The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-28
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

H. A. Carpenter of Newfane is a Wis
itor in town today.
Miss Rose Thompson spent the week
end at her home in Ashuelot \. H.
Mrs. Carl Hollander of Western ave-
nue. went this morning to Burlington.
Avalon Converse is here from New
York to visit at his home on High street.
Ward L. Plimpton went Saturday to
his home in Wardsboro to remain over
Sunday.
Winfred Vaughan of Springfield,
Mass, visited over Sunday at his home
on Green street.
Homer Ellis, who went to Rockport.
Mass, to visit over Easter, is expected
to return today.
Mrs Helen futile went yesterday to
New York on business for GoodnOw,
Pearson x Hunt.
Miss Marion Rice returned yesterday
to Boston, after a weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. II. C. Rice
Stewart Stearns is here from Dart
mouth college to spend a few days at his
home ON Brook street.
Leon G. White went this morning to
st. Johnsbury on business for the Twin
State Gas & Electric Co.
Henry Lawton has finished work at
Abbott's where he had been employed
afternoons and Saturdays.
w. Il. Hubbard, who had been spend
ing several DAYS here, returned today to
his home in Beverly, Mass.
Mrs. Henry II. Crosby is assisting this
week in the suit and garment department
of GOodnow, Pearson & Hunt
Mrs. Charles O'Connor went this
morning to Ashburnham, Mass, to at
/ tend the funeral of her uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton T. Miles. who
| had been visiting in town, returned yes
| terday to their home in New York.
II. G. Hemenway, who has a position
| with Moran x Rohde, visited over Sun
/ day at his home in Saxtons River.
/ George Kinner, who is employed in the
press room of the Bridgeport, Conn. Tel
egram, was a visitor in town Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Holden of New York came
| last night to visit in the home of her
sister, Mrs. Arthur +. Knight of High
street.
Francis Lee of Springfield. Mass. for
merly teacher in the Brattleboro high
school, visited friends in town over yes
terday.
! Cornelius Billings of New York came
Saturday night to join Mrs. Billings, who
has been guest of Mrs. George w
Tyler.
Rev. DIR. ]. ]. Griffin of Washington.
ID. C., returned to Washington Saturday
after spending a few days in the home OF
John G. Baker.
AllSS VI. ~ lbHHtll returned L NuINuuN
from Philadelphia. where she spent sew.
eral weeks in the home of her niece Mrs
Kingdom G.. Ridgcly.
Rev. James p Rand went this morn
ing to Bellows Falls to attend the 40
hours devotion service. He will be 9
guest of Rev. Father Shannon
Lawrence lizard. who Is employed by
the Central New Hampshire Power com
pany at Newport, y. H., visited at his
home on Pine street over the weekend
Mrs. w. II. Proctor returned Saturday
from Atlantic City. y. J. where she
spent a week with her daughter Miss
Nesta Proctor, and Mrs. Emily Tanning
Miss Frances and Miss Betty Pierce
Who are attending boarding school al
Burlington, are spending their vacation
here with their aunts, Miss Clara anc
Miss Jessie Pierce.
i. w. Newton went to Poultney Il
visit over Sunday. Mrs Newton and
daughter Hazel, who had been visiting
her parents there the past two weeks, &c
c7mpanied him home today.
!, Frederick Knight. son-of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred ). Knight, who hos been seriously
, III with pneumonia. has shown an i'm
proyement the past two days. Miss Net
tie Ewing, professional nurse from Man
CHESTER, y. H. is caring for him.
Miss Dorothy Acknowledgment at the
i Connecticut College for Women at New
London. Conn. is spending a few days
IN town with Miss Addie Bailey. She
/, will go from here to Beverly. Mass. "a
! spend the rest of the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Godfrey Crosby returned Satur
day evening from Philadelphia. wher,
; she visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman r
Smith. Miss Cora Cook of Lancaster
Il y. H.: who had been visiting here. i.
now visiting Mrs. Smith in Philadelphia