The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-08
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mrs. s J. Bull of Springfield, Mass, is
visitor in town today.
Charles A. Smith of Montpelier came
here yesterday on state probation work.
Mrs. Ruth Monroe has finished work at
the Holstein- Friesian association offices.
- Mr. and Mrs. O. Farr spent the week
end in Greenfield with Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Farr.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Billings of
New York are at their summer home
on Ames HILL
Miss Josephine Robichaud of Clare
mont, n. H., visited here over the week
end with friends.
Miss Mary Curry and Miss Marie Long
spent Sunday in Bellows Falls with Miss
Currys aunt, Mrs. James Blake.
Miss Barnes, trimmer for Mrs. G.
Fl. Smith, milliner, has finished work
there and returned to her home in Bos-
| ton.
Mrs. Anna Murray has returned to her
home in Keene, n. H., after visiting here
with Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Murphy of Canal
street.
Mrs Raymond Frost of Westfeld, n
j., who is visiting her parents in
Charlestown, n. H., is spending the
| day in town.
H. W. Field and family moved today
from the so-called Brasor house on tn,
corner of Pine and Canal streets to 81
Washington street.
Mrs. Robert Sargent returned yester
day to her home in Grafton, Mass
after q week s visit here as guest o
Mrs. Francis. P. Blake.
Mrs. c. A. Wood returned last nigh
from Boston, where she had been tw,
days on business for Donnell & Davis
She also was in Concord n. II.
Miss Macdonald, who is caring 70
Mrs. H. NJ Loud at the Brooks House
has returned from two weeks visi
with her sister in Fall River, Mass.
Lucen Elmer, who was confined to hi
home on Spruce street several weeks b
illness, is out again, but has not returne
to work at the lower Richardson mea
market
Mrs. o. NJ. Bixby is expected Saturda
from New York to go to Spofford lax
to spend the summer with her siste
Miss Helen Reyes, who has a camp thei
r for young women.
i Ralph j. Eldrige, A. w Montgomer
: and s. A. Daniels left this afternoc
: by automobile with Godfrey Crosby fl
, Burlington to attend meetings of Il
!" grand Masonic bodies.
+ Miss Malva Roberts returned la
> night from Boston, where she had be-
q studying music several months She
q at her home on Walnut street to speI
/ the summer vacation.
L. NJ Watts of Montreal was here
n spend the week end at ]. w. lizard
sc Mrs. Watts left yesterday for a ]
" day 5 trip with him to Providence
d l., and Algonquin, III.
Clyde F. Breslin of Ticonderoga, n.
= was visitor in town yesterday on |
d way home from weeks stay in Alban
Mr.. Breslin wormerly was employed
= Moran Rohde, undertakers.
Mrs. F. A. Thomas of Walnut sire
returned here today, after spending Sc
eral days in Boston. Her mother, NJ
Iotter, came with her to remain
"A Brattleboro during the summer.
Roger " Sherman, son of Mr.. a
-hIl5 otoISC oIiei illdH VI IulS low
nc gave the dedication to the class tree
&c the class day exercises of the Troy CO
III ference academy in Poultney yesterd
III afternoon.
bee Austin n. Kingsley, who has been /
a. ing IN Boston IA years, has returned
80 Brattleboro, where he intends to rem
= permanently. Mr.. Kingsley forme
- was proprietor of the Ashuelot House
=, Ashuelot, n. II.
re H. G. Shaw and Miss Mabel Sn
on will leave tomorrow for Burlington
,ss attend conference of telephone hea
Or Mr.. Eldrige, who left today to att,
of sessions of the grand Masonic Doc
in Burlington, also will attend the c,
ho ference.
Id Miss Elizabeth Atkinson, pradu
lal nurse, who has had a position as
val ternity nurse at the Mutual Aid
ISOLATION since last October, has
ished work there. and after takin,
T. vacation she will engage in priv
nursing in town.