, wife Of Dr..
Goodhue
Mrs c. A. Wood returned this morn
ing TO her work for Donnell & Davis.
m'lliners, after few weeks vacation
/ spent in town
/ Mrs. Lewis Chamberlain of East
4 Bridgewater, Mass, is visiting in the
home of her son, Leon D. Chamberlain
Of High street.
Miss Marie Long entertained 10 Of her
friends at her home at II Frost street
| Friday evening Games were played and
refreshments were served.
Miss Mary Butterfeld, student in TIRE
high school, returned last night from
her home in Jacksonville where she Wis
tied daring the vacation.
1 A. B. Pease. who has been employed
in the composing room Of the Hardwick
Gazette, took a position today Us adyer-
Using compositor with The Reformer
I ". c. Kreger OF Salina. Kansas, sales
manager of the Weber Flour company
was in town Friday and Saturday on
business at the office OF f. Crosby & Co,
Miss Marjorie Leach, who teaches in
the schools in Bellows Falls, returned
there yesterday after visiting during
the vacation at her home on Prospect
street
Harry Plumb and Hayden Randall
students in the University Of Vermont
went 10 Burlington today, after having
visited Ut their homes during the va
cation
Miss Lura Briggs, who spent the hol
days here with Rev. and Mrs Clarl
T. Brownell. returned Saturday. f
| Newark n. J., to resume teaching II
the schools
Roger sherman left this morning Ion
Poultney where he is a student in til
Troy Conference academy after having
spent the vacation at his home at the
Brooks House.
Miss Alice Buttprfeld returned YES
terdav afternoon to New York vher,
she has q position a. teacher. MIS-.
Butterfald spent tie holidays at hel
! homo in town.
Ernest Gibson and Allan Davis, stud
ents in Norwich university, returned L
j Mortified Yesterday afternoon. Hadlel
/ Gibson, who is in Harvard, returned L
( Cambridge yesterday
! Miss Elizabeth Spencer has returned
to Middleburv to resume her studio
in Middleburv college after spendn.
! the VI 81 o. with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Spencer.
Mrs F. Marion Brooks. formerly q
: Brattleboro who has been working 70
The government at WASHINGTON. D. c
has been transferred to New Mexico Mis-
) Evelyn and Reginald Brooks are Will
her.
c. R. Frcyenhagan has taken a 20
sition in Rosen's men : furnishing an
woman 5 garment store in Grccufpf d
!. bcginnjng work here this moring. 1T,
!. Freyenhagen vll have charge Of Ii
men $ department.
Edgar Lawton arrive dat his hon,
here Saturday noon from Fort McHsr
~, Baltimore, Md, where he had bee
stationed since arriving from oversee
He enlisted in April in Company
Sth infantry, and had been acting .
R"nard on the Rhine. He was oversee
about eight months.
Invitations TO the wedding Of Mis-
? Emily Kent and John Manning Va
Z Hansen. IT.. Of Upper Montclair, \
. have been received ii town Miss KeG
r is daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Robel
e Stroator Kent Of Guilford. The Ger
mony viii take place al 100 0 'cloc
saturday evening. Jan. II, III St. Jam,
10 church IA Upper Montelair. A roce
= ton viii fellow az the home Of NJ
and Mrs, Harry Kent Of that plac
: Miss Ing Holman OF this town viii
Miss Kent 5 maid OF honor
| Two 33xi Goodrich Plain tires, tv
SKI Goodrich non-skid tires, and fo1
33x4 Goodrich Gray tubes for sa'
! Run 50 miles Guaranteed Regul
! 1910 Il &c 90. 80. $3.50 q lnA II