The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-08
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

spend the holiday with Mrs. Space at
| u. L. Knowlton's.
Mrs. II. G. Z. Pratt is having vaca-
ttion this week from her work in Hough-
tor & Simonds's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Porter and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard S. Wellman attended
the Athol fair Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph I'll. Reed of Brook
| line, Mass, were guests over the holiday
of Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Clay.
Guy johnson, who is employed in
| Springfield Mass, came last night to
| spend few days at his home in town.
Louis Rate returned Monday after
noon to Hartford, Conn, after a few
| days stay at his home on Beach street.
William Guiheen of Brooklyn, n. Y,
came Sunday night for visit at the
| home of his grandfather, John Guiheen.
Hazen Z. Stockwell is having a two
weeks vacation from his work at the
Peoples National bank, beginning this
week.
Mrs. Pauline A. Ward returned yester-
day from a three-weeks' vacation at Re
we're beach and Springfield, Mass, with
| friends.
1 MT. ana MIS- II. l.. VI hIoNc
street returned yesterday from visit
in Meriden, Conn, with her father, c. +.
Drescher.
Mrs. E. P. Reed, who had been spend
ing a week here in the home of her SOM
c. w. Reed, returned today to her home
| in Jacksonville.
| Ferdinand Klinge returned yesterday
to his home in Easthampton, Mass,
after visiting over the holiday with his
sister, Mrs. f. B. Walker.
o. Miss EVELYN Austin, who had bean
| working during the summer vacation in
Houghton & Simondss store, finished
work there Saturday night.
| Mrs. Eva Bracket of this place and
| Mrs. Eva White of Holyoke, Mass, left
| Saturday night for a visit of two weeks
with friends and relatives in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stockwell and fam
lily of West Somerville, Mass, were reg
istered at the Brooks House over the
holiday and visited at F. r. Vaughan's
Mrs. N H. White and Miss Marjorie
White returned Monday from Glen
wood, L. l., where they visited two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Faw.
| cett.
Miss Elizabeth Sullivan, who has been
guest of her sisters, Mrs. Charles f.
| Cook and Mrs. Jerry Twyon, several
weeks, returned today to her home in
Flushing, L. l.
Mrs. Clyde V. Chamberlain and
| mother, Mrs. H. b. Willis, who have been
spending several months here, will leave
tomorrow to join Mr.. Chamberlain in
Bristol, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin F. Austin and
| children returned Monday to their home
| in Hackensack, n. T., accompanied by his
brother, Joseph f. Austin, who will spend
week there.
Miss Maude Tibbetts returned Monday
from her home in Colebrook, n. H.,
where she spent vacation of two weeks,
and has returned to her work in Hough-
| ton & Simondss store
c. j. Twosley and family, who had
I been living at the Princess apartments,
have moved their household goods here
| from Wallingford and have taken an
| apartment at School street.
| Mrs. c.. o. Robbins and Miss Anna
| C. Stolte left this morning in Mrs. Rob
bins IS automobile for a stay of 10 days
at Wells Beach, Me. They also win
visit Portland before returning.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Cook, Mrs.
Jerry Twyon and their guests, Miss
Elizabeth Sullivan of Flushing, l.. L.,
and Mrs. Helen Brown of Bellows Falls,
motored over the Mohawk trail Sunday.
| Miss Florence Coburn of New Bedford,
| Mass, came yesterday to go to the Bet
| terly farm on Dummerston hill, where
she will spend three weeks. Miss Coburn
is sister of Mrs. Leon Gould of this
Flown.
Mrs. I. J. Goodwin, who had been
| spending the summer at Kennebunkport,
! Me, came to Brattleboro last night to
remain here week with her mother,
Mrs. Sarah Dunlevy, before returning to
| Columbia, S. G..
Miss Grace Leach left Monday for
| Greenfield, where she will resume teach
i ing in the school there. Miss Marjorie
| Leach, who taught last year in Bellows
| Falls, went there Monday to spend
week. She will go next week to Green
field, where she has position IN the
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler B. King of
| Bridgeport, Conn, who had been with
party of friends on a motor trip in the
| White mountains and at Newfound lake,
| Bristol, spent the weekend here with |
her sister, Mrs. Arthur II. Brasor. They
left for their home Monday afternoon, |
accompanied by Mrs. Brasor.
! Miss Della Joslin of Boston visited here |
last week with Mr.. and Mrs c. Z. Adams |
of West river road Mr.. and Mrs. Claude |
ID. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. William Clinton |
and daughter, Lillian, of Hartford, Conn,
and Mrs. Austin and daughter, Carol, of |