The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-21
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Chester Newton went Saturday to !
South Manchester, Conn, to spend a |
week
Mrs. ]. L. Martin will go tomorrow to
Newfane to spend several weeks at Ben
cassen cabin.
MrNand Mrs. William NJ Brown have
returned from a weeks visit in Agawam,
Mass, with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. w. Newton and
daughter, Hazel We're in Poultney and
Middebury yesterday.
Howard A. Wellman and J.. Guy
Tasker are spending the week on a fish
ing trip to Upton, Me.
Mrs Fred Heap is having a weeks va
cation from her work in the Office of the
Durham Brothers company.
Edward BOlliger of Green street, went
this morning to attend the commencement
exercises at the Ludlow high school.
Miss Dorothy Day returned last night
from Bellows Falls where she had been
attending house party since Saturday.
Mrs. Myron p. Davis and daughter,
Miss Uanna Beard, have opened their
house on High Lawn road for the sum
mcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwell Atwood of Ev-
erett Mass, came Sunday and went to
! the Wood cottage on the Connecticut
river to spend vacation of two weeks.
Mrs. Charles Merrick, who had been
visiting here several days in the home of
her father, ]. C. Day of Williston street,
has returned to her home in Cleveland.
! Godfrey Crosby and W O. Cooley re-
| turned today from East Angus, p O..
where they spent two weeks or more at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Saith
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wood and chill
dren will go this week TO Ames hill,
where they will spend the summer at the
| farm formerly known as the Hildreth
! farm.
Miss Ruth B. Bigelow went this aft
ernoon to Hanover, y. H., where she will
attend this evening the commencement
ball at Dartmouth college. She will re-
| turn tomorrow.
Richard Fleming, Daniel Lyons and
Joseph Pellerin, students in st. Mi
chaels college at Winooski, -have come to
their homes in town to remain during the
| summer vacation.
| w. G.. Hawkes. OF Erving. Mass. and
Arthur Leach of Mortified. Mass. of the
firm of Reynolds, Hawkes. K Leach Co.
lumber dealers in Erving, are in town
today on business.
| Frank l.. Reed continues to gain in the
Memorial hospital where he has been a
week. following a shock. 1t Is expected
that he will be able to go to his home
later : in the week.
III j. AlcI-. NSOli Oh t1dSefSIOW0, Nh.
and Mr. and Mrs. $. X. Bradley and
Miss Helen Bradley and Master f. I.
Bradley of Nyack, y. Y. We're guests at
the Brooks House over Sunday.
Herbert NJ. Wood has closed his home
on Clark street and is living in the
home of his son, G. a. Wood, in the Man
ley apartments Mrs. Eliza Doughty is
working there as housekeeper.
Harold II. Durham, who had been
depending a vacation of three weeks i'm
West Paris. Me. with his family. has re-
turned and resumed work in the whole
sale department of the Durham Broth
erS company.
Miss Florence Mabel Moran. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Casper y Moran of this
town. has recently accepted n position
as head nurse in the operating room of
the NIuhlenberg hospital at Plainfield. y
j. She began her duties there this week
Miss Moran graduated from the Brattle-
boro high school in 1913 and that fall
entered the training school for nurses in
the New Haven. Conn, hospital. where
she has been the past seven years. After
her graduation from that hospital. she
remained at the hospital and during that
time has had the position as night super
intendent and also as assiStsnt in the
operating room.