The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-06
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

F. J. Spaulding and A. B. Jordon are
deer hunting in South Windham for few
days.
DR. Thomas Rice is having a weeks
vacation and is spending it on a deer
hunting trip.
Mrs. Carrie E. Warner went Saturday
afternoon to Greenfield to visit over Sun
day with friends.
Miss Christine Croll has taken a po-
sitiOn in the Office at HOughtOn & 81
monds's drygood store.
Joseph Finnegan of Greenfield, Mass.
was a visitor yesterday in the home OF
his sister, Mrs. Patrick Ferriter.
John Cavanaugh, formerly of this
town, who is employed in Greepheld,
spent yesterday here with relatives.
w. G. Sargent of Northampton, Mass,
formerly of this town, was here yester-
day to join a prty on hunting trip.
c. f. Glidden left yesterday for Phila-
delphia to spend 10 days in the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. William McGreevy.
Miss Florence Converse is working
Saturday afternoons and evenings dur
ing the holidays in HOughton & Simond's.
Miss Mary Long of Hudson street
went to Greenfield to visit over Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Clifford II. Kings
ley.
Mrs C. a. Mitchell will resume work
tonight as night operator at the telephone
exchange, after an absence of several
weeks.
Mrs. Fanny Smith and Mrs. Julia
Saunders have moved from Mrs. Mary
Eddy's on Maple street to Mrs. Fred
Coombs's on Canal street.
Miss Alma Moses of Pittsfield, Me, be-
gan work today as clerk in Houghton q
SimOnd's store She is living at Lewis
Nutter's on Oak street.
Alfred Dion, who is employed in build
ing the milk plant at the Bradley farm,
has gone to his home in northampton on
account of being i'll with grip.
Mrs. Raymond Adams and son, Fran
els. are in Boston this week. Francis
will receive treatment and observation Of
one leg which has been in cast some
time.
Thomas \. Austin, jr., who is en-
ployed by the Central New Hampshire
Power company in Newport, \. H., spent
the weekend at his home on Grove
street.
James \. Austin will leave tonight
for a few days vacation deer hunting in
the West River valley. A. J. Dugan
and Frank Philbrick are to be away
deer hunting this week.
Attorneys f. E. Barber, o. 3. Hughes
and L. W. Gibson have gone to Boston,
Massachusetts supreme court tomorrow
in the Thompson fund litigation.
Mrs =. D. Perkins of Windsor. who
had been a guest here a week of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy II. Miner. returned home
this morning. Mr.. Perkins VS. here for
the Weekend returning to Windsor last
night.
Mrs. Emma Clayton or Windham was
discharged yesterday from the Memorial
hospital where she had been three weeks
following an operation. She went TO the
home of her cousin, Mrs. Mary Eddy of
Maple street.
John J. Fitzgerald and family will
move "Wednesday afrom Homestead place
to the house which they recently bought
of F. $. Hall on Oak street. Mr.. and
Mrs Lee Williams will move to the
partment on Homestead place vacated
by Mr.. Fitzgerald.
Fred +. Gleason and 4. c. Matthews
Of Montpelier and George II. Risley and
George c. Capen of Hartford, Conn, are
guests of Norman 4. Howe at Mrs. Mel
lie L. BARRIERS cottage beyond West
Brattleboro for deer hunting week.
Mrs. ]. D. Lowe and daughter Martha, !
Of Newburg. \. Y, are here to spend /
some time with Mr.. Loves sister, Mrs. /
Thomas Rice. Mr.. Lowe sailed Dec. l /
for the Panama canal, where he has po- /
sition as machinist. Mrs. Lowe and |
daughter plan to join him there later.
Charles Herrick of Westfeld, \. J.. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
~ Herrick of Putney road. He was ac-
here by Adam Helmstedter, Il
George Morton and Norman Morton, all H
Of Rochelle, n. j., who are to be his 4
quests during the deer hunting season. Il
Norman Morton. who is n contractor, is Il
business with pleasure, looking
I'D lumber contracts in Vermont. They
.Ymp here bv automobile n