The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-01
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mrs. \. c. Walker and niece. Miss
Miriam Reed of Dummertson, are visitors
in town today.
Lester Darling of Greenfield Mass,
visited Sunday in the home Of his broth
er. Frank G. Darling
Mrs. Charles f. Bingham of New York,
formerly of this town, is guest of Mr..
and Mrs Louis l. Allen.
Mrs. Ii. E. Bascom has returned from
Boston and New York, where she has
been buying spring millinery
Miss Florence i. Allen. teacher in the
high school in Greenfield. is spending the
week at her home on Canal street.
Mrs. Agnes c. Rice. teacher in Somer-
vile, Mass, is spending the vacation in
town with her aunt Mrs. +. \. Whitney
Miss Frances Martell. who had been in
New York several days, is now visiting
her sister, Miss Margaret Aiartell, in
Boston.
Miss Florence Wcllman and Miss Ethel
Eddy arc in Atlantic City, n. j., to attend
the National Education association con
vention
Miss Juliettc Newton. one Of the trim
merS in the Donnell & Davis millinery
store. went today to New York on busi-
ness for the firm
5. L. Douglas and family moved today
to their former home in Post Mills. MIR.
Douglas has been in i'll health all winter
and unable to work.
Miss Agnes OdcI, who had been visit
ing at the home of her father. George -.
OdclI, since last Wednesday. returned yes
terday to Franklin, ~ III.
Miss Louise Mann, bookkceper in J. +.
Mann store, resumed work there yCSter-
day after vacation of two weeks, during
which time she visited in Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs T. D. Rowe and daughter. Cath
crlne, have returned To their. home III
Dalton, Mass, after spending week
with Mrs. Rowc's sister, Mrs. Florence
Hartwcl
Herbert Longueil went this morning to
Springfield Mass, to attend the funeral
u his brother, Walter G. Longucil. Ar
thur and Guy Longueil win 20 TO Spring
field tomorrow.
Mrs. human Weeks. Of the alteration
department in Manns store began a vaca-
ton Of two weeks yesterday. Mrs. Leon
Gould returned to her work at the store
today after a weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Sears and chill
dren left this afternoon for Ludlow. on
account OF the death of his father, CAL
win il. Sears, who died this morning at
$40 o'clock, following several shocks.
Miss Emma Mixer is in Boston get
ting ideas in millinery. She will return
TO take a position as head maker at
Bascom's millinery parlors She was
employed as maker 81 years at the Don
nell 4 Davis store.
Napoleon Boucher was pleasantly sur
prised ct his home SUNDAY evening nv
- Of his friends in honor of his birth
day anniversary. lie was presented Il
neerschaum pipe. Cards were played.
and refreshments were Served 4 very
enjoyable evening was spent
Gordon Timer, son of Mr.. and Mrs
\. Gordon Timer of Myrtle street. isl
able 10 be out. after an illness Of ahout
two weeks. During part of the time
he was seriously i'll. The physicians
and specialists were unable To determine
definitely the nature of his illness
Miss Jessie Hawlcy consulted DR..
Golthwnitc of Boston Monday forenoon
regarding her foot which has shown little.
If any. progress the past two months. The
doctor made q careful examination and
ADVISED an operation. which viii dctaiu
her three weeks or so in the Brooks hos
pltal. DIT Summit street. Brooklne. Mass
Dr. G2ldthwaite Is very confident that
MiSS Hawiey VIII return home much inn
proved and soon have the normal use of
her foot again.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred H. Spaulding re-
cciycd telegram today from their son,
EIcut. Irah ID. Spaulding. who now is
in Washington. u. c.. announcing his.
transfer from San Diego. Cal. to pcnSa-
cola, Fla. where he viii report for duty
AIRS. Irah Spaulding's home is in Pen
sacoia. The commander Of the squadron
at San Diego also hasi been transferred
10 Pensacola, his former home and the
nome of his Wife. The squadron COM
mander and Lieut. Spauldng went from
Pensacola to San Diego ut the same
time.