The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-25

J Miss Maverette Hamilton is spending I
the week with friends in Greenfield.
| w. G. Sargent has taken position in /
the Wiswell pharmacy in Northampton,
Mass.
and Mrs. C. F. Allemann left yesterday |
for Leavenworth Kansas.
Miss Helen MARTENS is visiting in
Putney in the home of her brother,
George MARTENS, and family.
Miss Maude Higgins, teacher in the
| Montclair. n j., schools, is at her home
lon Canal street for the summer vacation.
Miss Mildred Greenwood and Miss
Irma Rate went this afternoon to Green
field to attend the junior prom this eve
ming.
Miss Gertrude Miller has returned
after an absence of six weeks with
| friends in Clinton, Mass, and Middle
bury, Conn.
Miss Beatrice Scovill and Miss Eliza
beth Spencer, students in NIddlebury
college, are at their shomes for the sum
mer vacation.
Miss Mary Turner of East Dover who
had been visiting her sister, Mrs. w. c.
Halliday, is now a guest of Miss Helen
johnson in Guilford.
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ Hackley of
Greenfield spent yesterday here with
Mrs. Hackley's aunt, Mrs. f. A. Whitney
of North Main street.
Mrs. Austin w. George and daughter,
Martha left this afternoon for Rupert
to visit in the home of Mrs Georges par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. John Harwood
Mrs. Mary Foss and granddaughter,
Miss Edith Nash, and Miss Helen Lon
! guiel are spending several days in Bel
lows Falls with Mrs. Foss's daughter.
Theodore Turner and daughter, Mrs
Sadie Hapgood, have returned from a
stay of three weeks in Boston, where Mr.
Turner had cataract removed from his
? right eye.
Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Slack and son,
l Howard, who had been spending two
weeks at their summer home on Western
avenue, have returned to their home in
2 Brookline, Mass.
) Miss Lucille Young of Poultney came
, yesterday to make her home with Mr..
and Mrs. B. w Newton. Miss Young
will begin work as clerk in j. T. Mann 5
U drygoods store Monday.
. c. W. Reed and w. A. Wilcox, travel
ing statesmen for F. Crosby & Co, are ex-
pected to return tonight from Pittsfeld
Mass, where they went to attend con
> vention of New England grain dealers.
q Mrs. Kathleen Young, operator in the
telephone exchange, who underwent al
operation Monday in the Nelrose hospi
tai, is doing well. A graduate nurse from
the Mercy hospital in Springfield, Mass.
is caring for her.
Mss Mildred Miller, teacher in a schoo
for the deaf in Providence r. l., has conn
= to her home on Estey street to spend TIL
- summer Miss Miller is eonvalescin,
~ from months illness, during which tim
os she was in a hospital in Providence.
no Mr. andr Airs. 'John dfomer, anii daugh
ut ter of Lowell, Mass, were among tn
ar out of town guests ut the high schoo
alumni meeting Wednesday evening Nj
Horner was member of the class of 7
in and formerly lived here on the Bradle
ca place.
Miss Beatrice Crawford went yestel
. day 70 Winchendon, Mass. to be a CUES
- in the family of II. NJ White until MOI
day. Miss Crawford, who graduated las
l week from the Brattleboro high schoo
will take local office position ne,
l week
Mrs. F. c. Joyslin left this week fl
Middleboro, Cape Cod, where she wi
visit relatives, after spending thr,
weeks here with Mr. and Mrs. H. F. 10
dan. Her son, Franklin c. Lewis, prime
pal of the school of ethical culture
New York city, visited here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams and 5,
of Boston are spending several weeks
Spofford lake, occupying the Sutton CO
tagP. Mrs. Adams's sister, Mrs. Jam
pullen, and son. Richard of Fond du Ii
Wis, are spending vacation there, NJ
Pullen being there for six weeks and h
son for two weeks.
Mrs. L. H. Ballou and sister, Mrs F.
Allen, who have been spending the wi
ter in Chicago with Mrs. Aliens daue
ter, Mrs. Ralph Perry, and family, ha
opened their home on Western aven
for the summer. Mrs. Perry a
daughter are expected Saturday. \
Perry will join them here little lat
Mrs. J. l.. Goldsmith and daught
Miss Gretchen Goldsmith, left this MOI
ing for Burlington to attend the co
mencement at the University of V
mont. Mrs. Goldsmith's son, Wallis
Goldsmith, is a member of the gradu
ing class, specializing in agriculture.
viii teach agricultural subjects, togetl
with chemistry and physics in the Oh
ter high school next fall. During
summer he will be instructor at Ca
u oh