The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-07
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Frank Pettee is having a vacation this
week from his work for the Estey Organ
Miss Athena Belliveau of Hinsdale, n
H.. was a visitor here over Sunday with
friends.
Dennison B. Cowles attended the Am
Iherst-Wesleyan football game in Amherst
Saturday.
Wallis Goldsmith was here from Ches-
ter to visit over Sunday at his home on
North street.
D. J. Sweeney of Bellows Falls visited
in town over Sunday with his family on
Blliot street. 80"
DIR. and Mrs f. II. Lynch are in ia
maica- for weeks hunting. They will
return Saturday.
Miss Rachael White, student in North
field seminary. is a guest today of Mrs.
Harold p. White.
Leonard s. Muir returned this morning
from Providence. where he visited several
days at his home.
J. W. Vaughan left last night for New
York on business for the Goodnow, Pear
son & Hunt store.
Raw Adams of Putney road is among
the deer-hunters this week and is spend
ing the week in Townshend.
. Attorneys J. " Harvey and Robert L.
weeks hunting trip in Canada.
Game Warden f. II. Metcalf, H. p
White and Walter +. Bartlett left to-
day for Stratton on deer hunting trip.
/ Mr. and Mrs Claude B. Williamson
have returned from weeks wedding trip
to Boston and Worcester and are moving
in to their new home on Putney road.
1 Mrs Joseph F. Taylor and daughter,
Ernestine, will go tomorrow to Spring
field, Mass. where Mrs Taylor wifi at
tend the wedding of Miss Esther McCar-
thy.
Thomas Scanlon and James Scanlon of
Holyoke, Mass, who came here to attend
the funeral of Miss Mary +. Sears Satur-
day morning, returned that afternoon to
/ Holyoke.
Reuben Brown, clerk in the Hovey
pharmacy in Greenfield. visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs w NJ Brown while
on his way to Dummerston to spend a
few days hunting.
| w H. Irwin and family have moved
| their goods from the Aldrich house on
lPutney road and put them in storage.
Mrs. Irwin will go to her former home
in Canada to spend the winter.
| Mrs. T.. K Fuller. who is confined to
her home with a severe cold, is little
better. Mrs. James f. Hooker, who had
been here with her several days, re-
turned Saturday to Schenectady, II. Y.
Miss Vivian Taylor leaves tomorrow
for Orange, Mass, where she will produce
the comic opera, Miss Bob White, Dec.
! and ,, having received orders from the
Rogers Producing Co. to go to Orange
instead of Bath, Nc.
DIR. f. L. Day and Miss Edith Foster
of Providence, X. L., came Thursday by
automobile and were guests until this
II m nf Mr. ii ~
Williston street He will visit in New
Bedford before returning.
Mrs. C. C. Winchester of Chestnut
lstreet went today to Newfane to visit sew
eral days with Mrs. Cora A. Winchester
She was accompanied by her son, Archie
Winchester, who will spend a few days
in Newfane hunting deer.
Fred Cain was discharged Saturday
from the Memorial hospital, where he had
been on account of injuries received wheI
he was kicked by horse. He went tc
i remain over Sunday in the home of his
: cousin, William j. Cain of Birge street
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Young of Boston
came Saturday to spend the week emo
, with her parents, Maj. and Mrs. f. w
Childs, coming by automobile. They were
accompanied by Hadley Gibson, who hac
: been in the Corey Hill hospital in Brook
line, Mass, several weeks with infantilG
I paralysis. Mr. Gibson is improving
slowly and is now about on erutches.
Col. L. w. Gibson of Governor Hart
tness's staff and Past Commander Pear
, Il. Clapp of Brattleboro post, American
: Legion, returned Saturday night from
Kansas City, Mo-, where they attended
the annual convention of the American
; Legion There were $4,000 visitors in tn,
) city during the convention. Governor
| Hartness and staff frequently were il
| the immediate presence of General Fool
: of France and other notable guests anC
/ had the pleasure of meeting them person
/ ally. TIE Vermont party. returned --bs