The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-10
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Miss NTcATahon of Montpelier is spend
ing the week in town with friends
+ Mrs. III. NJ. Whittier, who had been i'll
the past two weeks in her home on ESta-
brook street, is out again. e
Miss Mabel Snow, chief operator i'll the
telephone exchange, went last night to
Rutland to attend a telephone meeting.
Ray Mixer. who is employed in
JIayues'S store in Springfield. Mass. Wis
tied in town early III the week with his
,mOthcr.
Miss Sybil Day, operator in the tele-
phone exchange, is having a weeks vaca-
ton from her work and is at her home in
Bellows Falls.
Fred II. Harris went to-day to Han
over. \. H. to attend the winter carnival
at Dartmouth college, from which he
graduated in 1911.
Merle Crawshaw, who had been visiting
at his home in Springfield, Mass. has re-
turned to Brattlcboro, where he expects
to get employment.
Miss Beatrice Yearly is having u vaca
+ tion Of 10 days from her work in Judge
~ f. Schwenk's law office Mrs August
Wilson is substituting for her.
Fred $ Knight returned last night
from Springfield, Mass. where he went
/ Tuesday to attend meeting of the New
| England Credit Mems association.
! Mrs. Arthur s. Warren of Belmont ave
nue. who had been confined to her home
! three weeks by illness. has resumed work
in the offices of the HolStein- Fresian assoc
citation.
J Adm Houghton of Springfield (VtD is
in town today on business at IIoughtOn -
{ SimondsS store and is visiting his par
elits Mr. and Mrs. George Houghton of
: Clark street
Howard Slack. who is spending the
winter with Gordon Pomfrcy at the Trot-
AL
turned after few days stay at his home
ia Brookline, Mass.
Mrs. c. G. Billings Of New York. who
had been spending several days in town
with her mother. who lives in the home
Of Mrs. Richardson ON Prospect street,
left yesterday for New York.
DR.. Thomas Rice has hired the rooms
in the American building, formerly .occu-
, pied by the New England Telephone com
, pany. and will move there soon from the
, Vermont Savings bank building.
Mrs. Charles y. Harris and daughter.
Miss Evelyn Harris. went today to Han
over, \. IL; to attend the Dartmouth win
ter carnival. Mrs. Harris will be chaper-
' one at fraternity house where Miss Har-
e. r!S IL TO be guest.
:; Miss Louise Bean is expected today
I from Essex Junction. where she was
l called several days ago by the death of heI
= sister. Mrs. Louis Grano. Mrs. Annie
lhiiILIiN mas Dtcll cooking al the BROOKE
T. House during Miss Beans absence
l.. T. Landman of South Londonderry
>. and III. {. Williams of Bondville were il
7 town today on their way 10 Montpeliel
T. to attend a reunion of the Legislature o
y 1906. W. :. Holland Of this town ais
u went today to Montpelier 10 attend
J. reunion.
7 Harry Dcyo, driver Of one of tn
>. American Railway Express Cos teams
~ broke some Of the bones in one foot Mon
y day when he fell from his delivery wagon
, lie was bracing against the seat whicl
had become unfastencd unbcknOwn to Nh
Deyo, and the driver was thrown to tn
=, ground He was taken to the hospita
" and an N-ray picture was taken. 4 !
7 EXner is driving tho team dufing Nh
+ beyo,s disability. "a =