The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-21
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

w. Fl. Stone is in Greenfield today on
business.
Clyde Haskell has been assisting this
week in Simonds's Shop Unique.
Attorney John \. Harvey left last
night for New York on legal business.
Theodore Turner went yesterday to the
Melrose hospital for medical treatment.
Ray Simonds of Westminster West,
formerly of this town, was visitor here
yesterday. -s..s
I. c. Bradley went this morning to
Boston on business for the G. u. Bradley
corporation.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Mann left last
night for New York, where Mr.. Mann is
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Simons are in
Springfield, Mass, this week on business
for the Shop Unique.
Lawrence Smith of Canal street, who
had been seriously i'll two weeks with
pneumonia, is out again.
Miss Barbara Field of Springfield
(Nt.) has returned to her home after
few days visit in town.
Edgar Lawton. student in the Connect
cut Agricultural college at StOrrs, is visit
ing at his home on Forest street.
Mrs. W. J. Sperry of Cavendish is a
guest here in the home of her brother,
James NJ. Perry of South Main street.
Madison Horton is spending several
days in Providence. II. l., in the home of
his brother, John Horton, and family.
Miss Esther Peterson has begun work
ing in the drygoods department of the
GoOdnow, Pearson & Hunt department
store.
Miss Susan Hanrahan returned last
night from a business trip TO New York,
where she went to buy goods for the Spe-
cialty shop.
Lawrence lizard and Thomas A. Austin,
jr., of Newport, n. H, visited at their
homes in town over last night, returning
to Newport today.
Miss Florence Ames will finish work
today in the Office of the Durham Broth
ers company, where she has been employed
the past few years.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. White of Colches-
ter (Nt.) &isited over the week end
brother of Mrs. Sawin.
Norma, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Lotus
Stafford who had been in the Memorial
hospital following an operation for appen-
dicitis, has returned to her home. She is
doing well.
Mrs Richmond Thomas of Ware,
Mass, came yesterday to visit few days
with Mrs. Alice Richmond. Mrs. Rich
mond, who has been i'll several months, is
little better.
F. L. Houghton and E. H. Champan re-
turned this morning from Cleveland,
Ohio. where they went last week to at
tend a conference of directors of the HOl-
Stein-ErieSian association.
Daniel Hayes of st. JohnsbuTy, for
merIy manager of the Great Atlantic &
Pacific Tea Co.'S store in BrattleborO, was
q visitor in town over last night and was
registered at the Brooks House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Overosker, who
had been staying for several weeks at A.
l.. Benedict's on Green street, have
moved to the downstairs apartment in w.
r. Stuart's house on Canal street.
Leighton Moves returned yesterday
afternoon to Poultney to resume his
studies in the Troy Conference academy.
after a few days visit in town with his
parents, DR.. and Mrs. W. r. NOyes.
Ray, L. Greene of Worcester came
Tuesday to visit until today with his
mother. Mrs. l.. ID. Greene. Mrs. Greene
and Mrs. V. o. Jones accompanied him
this morning as far as Springfield by auto
mobile.
Mrs. Minnie Miller Lougee. graduate
nurse. left yesterday for New Brunswick,
Canada. She had been visiting her sis
| ter in Fort Fairfield, Me, and will go
later to Southampton, n. B., to the home
of her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Sawin will leave
| tomorrow for California on a three
months vacation trip. They viii visit
in Los Angeles, Pasadena, Long Beach.
Stockton and Fresno. Mr., Sawin is a
| Boston & Maine conductor.
Miss Mary Scanlon of Springfield,
Mass, who is employed at the Holstein-
FrieSian association offices, was operated
upon Tuesday evening in the Melrose
hospital by DR.. Z. r. Lynch for Appendix
citis. Her condition is good.
Stanley Nichols. who has had the posi-
| ton of manager for the Cutler company
in the Valley Grain building on Flat street
the past two years, will go Saturday TO
his home in Warren, Mass, to spend the
weekend. Mr.. Nichols will be trans
ferred soon to some other Office Of the
company.
| Mr.. and Mrs Joseph c. Estey and
daughter, Patricia. will leave tomorrow
night for Washington, ID. c., where Mrs.
Estey viii be joined by her mother, Mrs.
Charles r.. Wilson, who will accompany
her to her home in Huntington, W. Va.
Mrs. Estey and daughter will spend
imonth there.