The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-03
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

is visiting in town with friends
Mrs. Henry H. Crosby and daughter,
Betsey, are spending the day in Spring ,
field, Mass.
Avalon Converse Of New York came
until Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Darling, who has been i'll
several weeks, is now able to sit up
short time each day.
Miss Mildred Porter went this aft
ernoon to her home in Wardsboro to-
spend the weekend.
Miss Grace Leach, teacher in Green
field is spending the weekend at her
home on Prospect street.
Mrs. Minnie d. Taylor began work
ing this week for Miss Susan Hanra-
han at the Speciality Shop.
Miss Helen Childs went Thursday to
! New York to visit a week with her
sister Mrs. Charles Cushman.
Stewart Stearns, student in Dart
mouth college, came last night to spend
the Easter vacation at his home in
town.
| Mrs. Peter S. Chase, who has been in
poor health for some time, went Wednes-
day to the Memorial hospital for treat
ment
Miss Gertrude Croker will return to-
morrow to New York after having
spent the vacation at her home on Oak
street.
Mrs. Carrie E. Warner went this after
noon to Athol, Mass. to visit until to-
morrow night i'll the home of her son,
Aiken Warner.
Miss Gladys Marshall of the Hol-
stein Friesian association Office will go
TO her home in Poultney to visit over
Easter Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Croll and
daughter, Miss Christine, will spend
Easter in Putnev with Mr. and Mrs
Vernon Williams.
Miss Susan ,Hanrahan and Miss Mil
drcd Hanrahan will 60 tomorrow to
their home in Hinslale to remain until
Monday morning.
John Eckels and Joseph Ecllcls of
Hartford. Conn. have come to visit q
few days with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, J, J, Eckels of Cedar street
Miss Margaret McGina. stenog
rapher in \. D. Clawscn $ Law offices,
vent yesterday to her home in Wind
sor Locks, Conn, for a short visit
Mrs. T. Waite OF St Johnshury, who
was called here by the illness of her
father, Robert Perry Porter of High
Lawn road, returned yesterday to her
> home.
|, Mrs. Patrick Connarn of Dummer-
. ston, who has been visiting in town
. = week with her daughter, Mrs. Yves
ley Richardson. returned to her home
: today.
Miss Marion Royce, who has posi-
sion IN tire HclStein Fricsian Register
i, Co office, went this afternoon to hen
. home in Hinsdale TO visit over tn,
. weekend
. Miss Helen Harrington and E. Z
: Martin of Portland, Me- who had beer
guests here of Mr. and Mrs. H. c
: Shaw OF Maple strecs, returned tt
. Portland this morning.
Harold w Mason and Rev DR.. II
: p. Woodin have been elected delegate
y to the National Council of the Congre
= gational denomination in Boston Jun
. % TO July 6, by the Centre church.
y J. H. Donohue, foreman of the rag d,
"a paItment at the Ninton paper mill, II
- signed his position there today He wi
rseume work where he formerly was Ell
ployed, at i. Crosby & Cos grain ell
vator.
/. Mrs. S. NJ. Jewett went this morr
- ing to DrewsVille to visit Il week wit
:" relatives. Her daughter Mrs. j.
" Day, accompanied her as far as Be
u lows Falls. Mrs Day viii return thi
afternoon.
Miss Carolyn NJ. Bardwell, who la
been spending weeks vacation wit
= her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. BarG
well of Horton placeJ returned thi
morning TO Springfield (Nt.1, where sh
p teaches school
Miss Blanche Garvev Of the Ho
stein Freisian Register co 5 office wen
yesterday to her home in Bristol t
visit over Sunday. She was accon
Ige panied by Miss Mildred Stockwcll, VIII
III viii be her guest over the weekend.
y Miss Mary Turner, teacher in Put
h i" ney, who had been spending a thre
- -, weeks vacation at her home in Ea
- Dover and in town with her sste
- Mr. Walter G. Halliday, returned t,
IL day to Putney. The schools there vi
;vo open Monday,
rer Miss Marjorie Leach, teacher in BE
or lows Fails, who had been spending
o. two-wecka' vacation at her home {
on Prospect street and in New Yoi
nd where She accompanied some of Il
or students ir the school, will return
az Bellows Falls tomorrow.
'c Mr. and Mrs John A. Farnum
20 Worcester, Mass, and Miss Bessie
Farnum returned this morning fro
Williamsville, where they had visit
Mr. and Mrs Frank n. Farnum sin
Thursday night. They also were
r. East Dover, where Mrs. John Farnu