The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-26
PERSONAL.

George E. Sherman attended the fair
in Greenfield yesterday.
Miss Nellie T. Grady is in the Brattle-
boro Memorial hospital for medical
treatment.
Mrs. Emma Tanning and Miss Vesta
Proctor went this afternoon to Proctor
to remain several days.
Miss Margaret Brosnahan has re-
turned from visit of several DAYS in
Springfield Mass, with relatives.
Ernest A. Brazer went to Jamaica yes
terlay TO attend the funeral of his moth
erin law, Mrs. Emmett Harris.
Miss Margaret Fleming, Miss Eliza
beth Moran and Miss Marie Eckels at
tended the Greenfield fair yesterday
Mrs. A. l.. Hamilton of Washington
street, who has been i'll several weeks,
following an operation, is out again
Mr. and, Mrs. G. E. Gould and sons,
Harry and Leon and Mrs. C. +. Brown
the Greenfield fair yesterday
Mrs. y. c. Sawyer, who has been Sc
riously i'll in Mrs Richardson's private
hospital on Prospect street, is better.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. p. Walbridge will
move next month TO Greenfield Mass
where he has been employed over year.
Mr. and Mrs +. L. Snow of West
Swanzey, y. H., have been here this
week on business and visited at Cliff
ton Fox s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Z. Leach were in
Greenfield yesterday and visited their
daughter, Miss Grace Leach, and attend
er the fair.
Miss Ellen Frederickson of the Hol-
stein-Friesian association Offices, will
resume work there Monday after two
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. Mitchell were
| called yesterday to Worcester to at
| tend the funeral of Mrs. Mitchell :
cousin, Mr.. Davis.
Ray Smith of Boston is expected to
night to spend the week end at Lesli,
| Smith s. Mrs. Smith and little son ar,
there to stay several weeks.
Mrs. l. Z. Holden, Mrs. w. F. Root anc
Mrs. A. w Rockwell returned last night
from Middlebury, where they attende,
the state meeting of the ID. A. r.
Frank Wheeler of Greenfield, Mass
and Mrs. Margaret Denote went toda,
to Manchester (Nt.) to spend the week
end with Mrs Denotes son, Harold Ben
son.
John E. Smith, proprietor of tn,
Main street garage, and Roger Sher
man and Charles Shippee went to Bos
ton this morning to drive back For
automobiles.
Philip VanBibber and family vii
i a.
4 Gardner, Mass. Mrs VanBibber an,
children are now visiting at her for
mer home in Belmont.
Jason E. Bushnell sustained an in
jury to his right arm while crankin;
a Ford automobile Sunday, tearing tn
ligaments. He was lifting against tn,
compression, when the crank slipped.
Mrs John d. Barrows and daughter
Miss Mary Cox, have closed their sum
mer home on Ames hill and returned to
day to their home in Springfield, Mass
Mrs. Barrows's other daughter, Mis-
Sybil Cox, has left for Cleveland, Ohio
to resume teaching in the Laurel school
G. A. Pigott of New York. presiden
and manager of the Corporators En-
cyclopaedia Co., came to Brattlebort
yesterday to remain 10 days or tw,
weeks in the interest of the 19l9-192(
edition of the encyclopaedia, which il
being published by Z. L. Hildreth & Co
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Palmer returned
last night from Rutland, where they at
tended the Baptist state convention
Mr.. Palmer, who has been having va
cation of two weeks from his work fo
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department, will resume work there to
morrow.