The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-26
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Brattlcboro Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Nj. j. Moran is spending several
days this week with relatives in Keene,
n. II.
Mrs. Albert Wrisley is assisting in
Huntress & Adams's store during vaca
tions.
Miss Mavis Benedict of East Orange,
n j., came today to visit Miss Evelyn
Harris.
Mrs Charles Johnson of Mortified,
Mass, was a guest over last night of Miss
Ruby Thurber.
Miss Mildred Forbes of Canton, N. Y,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs, E. E. Mather of
West Brattleboro.
Miss Mather of Marlboro is visiting in
the home of her sister, Mrs Albert Dun
klee of High street.
AIR. and Mrs, Carl A. Mitchell will go
tomorrow to Worcester, Mass, to visit !
Mr. Mitchelfs parents.
Miss Sarah Vanderpool of Troy, n. Y,
has been visiting here this week with her
brother, j.. i. Vanderpool.
Miss Maude Higgins of Montclair, n.
j., is here to spend the summer vacation
at her home on Canal street
Mrs. c. f. Mann and daughters, Louise
and Mildred, are visiting relatives inI
Dover and Wardsboro this week.
Robert Simonds went this morning to
Springfield w.t., to visit in the home of
his aunt, Mrs. George Whitney, and fam
lily.
Mrs Fayette Miller is substituting in
the office of the board of trade until a
successor to Miss Gladys Adams has been
secured.
Elmer Lewis of West Haven, Conn, is
visiting in town with his brother, Will
liam Lewis of Washington Street, also at
H. NJ. Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Stearns went
to Weston yesterday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Stearn s aunt, Mrs.
Jane Drury.
Kilion Lansingh, student at Worces
ter academy. is here with his mother,
Mrs V r. Lansingh, at the Walter Walk
er farm in Dummerston.
George Holden and family are moving
| this week from 10 Organ street to the
| farm which he recently bought in PNtney
of William B. Houghton.
Miss Mabel Warren finished work this
| week in the Holstein- Friesian association
offices and began working this morning
for the c. T.. Bradley corporation.
Mrs Frank Foster of Leyden, Mass.
| came yesterday to the home of heI
| father, Wells Bardwell to remain and at
tend the high school alumni reunion.
Arthur Tinker, who is employed II
Ludlow and who had been visiting here
since Saturday with his mother, Mrs. "
r. Tinker, returned yesterday to Lud
low.
Mrs. Emily Tanning and sister, Mrs
Garfield, of New York, who had beer
guests at the Brooks House, went yes
terdav to Pine Grove Springs, Spoffort
lake, to stay several weeks.
J. c. Day, manager Of the Huntress
Adams store, is in Boston this week will
the Chamberlain syndicate, on business
for the company Frank Hmtrcss AM
, Carl Adams Of Keene also are in Boston
f. N. Goodenough Clarence Brooks an,
, | Albert Houghton are at -fspofferd lake, a
. Camp Namaschaug and other cottage
! around the lake. doing electrical work
-, They expect to be there about two week.
Mrs. Conrad Won Klock and baby O
, Boston came last night to remain wit
Mr. Won Klock during his stay here a
o demonstrator of washing machines am
. vacuum cleaners for the Twin State Ga
= & Electric company.
@ Miss Maud Brown has returned fror
O New Haven, Conn. where she has bee
@ teaching in the high school, to spen
. the summer with her parents. She wa
# accompanied by Miss Arbutus Saunders
n who will be her guest for few days.
d Private (frst class George Bigelov
r who was in the signal corps, A. f. +
e has received his discharge and has com
it here from Camp Mills, l.. |. Mr.. an
If Mrs. Bigelow went today to Sunset laf
d for an outing at the Noyes White co
Y tage.
Ie Silas Hamilton, student at Worcest'
lie academy, has returned from Hanovo
It \. H., where he went to attend con
4 mencement at Dartmouth college, and
$. here to spend the summer with his unc
x and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry X HAM
le ton.
< L. w Hawlcy and family moved t
n day from Chaplin street to the hout
which they recently bought of Z.
il Leitsinger of Crosby street Mr. 81
n MIS-. LCltSlngcf nave moved 10
as house formerly owned by the late Mi
I'd Jennie Whitney on Western avenue.
IN Mrs. Allan D. Brown left yesterd
r, morning for Denver, Col, where she W
~ spend the summer with her son, Lei,
I'd Commander William Pierce Brown Nj
nn Brown was accompanied by Miss Dorotl
n Sutherland, who will go as far as Ii
coin, Neb, to visit. Mrs Brown w
ld make several stops en- route to DENY,
rs probably arriving there about the midt
he of July.
he Patrick NJ. Baker returned yesterd
an to Somcrville, Mass, after a weeks vi
es in the home of his aunt, Mrs Naur
Is Doyle of Elliot street Mr. Baker receI
OF ~ returned from Liverpool, Englal
tie where he served in the United Sta
ms debarkation Office, having been sent tn,
from France. He received his dischal
gs at Camp Devens. He is n son of t
III late p. NJ. Baker of Cambridge, Ma.
zee formerly Of Brattleboro.
tcr Miss Susan Graffam, daughter of J