The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-16
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mrs. Foster of Clinton, Mass, is Wis
! ting her sister Mrs. Clarence Brooks.
Mrs. f. J. Coils is i'll with acute in
digestion at her home on High Lawn
road.
Mrs. Mary Lee returned Saturday
from a four weeks visit i'll Greenfield
and Vernon.
Miss Inez n. Davis is visitor here
with her cousin, Mrs. J. p. Mack of South
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs James Moran of Pitts
ford, Mass, were visitors oyer Sunday
at John Vivier's.
Mrs d. r. Cutler returned Friday eve
ming from a visit of two weeks with
relatives in Boston.
Miss Margaret Kiley of Dorchester,
! Mass, came Saturday to visit Mrs.
Henry f. Whitney, jr.
Captain Ernest W. Gibson went Satur-
day to Camp Devens, Aver, Mass, to
stay over Sunday with Company |.
John L. Tasker and August Rohde
are spending vacation of several
| days at Mr. Tasker S cottage up the
river.
Mrs. Grace X. Doak is having a va
cation of two weeks from her work
on the reportorial staff ri The Re-
/ former.
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Hopkins and Mr..
and Mrs. E. +. Convey are in Wilmington
today to attend the Old Home week cele-
! bration.
Miss Miriam Gould has returned to her
home in South Braintree after visiting in
y \
ner a week.
| Leon Chamberlain will return tonight
from East Bridgewater, Mass, where he
! visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Chamberlain, two weeks.
Ansel Pierce has finished work as
night Waterman at the car barn in
| Springfield, (Vt.) and has begun work
| for the Estey Organ Co.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Darling and little
j son of Foxboro, Mass, visited few
/ days last week in the home of his
| brother, Frank c. Darling.
Mrs p. w. Guiheen and two children,
| Mildred and Gertrude, came yesterday
/ for a visit at the bone of John Gui-
/ heen of Washington street
| Clyde W. Horton of Chieopee Falls,
Mass and NARROW Horton and family
of Enfield, Conn, came by automobile to
stay over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
! G. Horton.
Mrs. Frank Fuller and four children
of Rutland, who spent several days fifth
Mrs. Fuller's sister, Mrs. Frank w. Pier,
went Saturday to Chester to visit before
returning home.
Charles G. Staples left yesterday
| for st. Adams to attend the annual
meeting of the Vermont Bankers as
ISOLATION, which is being held at the
Champlain Country club today.
Miss Bessie L. Farnum returned yes
terday from Astoria, L. l., where she
| visited her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs Z.
| A. Cooke, a few days. She went to
Astoria from Ocean Beach, Conn, where
she had been spending a vacation at
The Bungalow.
! Mrs. c. d. Smith of AIeriden, Conn,
and son. Harry Smith, and her daughters,
| Harriet and Doris, formerly of this place,
kcame Saturday to visit in the home of
52,lrs Smiths nephew, Lloyd r. Robin
son. Miss Harriet Smith and Harry
Smith went Sunday to Old Orchard Me-,
! where the latters family are at the
beach, Mrs. Smith and Doris remaining
for longer visit.
/ MISS nose DdJtHelueEs WHO Hats WI htu
| for c. S. Hopkins, florist, the past five
/ years, will finish work there tonight and
after a vacation of month she viii
| begin work for F. +. Palmer, Inc, retail
florist, in Brookline, Mass, her work
being similar to that which she has done
here Miss Batchelder will 90 tomorrow
night to st. Albasn to visit an aunt.
She also will visit in Rutland, Manches-
ter and other places during her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra c. Walck came from
New York Saturday to the home of Mrs.
Walck's mother, Mrs. Arthur Wells.
They recently finished the theatrical sea
son in Duluth, Mimi, after travelling
through the winter on the Pacific coast
in Mrs. Minnie Fishes company, playing
Miss Nell of New Orleans, the season
opening Labor day. Mrs. Walck had a
small part in the cast Mr.. and Mrs
Walck expect to resume work with the
company Sept. l in the South
H. M. Sweetland, painter and paper
er, has moved from 1876 South Main
street, to 10 Canal street. Phone 1871
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