The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-15
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Bowen are
attending the Greenfield fair.
Austin e. Miller and Bert o. Ware
are attending the Greenfield fair.
Miss Margaret Fleming was in Green
field yesterday to attend the fair.
Miss Irma Rate began working today
as clerk in the Clapp & Jones company's
store.
Miss Hilda Paul has begun working as
clerk at the BrattleborO Baking Co.'S
store.
Mrs Major G. Houghton of Oak street
is i'll and under the care of a profess
sional nurse.
Ray L. Mixer, who is employed in
Springfield, Mass, is visiting here this
week with his mother.
Harold r. Miner, chauffeur for the
Brattleboro fire department, is having
a vacation this week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Grady returned
Tuesday after a 1O-days visit with rel
atives in Wellsville. n. Y.
Miss Elizabeth Spencer will go Tues
day TO Middlebury to enter her second
year at Middlebury college.
Mrs Human Weeks has resumed work
in the alteration department at j. Il.
Mann's store, after a months vacation.
Mrs. Dennis Hogan and two children
sister, Mrs. K. J. Snyder of Elliot street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quinn and son,
John, of Elliot street are spending two
weeks vacation with relatives in Can
ada.
Howard Richardson has returned to
the Bentley School of Accounting after
spending the summer at his home in
town.
G. A. Forrest of Boston is here today
no INxIyin a
Electric company and is registered at the
Brooks House.
George w. Brooks, manager of the
Cloverdale store, is having a vacation of
two weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks are on
an automobile trip.
Mrs. II. L. Lackey, who was employed
| in the Office of the S. A. Smith Mfg. Co,
has taken position in the office of the
Fort Drummer Mills.
Miss Louise Bean returned last night
| from a vacation spent in AthOl, Spring
| field and Boston. She resumed work at
the Brooks House today. ..-e
Miss Susan GRAHAM will leave tomor-
row for Wellesley. Afas1, where she
will resume her studies in Wellesley col
| lege, entering her senior year.
Miss Grace Dawley, who recently fin
ished work in the Clapp & Jones Co.'S
store. has gone to AshuelOt. y. H, to
substitute month in an Office.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. r. Micott were in
Felchville yesterday to attend the funeral
of his uncle, Oscar F. Randall, who for
merly was a resident of this town.
| Miss Florence PIERCE of Washington,
| ID. c., who had been visiting here three
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Allan ID.
Brown, left Monday for her home.
Mrs Thomas J. Goodwin of Columbia,
S. c., who had been spending the summer
| at Kennebunkport. Me, is visiting in town
with her mother, Mrs Sarah Dunlevy.
Mrs. d. f. Shea and sister, Miss Mol
/ lie Donahue, have returned from a weeks
stay in Boston. Miss Donahue, who had
| been visiting here, has returned to her
home in Rutland.
Miss Mildred Bancroft, professional
nurse in Hartford, and sister, Miss Mar
| guerite Bancroft, also of Hartford, are
| spending a few weeks vacation at their
| home on Western avenue. -
Miss Alice NJ. Bennett. who has been a
| nurse for the Mutual Aid association six
months, will go tomorrow to Orleans to
! take a position as district nurse for the
| Orleans County relief organization.
Mrs. f. s. Tubbs and daughter. Leona,
| and son, Raymond, have returned from
| a weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Wilton. at Hartford. Conn.
While away Mrs. Tubbs attended the
Hartford fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Greene of Brain
tree are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. W. Phillips of Cherry street.
Mr.. Greene recently sold his general
merchandise and grain business in Brain
tree. Mrs. Greene is assisting this week
in Houghton & Simondss store.