The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-20
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Miss Florence Fits is spending the
day in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs May Bowen has taken a position
as waitress at the Brooks House.
Ernest NJ Goodenough. electrician.
went yesterday to Boston on business.
Miss Opal Elmer has begun working
this week as clerk in the Huntress-Adams
store
Wesley Irish of Turner's Falls spent
yesterday at his home on South Main
street.
Miss Rose Batchclder Of Brooklinc
Mass, spent yesterday in town with
friends
Miss Nettie AIudgett is visiting in
Richford with her brother, Howard Mud
gett, and among friends.
Mrs. Lucius Richardson of High street.
who IS Ill and under the care of physi-
clan. remains about the same.
Mrs Harriet b. Howard is spending
the day in Greenfield and Holyoke. Mass
with friends. She will return tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Freyenhagen and
son, Clinton, Of Greenfield spent yeStcr-
day here with her aunt, Mrs. {. L.
Piper.
Mr. and Mrs. a. J. Currier went today
to Manchester, y. H. where they will
visit in the home of their son, Harry
| Curricr.
Mrs. Charles Sanderson. who had been
in the Memorial hospital following an
operation for appendicitis, has returned
to her home.
Donald Lcahy Of st. Adams visited
in town over the weekend in the home
of his aunt, Mrs. Henry Williams. of
| Highland street.
Miss Hulda Onberg of Boston came
here Friday to attend Miss Ellen Lar
sons wedding. She is spending q week
in town visiting friends
Mrs. John Sanderson of West Brattle-
bOro was operated upon this morning in
the Memorial hospital for hernia. DR.. g.
X, Anderson was the surgeon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. DeBcrgh and two
sons left this morning for Washington
Va. where Mrs. DeBergh and sons will
spend several months at her former home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hewins went to-
day to Boston for a few days stay. Their
daughters are staying with Mrs Henry
Brown on Oak street during the absence
of their parents.
James \. Austin was elected a delegate
TO the state convention of the knights of
Columbus at Il meeting of Leo Council
last evening" The convention will be
held In Rutland in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Prefontaine are
expected to return today from Boston.
where Mrs. Prcfontainc had been two
| weeks following an operation in the Ell
| lot hospital for gallstones.
Mrs. Cora q. Leonard and daughter,
| Miss Alice Leonard, went Yesterday to
| Newton, Mass, where they will visit two
| weeks with their son and brother, DR..
| Edward Leonard, and family.
Mrs. Anna NJ Eddy will leave tomor-
| row for her home in Sioux Falls ;. d.
| She came here several weeks ago on ac-
! count OF the critical illness of her
| brother, the late II. NJ. Burke.
George May has begun working as bell
| boy at the Brooks House. Paul Robin
| son, who had been working there, finished
| work today and went to Chesterfield.
| where he will work during the summer on
| the Edward Welcome farm.
Mr., and Mrs. n L. Carpenter of Essex
| junction announce the marriage engage
| ment OF their youngest daughter. Rather
| Inc Mary, to DIR. Stanley \. Wilson, son
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward d. Wilson Of
! BrattlebOro Miss Carpenter is one of
| Essex functions most popular young
| Junction high school in the class of 1919.
| She attended the University of Vermont.
| leaving IN her second year to accept a po-
| SItlOn as teacher at StOrer college Har-
| per'S Ferry, W. Va. The bridc-to-be is a
member of III Beta Phi. DIR. Wilson is a
graduate of the Vermont College of Med
| lcine in the class of 1920. a member Of
| Alpha Tau Omega and Delta AIu Fra.
and IS promising young physician now
practicinE at Felchville. The wedding.
which Will be simple and quiet, will take
place in June this year.
Don't forget that the Odd Fellows will
| hold another one of their dances Friday
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