The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-22
PERSONAL.

Howard Slack of Brookline, Mass,
was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Lyman Streeter is working for
the Vermont Printing company.
Miss Edna Patterson visited over Sun
day with friends in Springfield, Mass.
Frank G. Harmon of Greenfield is
spending a few days in town with his
family
Mr.. and Mrs Harold w Mason have
begun housekeeping in their house on
North street.
Letter Carrier Thomas A. Austin, who
had a week 5 vacation, resumed his
route yesterday.
Miss Evelyn Staples of Lowell, Mass,
is visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. G. Staples.
Mrs. W. F. Styles of Keene is visiting
here today with her brother, Fred II. /
Morse of Main street.
Miss Isabel jerks of Springfield lytl |
/ s spending two weeks in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Jefts.
Mrs Harry Edwards of Simonsyille |
underwent serious operation yesterday |
in the Memorial hospital.
Miss Margaret Martell returned yes |
terday to Boston, where she Is employed,
after few days visit here.
Mrs. Byron Howe of New York is visit
4 ing here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
II. G. Smith of Guilford street.
| f. c. Moffatt will go tonight to East
Berkshire to attend the funeral OF his
grandmother, Mrs. Frank Hadd.
/, Mrs. Florence Collins came last night
from New Bedford Mass, to visit week
with her sister, Mrs Leon Gould.
Mrs. H. L. Alillingtsn of Wilmington
) was admitted to the Memorial hospital
! this morning to undergo an operation.
Miss Marion NJ Rice went today to
New Haven, Conn, for visit of two
iweeks at the home Of Mrs. John Tilson
Mrs. G. H. Watkins and three children
of Walpole \. H., are visiting in town
4 with her parents. Mr. and Mrs William
NJ Brown.
$ Mrs. Wheeler B. King, who had been
i spending week with her sister, Mrs Ar
thur H. Brasor, returned today to her
home in Bridgeport Conn.
n Miss Florence Converse accompanied
her brother Avalon Converse, as far a.
g New York this morning he being on his
) way to Cleveland, Ohio, by automobile
d Evan Goodale Of Boston spent the
:, weekend in Brattleboro with his parents,
i Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Goodalc Of Western
; avenue.
Is II. G. Rico went TO New York city
: today TO attend the annual convention
= of the American Newspaper Publishers
association.
Earl Weatherhead, who fractured his
right wrist while cranking his automobile
and was in the Memorial hospital, has
returned to his home on Canal street
Mrs Alfred S. Thompson returned last
night from Washington, d. G., where she
IL went as a delegate to the national con-
] gress Of the Daughters of the American
ar Revolution.
lgl Mrs Neville P. Maurice has come here
&C from Morrisville and is with Mr.. Maurice
ne At the Brooks House. They are settling
On their home on Oak street, which MIR
Il Maurice bought of Glenn c. Gould
n f. c. Young came from Boston to spent
rs Saturday and Sunday with Mrs Young
~ n the home of her parents, Major an'
ct Mrs Fred ". Childs. They returned t.
their home in Boston Sunday.
- Io Mrs. Edward II. Frank was CUES
= Yesterday of Mrs. NJ j. Moran on he
10 way to her home in Holyoke, Mass Sh
IF had been visiting in Bellows Falls wit
1e her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bar
at rett.
ed Mrs. Raymon S. Richardson, who Wis
* tied here two weeks with her parents
- Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Brown, has re
turned to her home in Lowyille, \. !
accompanied by Mr. Richardson, VIII
spent one de- here.
IL Miss Clara Perry and Miss Hele
Decker of Washington, D. G., returne
to Lasel seminary yesterday after
"' visit in the home of Miss Perry rs pa
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Perry. Mis-
~ Decker is a daughter of Rear Admire
- Decker
ns' Sergeant Benjamin F. Bingham can
sh' last night from New York to spend
alp csbarlos T. Ri,,o,,am SERGEANT Rinaha1
or who was member OF headquarte
troop, q the division, has received h
ave discharge.
re Lieut.. Col. Walter O. Cooley, Mai
,,Se. Linn d. Taylor, Captain Ernest ". I'll
hey son and Senator Sanford A. Daniels lie
ar this morning by automobile for Can
Tor Devens, Aver, Mass, where they we
mad to witness the review of troops bel1
ealp held in honor of the governors Of t
this New England states.
Mr. and Mrs Walter A. Perkins
With Oak Bluffs. Mass, after visiting NJ
iuil, Perkins's sister. Mrs. II. j. Moran, ha
hing returned to their home. Mr.. Perki
this manages a restaurant in Oak Bluffs
g is the summer and one at Southern Pin
lere, S. c., in the winter. His father also ma
arts ages hotel IN the same places duri
Adv the summer aud winter
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