The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-12
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

visitor in town today.
Mrs f. \. Melendv of South London
derry Is spending the day in town.
Mrs Robert G.. Bacon of Western ave
nue. went today to Boston for few days
stay.
Mrs. Katherine O'Counor Weeks has
returned from a visit with relatives in
Bellows Falls.
Miss Margaret T Moran left today for.
a vacation of two weeks in New York
with relatives.
Mrs. Carrie Farr of Horton place is i'll
with rheumatic fever and under the care
of u physician.
Adm Houghton of Springfield fVt.)
was III town yesterday on business at
HoughtOn & SimondS's store.
William PettiS of Springfield. Mass.
and DIR. George Norris of Westfield, Mass.
visited friends i'll town over Sunday. =
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r, Pratt. who spent
the winter at the Brooks House, have
opened their home on Orchard street.
Mrs. w. w. Walker and Mrs. +. l..
Parker went this morning to Claremort,
\. H., to spend several days with rela-
tiveS.
Mrs George Burnett. who had been
has returned to her home on Canal
street.
Miss Marion f. Rowe of Boston. state
field representative of the New England
division of the Red Cross, is in town this
afternoon.
Mrs. a. l.. Hemilton of Washington
street has returned from a visit III
Springfield Nt) with her sister, Mrs.
y. \. French
Miss Elizabeth White, teacher of kin
dcrgartcn in Plainfeld. y. j., has re
turned after spending the vacation at her
home on Putney road.
Clayton Randall, who had been work
ing in drug store in Bcllcair. Florida,
the past three months. is visiting at his
home on Canal street.
Miss Helena Rate, who had been con-
fined to her home by illness, is out again
She will resume work next week in
HOughtOn & Simonds's store.
Stewart Stearns, student at Dartmouth
college, who had been visiting during the
spring vacation at his home on Brook
street, returned yesterday TO Hanover.
Miss Leila Barber has returned from
a weeks visit with relatives in New
York and resumed work Monday in the
office of the Durham Brothers company.
Mildred. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lotus Stafford, who was operated upon
sunday morning by DIR. G. X. Anderson
in the Memorial hospital for appendi-
ClliN, - hbiHH We'll
DR. II. F. Woodn returned last night
from Boston where he went TO attend a
meeting of the board of pastoral supply
DIR. WOod.n is a member of the executive
committee for the state.
Miss Florence +. Allen returned this
morning to Greenfield where she teaches
in the high school, after being here several
days on account of the illness of her
mother, Mrs. c. +. Allen.
Miss Frances Houghton. who attends
school in Sudbury, Mass. has returned
there after visiting here two weeks with
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
\. Houghton of Clark street
Mrs. Vernon Williams and children of
Putney spent yesterday here with her par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. George Croll Mr..
Croll has recently returned from Boston
where he had been several weeks.
Miss Mae Cook has returned from st.
Phoebe Clark last week. Miss Clark. who
underwent an operation On the nose. by
DIR. g. {. Berkeley. Is doing well.
Mr.. aud Mrs. LYMAN Smith of Phila-
delphia are spending a few days here
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. II.
Crosby. before leaving for East Angus.
i. q, whore Mr.. Smith has taken Il po-
sition with the Brompton Paper Co. He
will leave here Friday for their new
homo.
Miss Mary Cabot and niece. Miss
Grace IIolbrook. returned yesterday after
an absence Of five months which they
spent in touring Florida. Miss Theresa
McGrail. who had been spending the
winter at her home i'm Lakehurst. y. J..
also returned last night. Miss Cabot
is opening her home on Terrace street
today.
Francis Austin. who had been spend
ing a vacation of 10 DAYS Mt his home
in town. returned yesterday to Hanover
to resume his studies at Dartmouth col
lcge A classmate. John \. Fleming of
Helena. Mont. who had been his guest
here a week. also returned to college yes
terday.
GIeTham Jones returned last night.
from New York city, where he was called;
last week on account of the illness of Sc
lectman \. ID. Wyatt with pneumonia.
When Mr.. Jones left New York yeSter-
day afternoon Mr.. Wyatt's condition
seemed TO be more favorable although he
was still extremely weak.