The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01

BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

O. F. Benson and daughter, Natalie
were in Troy, N. Y, yesterday.
Stanley Nichols has returned from
visiting his parents in Warren, MISS.
Hugo johnson of Greenfield was at
his home in town over Memorial dav
Mrs. Janette Streeter spent the week
end in Greenfield as the guest of Miss
Ruth Whitney. ..al.,
Arthur L. Clapp, who visited in Bur
lnngton over the weekend, |, returned
home this morning. rs
e Z. ID. Law of New York spent Me-
mortal day in town in the home of
his dhele, Rev. R. A. Num-.
Mrs. E. H. A. Correa of New York
Els spending several days in town.. be-
| ing guest at the Brooks House.
Miss Margaret McGinn went Satur-
| day to her home in Windsor Locks,
Conn., to spend the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo H. Hackley of
Greenfield came Saturday to visit until
Sunday evening at c. w. Reeds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chaplin and Mr..
| Chaplin S mother of Boston were guests
at the Brooks House over Sunday.
Miss Norine Richmond visited at her
home in town over Sunday and yester-
day, returning last night to Greenfield
Mr.. and Mrs John Hackley of
| Greenfield visited in town Sunday with
Mrs. Hackley's aunt, Mrs. +. A. Whit
ney.
Mrs. C. A. Ward and son, Stewart,
| pf Tiplan raantia11 Nj I'D
| over the week end with relatives in
| town.
Victor A. Space, who has position
in New York, visited here over yester-
day with Mrs. Space at E. l.. Knowl-
ton IS.
Mrs. Mary Mickey returned last eve
ming from n short visit with relatives
in Turner's Falls and Montague City,
Mass
Scion Nesbitt, who is employed in
Springfield, Mass, was visitor here
with relatives over Sunday and Me
mortal day.
Charles H Welcome came from
Greenfield to spend the holiday with
Mrs. Welcome at H. p. Hunter S on
Elliot street
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana r. Stedman and
daughter, Dorothy, of Agawam, Mass,
are among the holiday visitors in Gown
| with relatives.
Miss Cloie Franklin, who has a po-
sition in Greenfield, visited at her
| home in Vernon and with relatives in
town over Memorial day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Manning of So.
Windham, Conn, visited over the holt
day with their daughter, Mrs. Robert
/ o. Mitchell, and family.
! DR.. f. A. Thomas of Walnut street
went Saturday to Manchester, n. H.
of Bellows Falls. Mr.. Babbtt and Fras.
er Metzger of Randolph were speakers.
Sydney Nixon, who is employed in
Southbridge, Mass, and Robert Jones.
who is employed in Worcester, visited
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. II. Nixon.
Mrs. John'L Knowlton of Cambridge,
4 Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lauirston T.
kknowlton of Providence, r. Ii. are
spending a few DAYS at the home OF Mrs.
Edward C. Clark of Oak street
Mrs. Charles H. Stolte and daughter
of Fairhaven, Mass, who had been Wis
:, iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan
, Goodhue, in Westminster West, are
guests of Mrs. Meta Stolte of Forest
| street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Prefontaine went on an
automobile trip through New Hamp.
shire over the holidays, returning by
way of Newport and White River June.
ton.
Miss Maud A. Brown, teacher in New
Haven, Conn, will return there this
afternoon after visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C. Brown. Raymond
Brown, who was here from Pittsburgh
Pa, returned yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Spaulding, Jr
and daughter, Beverly, of Fitchburg
Mass, returned last night to their
home after visiting relatives in town
Mr.. Spaulding's mother accompanied
them to litehburg for visit.
Miss Sylvia Crosby of this town. &C
companied Mrs. Frank Dewitt of New
fame to Annapolis, Nd, Saturday {,
attend the commencement at United
States naval academy. Ralph Dewitt
is member of the junior class.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fitzsimmons O
Passaic, n. j., who were on an auto
|
and Mrs. W. T. Haigh. Miss Carrie E
Cobb, teacher in Springfield. Mass, wa
at Capt. Haigh' s from Friday until las
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Manley and sor
Robert, went Sunday to Dorset to yisi
relatives. They were accompanied b
Mrs. Austin w. George and daughter
Martha, who visited in Rupert. TIL
party returned home yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Harriet E. Harvey, Harol
Redding and brother, all of Auburn
Me-, came Sunday to visit until thi
morning at Rev. DR.. Fl. p Woodin 4
Mrs. Woodin accompanied them thi
morning to Auburn, where she will re
main until the latter part of next weel
She viii address the Mission Band a
its annual meeting in Auburn mex
Monday, which will take place in he
old home church.
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