The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-27
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mr. and Mrs Dana futile of Green
field were visitors in town over the week
end.
Miss Lillian Harris went Saturday to
Albany, \. u, to visit friends several
days.
Mrs. Lowe of Townshend accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Rice, here
yesterday for a visit
Mrs Carrie E. Warner and Dolor
| Nolin spent yesterday in Athol with
Mrs. Warmers son, Aiken Warner, and
| family.
| John McCarthy has resumed work at
| the postothce, after weeks vacation IN
Albany and down the Hudson to New
| York city.
John Aher returned this morning to
his work in the office of r. J.. Hildreth
& Co, after a weeks vacation spent in
! New York.
| Miss Margaret Gorborino and Miss
! Irene Coombs returned Saturday from
Pawtucket, Il. J.. where they had been
visiting two weeks.
Miss Marion Knight returned last
! night from New York, where she spent
vacation of two weeks with her aunt
Mrs. Fred II. Holden.
! John Vivier returned Saturday after
10-dayS' trip to Syracuse and Little
Falls, \. Y, and Springfield, Fltchburg
and Greenfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton 7. Miles of
! New York city are here to spend two
weeks vacation with DIR. and Mrs. ). Il.
Lawton and Mrs. G. A. Miles.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Herrick of
| Worcester came Saturday to spend q
week in the home of his mother, Mrs.
! Charles w. Puffer of Frost street.
| Lyman Smith, who had been here two
weeks with Mrs. Smith at G. Il. Crosby VS.,
! left yesterday for Philadelphia. Mrs.
i Smith will remain here for a longer stay
! Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Durham and Mr.
and Mrs. ID. z. Dewitt returned yester-
day from a 10-days automobile trip
during which they visited Montreal and
Quebec.
/ Mrs. ]. n. Harvey and infant daugh-
ter returned Saturday from Boston. They
were accompanied home by Mr.. Harvey,
who had been in Washington, ID. c., on
d business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4. Boyden and Mr..
and Mrs. T. L. Britain returned yester-
day from a weeks automobile trip which
included Montreal, Quebec and the Adj
| rondacks.
Mrs. O. NJ Bixby and sister, who had
| been guests here Of Mrs. Alfred s..
! Thompson since their return from Spot
ford lake, left this morning for their
. home in Tarrytown, y. y.
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Mrs. II. c. Rice returned Saturday from
weeks automobile trip through north
ern Vermont to Montreal and Quebec
returning by way of Maine.
! Mrs. Isabelle (Davis) Simonds, who
has lived in the home of Miss Nellie T..
and Miss Ada 4. Eddy at 50 Green street
the past year. went today to the home of
! Mrs. f. \. Knight in West Brattleboro
to live.
Thomas a. Austin was operated upon
Friday morning in the City hospital in
| Holyoke. Mass. by DIR. +. 4. Mahoney.
| specialist of Holyoke. assisted by DIR.
| +. r. Lynch of Brattleboro. His con
t ditiOn is satisfactory.
] Mrs. George A. Metcalf and Miss Ruth
, johnson ACCOMPANIED Mr.. Metcalf to
/ Boston Sunday to attend the sessions of
the sovereign graBti lodge of Odd Fellows
/ The party is expected home Thursday.
and on their, way will stop in Cambridge
and East Templeton.
| G.. A. Mitchell returned Saturday from
Keene, where he had been three weeks
with Mrs Mitchell, who underwent a
| serious operation there two weeks aga
today. Mrs. Mitchell was moved yester-
day to the home of her sister, Mrs. Sum
ner Parker, in West Keene, where she is
making satisfactory recovery.
John c. Pellet reached home Satur-
| day night from a two-mOnths' trip ia
| Europe. arriving in New York Saturday
| noon on the steamship Mauretania
from Cherbourg. He attended the
| world Esperanto congress at The
Hague. made n trip through Holland
| with party of Esperantists and after.
ward visited Belgium and France max
ing trips TO all of the famous battle
fields. including Chateau Thierry, Yer.
dun and the Argonne forest.