The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-18
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Miss Irma Rate Is assisting in Hough-
ton u Simond's store during the holiday
season. '
Miss Eliza ]. Davis. who was taken
JniS week to the Memorial hospital, is a
Robert H. DeviIIe of Troy. y. Y. is ex-
pected tonight to spend the weekend in
town with friends.
j. +. Jacobs of Agawam. Mass. f,r-
merry a resident of this town, was a Wis
ltor here yesterday.
Stewart S~tearns, student at Dartmouth
recess at his home.
Mrs, w. R. Daley has begun working
afternoons in the Huntress Adams store
until after the holidays.
Miss Edna Putnam. who had been in
q week with tOnsilitis. will resume work
Monday at the Peoples National bank.
Mrs. L. G.. Howe of st. Johnsbury is
spending a few days in town with her
aunt, Mrs. Eugene Clark of Frost street.
Miss Mary Fenton will resume work
Monday in the office OF the Durham
brothers company, after a months vaca-
ton.
Francis Austin of Dartmouth college
ChaDln street over the Christmas holt
days.
Miss Elizabeth Shaffner. a student at
the School of Domestic Science in Boston,
came last night to remain at home two
weeks.
Homer Corliss, student at the BrattIe-
borO Business Institute. went last night
t. his home in St. .Johnsbury to spend
the Christmas vacation.
Miss Mabel f. Bailey. principal of the
West Brattleboro Academy building, is
working during the Christmas holidays in
Goodnow, Pearson & Hunts store.
Leonard Pearson, student at Dartmouth
collage came last nIpRt 10 his home ON
Tyler street to spend the vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. /. Pearson.
Mrs. c. r. W%hittemore, who had been
visiting in town with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles II. Colt of Frost
street, has returned to her home in New
Miss Madeline A. Gregg. who is 4
teacher in the schools in New Bedford,
Mass, is expected tonight to spend the
vacation in town with her mother, Mrs.
Justin Moran is expected today from
Hamilton. y. y, where he IS a fresh
man at Colgate university, to visit has
~arents. Postmaster and Mrs. NJ. j..
Moran, over the holidays.
Allan Davis came yesterday from
Mortified (Nt.), where he is a student
in Norwich university, to remain during
the vacation with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Davis of Estey street.
Mrs. G.. J. Perkins returned last night
rom st. ,Tohnsbury, where she attended
the state Grange meeting. Mr.. Perkins,
who also attended the meeting, IS eN
~octed to return the first Of the week
He is remaining on business.
Mrs. Albert u. Jacobs of West Brat
tlcbOrO. who had been critically IL with
pneumonia, is improving slowly. DIR. Il.
r. Lynch was called in consultation this
week md operated upon Mrs. Jacobs,
putting a drainage tube in one lung.
F,r,r-oJ1 owl rr,v,pToo youtv was Uipou
Miss Anna Curtin last evening by II
Of her girl friends in the home of Mrs.
G.. f. Anderson of n Canal street. She
was presented a handsome cameo ring. A
buffet luncheon was served. Miss Curtin
viii finish work today as monotype opera
tor for the Vermont Printing Co. She
plans to leave soon for Pittsfeld.
Members of the high school faculty
who viii spend the holidays out Of town
are: Principal Julius f. Warren, &C
c%0mpauied by Mrs. Warren and daugh-
fer, Nancy. to Worcester, Mass. Miss
Harriet Baker to Mills. Mass. Miss
! NTaude GIa2ipr to North Levnrett. Mass.
! Miss Amy Holland to Fitchburg, Mass.
/ J.. +. OR0urke to H0lycke. Mass Rob
crt r. Parker to bakersfield Miss Ber-
] tina Piggott to Lowell. Mass. Miss Or
lana Ranney to Fitchburg Miss Helen
A. Wallis to Beverly, Mass. E. Ken
meth Wilson to Bowdoinham. Me. Miss
Mary Henshaw to Schenectady, n. Y.
The report cards for the fall term were
issued yesterday and are to be returned
the first week of the winter term.
Is it hard for you to think what to
! rive? Read BARRIERS advertisement on
Page 5.-Adv.
Christmas wreaths, holly and Christmas
trees. R. H. Messenger, IS Linden st.
ADV. l243-248