The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-16
National League
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Orville Dunklee went last night to
Spofford lake to stay week.
Miss Mildred Carey of Barre is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Miles
J. Exner is having a weeks vacation
from his work for the American Express
Co.
Miss Alice Capron of Marlboro, n. H,
is spending a week with her cousin, Mrs.
Louis \. Whitney.
Miss Elizabeth Mcnamara has re
turned from a two-weeks' vacation in
Binghamton, y. y.
Miss Annie NelIigan and brother of
Holyoke. Mass. were visiting over the
weekend at John 7. Kaine'S.
Miss Gladys Adams who had been
substituting a few weeks in the telephone
office. has finished work there.
| Miss Regina Heaphy returned to work
| yesterday at \. f. NIiller's candy store
after a vacation of two weeks.
Miss Florence Danycw is enjoying a
| two-weeks' vacation from the Office of
the Holstein-Friesian Register Co.
Harry Cain of Somerville, Mass. came
yesterday for a weeks stay with his
cousins, the Misses Cain of Birge street.
Miss Esther johnson. who has a po-
| sition as operator in the telephone ex
change. began n two-weeks vacation
| yesterday.
Miss Matte Baldwin, supervisor at
| iilt tt4tEilbHt tAtudliEt+ AtAS itluA Ltu
| from a two-wceks' vacation spent in An
trim, n. III.
Miss Sadie Winchester returned Sat
lurday from New York. where she had
been taking a course ut the summer school
at Columbia university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dunklee and family
Iof Clark street. who had been occupying
the Fitch cottage at Sunset lake month,
returned home Sunday.
Mrs. J. J. Sullivan and daughter, Kath-
crine, of Binghamton, \. y, are visiting
Mrs. Sullivan's mother, Mrs. Adam
Thomas of Grove street.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cargill of Alburg
were guests i'll town over last nights on
their way to visit at Mrs. CargIlfs for
mer home in Wilmington.
Charles Witteck and grandson, Charles
NIyer, of Brooklyn visited from Thurs
, day until yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Exner of Prospect street.
, i George Birch returned Sunday after a
visit OF three weeks in Pine Groves, Nj
! ante Conn, and other beaches between
New LondoD and New Haven, Conn.
Harold Shea. who had a position in the
: Office of L. Crosby & Co, finished work
} there Saturday and has taken a posi-
e tiQn as bookkeepcr at the Mosher garage.
Mr. and Mrs Fred c. Sargent and
6 daughter, Miss Ruth Sargent, who had
{ been occupying the Crowell cottage at
Sunset lake two weeks, have returned
l to town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Hescock and
children, Mrs. Idella Hescock and Miss
Marguerite Hescock. all of Greenfield
are visiting at George Washers on Gull
ford street.
Il. G. Clark and F. T. Perkins started
> this morning by automobile for Detroit
EThey will visit relatives also in Birming
: ham and Ionia, Mich. They expect to b'
gone about two weeks.
]. w. Vaughan began yesterday a two
weeks vacation from his work in tn,
I Goodnow, Pearson & Hunt department
store. Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan left thi
morning for Albany and Niagara Falls
n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne d. Thompson o
Pittsburgh, Pa, who have been visiting
here 10 days with their mother, Mrs. )
/ j.. Thompson. will return to their HON
\ tomorrow Mrs S. T.. Thompson
4 spending the summer in town with he
nieces, the Misses Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson and family o
q Montclair. y. J., visited here last Wee
K at j. c. Sections on Grove street. MI
Y and Mrs. Sexton and two children an
I Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Stevens and daugh
4 ter accompanied them to Montclalr Sat
! urday for a weeks visit.
4 Mrs. John L. Kaine and niece, Mis-
4 Elizabeth Grady, left last night for
I weeks trip to st. Anne de Beaupre, e
ing by the way of Montreal. They e1
1 pect to leave Montreal tonight, going {
! St Anne by boat. They viii be joine
/ at Montreal by relatives from Boston.
y DIR. Crosby A. Perry of Pittsfel'
/ Mass, was a guest in town over la
night of Attorney G. 5. Chase. DIR. PER-,
I formerly of Readsboro. established II
Gill Home for Odd Fellows at LUDLOW
He is on his way there today to atten
threedays' celebration at the HON
being a guest of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie G.. Wyman an
family expect to leave here in about tN
( weeks for Chicago, where they WI
make their home. Mr.. Wyman viii
4 associated in the garage business wit
Y Mrs. Wyman's father, NJ G. Morrl
I who recently went there and bought
A business Mr. and Mrs. Wyman ha'
sold their house on Clark avenue to Nh
Frank NJ. Danforth, who will mo-