The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-25
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

street, are spending the day IN Spring |
field, Mass. 'aas
Mrs. HERBERT Ashmore and son, Theo-
dore, of Flushing, N. Y, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs, Ebert Simons
Rev. Z. Q. S. Eosgood went yesterday
to Boston to attend the Unitarian ami
versary week. He will return the last
of the week.
Mrs. Frank ". Pier will go Friday to
Wilmington to speak at a Mother and
Daughter banquet that evening in
Grange hall.
Miss Nellie Agan of White River
Junction came yesterday afternoon to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robinson of
Clark street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris of Mil
lers Falls spent Saturday in town with
his brother, Louis Harris and family
of High street.
Leon Bemis and family, who had been
living in the George Wells estate house
on Green street is moving to Jamaica,
where he formerly lived.
Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander and
| son. Maxwell, and John Macdonald of
GraniteviIle spent Sunday here with
| Mr. and Mrs. Roswell Miles.
Mrs w Fl. Minor of Cincinnati is ex
pected tomorrow to visit over night with
Mrs Jennie NJ. White, on her way to the
| Walker farm in Dummerston.
| Mrs c. T. Bingham returned Sunday
svening from East Orange. n j., where
;he had been since Tuesday to visit
in he home of her son, Harry A.
Bingham.
Miss Emroy Griswod, who had been
wing the past year at Mrs. George
Mathcr : on Western avenue. has gone
0 the Memorial hospital for medical
| treatment
Miss Ruth MAYNARD, who has a posi-
ion in the office at Goodnow Pear
on & Hunt s drygoods store, has re
, urned to her work there after several
| lays illness.
Mrs Z. Tanning and sister, Mrs. c
=, Garfield, of New York, who are guests
, ut the Brooks House. have hired The
Amidon bungalow at Chesterfield, n
H.. for the summer.
Miss Elizabeth and Miss France
Murray of Gardner, Mass. who hat
,, been visiting here with their sister
Mrs. David s. Carey, since Friday, re
turned yesterday to their home.
Harry Plumb, student at the Uni
Y versity of Vermont, is spending fey
! DAYS at his home on South Main stree
while eonvalescing from a slight oper
alton in the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Miss Ida Miller of Shelburne Fall.
who has been a guest the past week o
: | her cousin, Mrs. Jennie NJ. White of Put
!. ney road. will return to her home Thurs
= day. Mrs White will accompany he
). there for visit
Mrs. Fred Dimes is visiting at he
fforfner home III Albany, n. Y. NJ
and Mrs Dimes have hired an apar
ment in the Manlev building on Hig
street and will begin housekeepin
there next month.
Miss Elizabeth Griffin. who recent
completed post graduate course
dietetics at the Johns Hopkins un
versity. is a guest here a few days I
| Mrs. Victor Space on her way to h
home in st. Adams.
Mrs Russell May and son, Randa
| Haviland, who visited here with h
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Randa
has returned to her home in BLOOMFIELD
y. J., accompanied by Mrs Randa
who viii visit her there.
| Kenneth Q. Smith, son of Mr.. and Nj
: Houghton G. Smith of Brattleboro. a
| Miss Viola f. Murphy, daughter of y
and Mrs. Sylvester A. Murphy of We
Haven, Conn, have filed marriage inte
tions in Winchendon, Mass.
Mrs. Sarah Howard. who had been
1 the Memorial hospital five weeks f
4 lowing an operation on one eye, p
formed by DR.. w R. Noyes, is nj
staying in the home of her niece, NJ
d. w. Harris, in West Brattleboro.
Miss Helen Reyes of Nutley, n
is spending several DAYS in town W
a friends. She will go to Spofford |;
o get her summer camp ready for
cupancy this summer Miss Keyes
poets to have more girls this year
q the camp than ever before.
- Mrs. Alice Risbv went yesterday
Boston to remain several days.
|0 niece, Miss Clara Perry, who is a
. dent in the Boston School of Fine
and Design, will accompany her HI
Saturday to spend the summer at
.at home on North street.
fed Mrs Fred S. Knight and aunt.
,wn Adelaide /. Hawley, left yester
9Th, morning for Warren, Mass, where \
the Hawley will visit relatives about
weeks. Mrs. Knight went today
,;u Springfield, Mass, to attend the
~ nual meeting of the New England
,;tb triet Woman s American Baptist F.
loo eign Missionary society, which is
on ing held in the First Highland Bal
church. The sessions open today
will close Thursday