The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-02
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Rockport, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Leonard of AM
herst, Mass, are spending the day IN
town with relatives.
Samuel Adams has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs Z. c. Dibble at Long Maple
farm, Southwick, Mass.
Mrs Charles Starkey, who has been
spending several months in North Ad-
ans, is visiting in town.
Miss Grace Morse of Central street |
is making good recovery from an oper
alton in the Memorial hospital.
Rollin Simons of Cherry street was |
week end guest of his parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. S. G. Simons of Bradford.
Vitalne, infant daughter of Mrs Tony
Bernardo of Reed street, is seriously i'll.
A trained nurse is in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs William ODonoghue of
Holyoke, Mass, formerly of this town,
spent Memorial day here with friends.
Mrs Dora Pierce and son, Walter, of
birmingham, Mass, were weekend
guests of Mrs. Sara Pierce of ! Cherry
street
| Francis Burns of White River juno
| ton has been asyisitor here in the home
of his sister, Mrs. Harry Robinson of
| Clark street
Miss Edith Yeaw of Springfield,
Mass, visited in town over the holt
day with her father, Lewis Yeaw of
| Birge street.
Mr.. and Mrs L. E. Holden and Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest V. Barrie left today
for an automobile trip to Boston. They
will return Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs Frederick Leining and
daughter, Barbara, of Providence, r. l..
are visiting here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. B. Barrows.
Henry j. Allen of Canal street, who
recently underwent an operation by DR..
w. r. Moves for an abcess in the ear,
is slightly more comfortable.
Attorney and Mrs. Charles Chase Wis
tied at L. H. Sawyer S in Nottingham
Sunday A maple sugar on snow eat
was enjoyed during the afternoon.
Fred Burpee of Glens Falls, n. Y, is
. !, spending 10 days at Don Miller's OF
Green street He will 90 from here &c
:, Keene and Ashburnham, Mass. to visit
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Hawley ant
n two sons and Miss Constance Newell o
n Holden, Mass, came Saturday and visited
until Monday night with Mr.. and Mrs
L. W. Hawley.
: Mr. and Mrs. Octave Caron and famil.
. of Norwich, Conn. were guests owe
\. Memorial day of their brother, Josepl
Brouillard of Reed street, coming i
: their automobile
:. Mr. and Mrs. Claude B. Adams of Hart
s: ford, Conn, and Manley r. Adams G
=: Springfield, Mass, visited from Frida
8: until Monday night with their parent:
s. Mr. and Mrs. Charles +. Adams of Yves
:: River road.
!: Mrs. Fremont Hamilton, Mrs. F.
!: Pettee, Mrs. A. f. Miller, Miss Josephin
!: Toedt, Mrs Olive Stowell and Mrs. H. !
!: Staten went yesterday to Barre to a.
&: tend the grand chapter meeting of Il
8: Order of Eastern Star
!: Miss Jessie L. Hawley of this tow
!: and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Hawley
:: Holden, Mass, will leave Friday for L.
8: Angeles, Cal, where Mr.. and Mrs. Hav
:: ley will spend month. Miss Hawle
= will be away all summer.
=: Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hudson and NJ
:: and Mrs. Albert Hudson and son, Dol
!: went on an automobile trip Saturday
:: Dorset to visit their sister, Mrs. j.
:: Anderson, returning Monday by way
s: Bennington and Wilmington.
$: Mrs. Wells BardwelI, who had be
Z: visiting her sister, Mrs. A. ID. Hulett,
:: Westmoreland n. H., a few days, ]
:: turned home Monday. Miss Olive Hule
!: her niece, who is nurse in Boston ht
$: pital, returned to her work Monday.
:: Mrs. Lawrence Raymond and daught
!: Beverly, returned yesterday to tn
:: home in Bellows Falls after spending 81
=: eral days in the home of her grandp
i: ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter S. Chase. \
:: Raymond joined his family here Sund;
!: Lucius p Harris of Greencastle, In
:: has been visiting here over the week e
!: with his aunt, Mrs w. w. Walker
81 Spruce street. He went yesterday
!: Greenfield, where Mrs. Harris is visit
s: relatives. They will return to Bratt
:: boro later to make a longer visit W
!: Mrs. Walker.
s: Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin and G
s dren, Robert, William and Ruth Mar
I: Major w. E.. Martin, brother of j,
!: Martin, and Misses Emily and Genevi
s: Dore, all of Boston, were registered
:: the Brooks House Monday and visi
=: relatives in town. John Martin is {
:: neeted with the Exchange Trust c.
8: pany in Boston.
Y s: Once in while-as when blue mos
=: ashining-we have the privilege of
:: ing picture which is both true to
= !: and literary in style, and the purpos
3: which is better than BOTH A pict
=: that tells of things as they should
D :: and in world where there is much
!: is distressing merely because it ex
3: there is little that is more joyous
4: the realization of such optimistic
8: imagination. That is the type of pro
:: ton MARY PICKFORD presents in
:::;; wonderful "Pollyanna. ADV.