The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-18
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Miss Euniee- Heath of Townshend is a
visitor in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Gilmore of
Greenfield are spending the day here.
Don Miller has returned to his work in
c. w. Cleaveland's store after 10days'
vacation spent in town.
Miss Mildred Marden of South Lon
donderry visited here yesterday with her
sister, Miss Lila Marden. ~
Miss Elizabeth Shaffner, who had been
spending 10 days with relatives in Gran
vile, n. Y, has returned. -
Ernest Hoffses returned Saturday from
Buckland, Me-, where he had been visit
ing his brother and family.
Miss Mae Cook is having a few days
, vacation this week from her work in the
Office of the Durham Brothers Co.
Miss Lillian Clark of Mortified, Mass,
is spending the day here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert j. Clark.
Miss Marion Long, who is employed in
the Offices of the Holstein- Friesian asso-
citation, is i'll at her home on Park street.
Mrs. Lillian Knapp of Cortland, n. Y,
on her way to ColebroOk, n. H., to visit,
! is guest today of Miss Maude Tibbetts.
Miss Elizabeth Sargent is having a few
] days vacation this week from her work
in the Holstein-Friesian association
offices.
/ Frank Tenney, janitor at the Goodnow,
| Pearson & Hunt store, is having a vaca-
ton of two weeks. Robert Prentiss is
| taking his place.
DIR. Thomas Rice and w. f. Hubbard
have returned from a several days auto
| mobile trip which included Troy, Albany,
northern New York, Lake George and
other places.
Mrs. z. II. Mclaughlin of New York,
H. a. fha- ri
LaDukes on Prospect street, returned
today to her home. Her son, John, will
remain at Mr.. LaDuke's.
j. III. Bemis came Saturday to visit a
few days in the home of his sister, Mrs.
f.. l.. Waterman, and family. He will
leave Friday for Boston and sail Saturday
for Florida to spend the winter.
Mrs. Robert Kent of Boston, who went
from here to visit relatives in Orange,
Mass, is expected to return here today.
Mr.. Kent, who joined her for a visit in
Orange, has returned to Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stimson, Mrs
Clifford Ingalls, and Edith and Edwin In
gals motOred to Manchester, y. H., Sun
day to visit Arthur Ingalls,, who is man
ager of one of the A. & p. stores there.
Lysander Lord of auckland, Mass, was
operated upon Saturday afternoon in the
Memorial hospital by DR. G.. r. Anderson
for ruptuTed appendix. His condition
is serious. Mrs. Lord is here with her
daughter Mrs A. NJ Thomas of Belmont
avenue.
Miss Nettie Bishop returned this morn
ing from Wardsboro, where she went
Thursday to attend the funeral of Miss
Nettie ID. Johnson, who died in New York
Miss Ethel Johnson, who accompanied
the body of her sister to Wardsboro, will
return this week TO New York.
Among those who went this afternoon
to Bellows Falls TO attend a meeting of
the eighth Masonic district, of which
George NJ. Clay is district deputy. We're
Robert l.. Fits. Paul A. Chase. Godfrey
Crosby, Abbott Frizzell, Harold p. White,
r. 5. Robertson, e. L. Doyle, Charles G.
Hubbell, w. l.. Duntley, s. 4. Daniels,
A. L. Billings, III. A. yiele, Robert Dun
kiee, Harry Locke, Christie B. Crowell
and others. Mr.. Crowell who is grand
senior warden of the grand lodge of Yer
mont viii go from Bellows Falls to White
River Junction, Montpelier and Wells
River to attend other district meetings