The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-05
RATTLEBORO PERSONAL

r Mrs. Ella w. DOnleSon has begun work
for &. +. Searles of Pearl street
A. C, Aldrich of Brookline, Mass is
registered 'at the Brooks House g,f
Miss Bessie Braley of Putney is visiting
Mrs. Louis Whitney of High street.
| Mr.. Lewis, chef at the Brooks House
has gone to Montreal to spend a weeks
vacation.
Miss Rene Lyston was called Sunday to
Norwich, Conn, on account of the serious
| illness of her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hall and Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Stiff are attending the Bond
vile fair today.
Miss Gertrude L. Miller of Williston
street went yesterday to Clinton, Mass,
| to visit friends.
Mrs. Elmer French of Bernardston Wis.,
tied here this week with her siSter-in-law,
Mrs. Emma Fuller.
Miss Elizabeth Moran, who has a posi-
ton with the Brattleboro Trust Co., is
having vacation this week.
Frank A. Larrow and George E. Sher-
man went to White River Junction this
morning to attend the state fair.
Miss Margaret Fleming is having a
week S vacation from her work in the office
of the Durham Brothers company.
Miss Mary Kennedy will finish work
Saturday in the basement of the Good
now, Pearson & Hunt department store.
Mrs. Albert Wrisley, who has been SUBJ
stituting in the telephone exchange as
operator the past year, has finished work
there.
Miss Ella Fuller has returned to her
duties in the Ware city hospital after
visiting in town and in Chester and Lon
dOnderry with relatives.
Clinton A. Graves has received his hon
orable discharge from the United States
navy. He is at the home of his parents
at as South Main street. ..
Miss Florence Powers. who had been.
as waitress at the Brooks
House, is working in the home of Joseph
q. Estey of Fairview street.
Miss Margaret T. Moran, who had
been visiting few days with Miss Quin
Ian at the Brooks House, went yesterday
to Fall River, Mass, to visit friends.
Miss Marguerite Bancroft returned
to her work in the x-ray room
of the Hartford hospital in Hartford,
Conn, after visiting at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Barber will move
next month from Crosby block to Gull
ford, over their store which Mr. Barber
and Frank III. BrasOr recently bought. |
Everett l.. Odds of Boston was in town
'HVh idNb hiSiJ vi business at the once |
OF the Twin State Gas & Electric COM |
pany and was registered at the Brooks |
House.
f. F. Libbey. formerly of this town
now with the Frank L. Thompson Drug
company in Troy. n. Y. as travelling |
salesman, is in town until Friday on
business.
Mrs NJ. /. Reed, who had been visiting /
IO days in the home of her daughter Mrs.
). Edwards during the absence of Dr.I
and Mrs. Edwards in Maryland, returned I
Oday to her home in Vernon.
DR.. and Mrs. G. c. Berley of st. AL
BANS are guests at the Brooks House. com t
ng to attend the Memorial hospital bene-
it dance and concert this evening T1r
al tuq-'
Mrs. W. J. Bigelow returned yester-l
lay after an absence of, more than three
Eeeks at Knowit0n, Que, on account Of I,
he illness and death Of her mother. Mrs. |,
frederick Bailey She came by way of
burlington. where she visited her sis
err, Mrs. O. c. Rublee of MofrisSIlle. +,
Who is recovering from an operation at
he Mary Fletcher hospital.
Bradbury F. Gushing, manager of Pine
irove Springs hotel at Lake Spofford.
MI spend the winter months as manager
t the Halcyen- hotel at Miami, Fla.
his hotel, which cost more than a mil
ion dollars, was recently purchased by !
|. =. Duncan, New Yorker Mr.
hshing was recommended to him for
lanager and the Spofford man has ac-
epted. Il