The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-20
BRATTLEB0RO PERSONAL

G.. III. Dickinson of Williamsville is
spending the day in Brattleboro.
Kenneth Soper of this town has begun
work for the Bradley corporation.
Louis James of AIillers Falls has begun
working this week for the Bradley corpora
ton.
Mrs Russell Tyson of Chicago came
yesterday to the Rice farm to remain
few days.
Mrs Hadlcy of. Chester is visiting here
with her daughter, Mis-. Ernest W. Glib
son of Oak street.
Miss Evelyn Harris left Yesterday for
Findlay, Ohio, where she will visit two
weeks with friends.
Miss Ina Holman. who is. employed in
Boston, came to her home yesterday TO
spend few weeks vacation. E
Emily, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. God
frey Crosby of Grove street, is ill aud
under thescares of a physician.
W. T. Moves Of Bellows Falls was a
visitor in town over last night and was
registered at the Brooks House.
Mrs. Perry Gallup, who has been CON
fined to her home the past two weeks
with stomach trouble, is slightly i'm
proved.
Miss Florence Cobb of Brookline. high
school student, is i'll with appendicitis in
the home of Il. +. Churchill, where she
boards
August F. Rohde, who had been i'll five
weeks with rheumatism, has resumed work
a part of each day at Olson's cabinet max
ing shop.
Miss Edna Putnam has resumed work
at the Peoples National bank after being
confined to her home on Chaplin street
with a throat truble.
Mrs Hal Miner of Windsor was regis
tered at the Brooks House over last
night. She was on her way to her home
from business trip to Springfield, Mass
Mrs. w. II. Parsons, whosesdeath oc-
CURED in WardSbOro Jan. Is. was the
mother of Mrs. James Truell of this
place. who has the sympathy of her
friends. t x
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w Ryan have
returned from a 10-days wedding trip to
Worcester and other places. and have
taken rooms at Scott l.. BARRIERS on High
street. Mrs. Ryan will resume work in
the Offices of the Holstein-Friesian assoc
citation.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Smith will leave
Thursday on the Everglades Limited for
Jacksonville, Fla, to be away about six
weeks. They also will visit other parts
| of Florida and will be with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Barney Mead, formerly of Brattleboro,
part of the time. On their way home
! Mr.. Smiths sister, Mrs. 4. NJ. Willis,
in Washington. ID. c. During the alb
sence of Mrs. Smith Miss Carrie Leach
will be i'll charge of her millinery shop.
| Friday will be visiting day" for the
| teachers in school district No. > ard
| among the teachers who viii visit schools
out of town are: j. T.. Warren to Dal-
| ton. Mass: Miss Henshaw. Miss Wallis.
| John O'Rourke and Robert T. Parker to
| Springfield. Mass: Miss Holland to
| Worcester; f. Kenneth Wilson to Brock
! ton; Miss Winchester to Fitchburg: Miss
| Fem to Springfield and Westfield: Mrs.
! Roger Aiken to Springfield; Miss Spooner.
| Miss Peterson and Miss Vaber to West
| field; Miss Akley. Miss Clara f. Ranney.
Miss Edith r. Douglas. Miss Dodge Miss
j Croker. Miss Hutchins. Miss piggott, Miss
| Parks to Springfield; Miss Rawson, Miss
| y ellsworth. Miss May II. Douglas, Miss
Newton; Miss Barrett, M. Bgaman to
| Nestield; Miss Edith NJ Bovett 10
| PittSfield: Mrs. Mabel Estey to Worces-
| ter: X. w. Holmes to Fitchburg Mrs.
| Lucy Lazelle to Easthampton.