The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-15
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mrs. Helen Warren Anger of New
York is a visitor in town with friends. |
: John NJ. Lee of Cleveland is visiting
his uncle, ID. NJ Duggan, on Vine street. i
Capt. c. A E. Goodwin was at his
home in town from Camp Devens over /
yesterday.
B.F. Kelley of Philadelphia is visiting
in the home of his daughter, Mrs. James
p Ferriter
Edward Colby, clerk in the Cloverdale
lCo.,s store, spent the weekend at his
home in Keene. s-----
Miss Miriam Rideout of Swampscott,
! Mass. is spending the week with Miss /
Dorothy Shorey.
! Mrs o. f. Moore of Crosby block left
this morning for a vacation of two weeks
at Mantle, Conn.
! Edward Bolliger went yesterday to
Springfield, Mass, called there by the i'll
ness of his mother.
/ Mr. and Mrs. William II. Bond and
children left yesterday on an automobile
/ trip of few days.
Miss Marie Long and brother, Francis
! Long, went Saturday to Orange, Mass, to
spend several days.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gilmore of Green
field spent yesterday at the K. l.. Hildreth
summer home on Ames hill.
Dwight Parker and son, Carl, of
Bridgeport Conn, are guests at Herbert
Barden's on Central street.
| Mrs. Human Weeks of the alteration de-
partment in J. Z. Mann's store began
today a months vacation.
/ Wallace Wilson of Schenectady, \. Y,
visited here over the weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Jennie Wilson.
i Howard Reed. who had been visiting
week at c. w. Reeds, returned to his
home in Jacksonville yesterday.
Miss Helen Longueil returned this
morning to work in Houghton & SimondSs
store after a two-weeks' vacation.
Mrs Anna Proctor resumed work to-
day in Manns store. after a twO-weeks'
vacation spent at Hampton Beach.
4 Winfred Vaughn of Springfield, Mass,
visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Vaughn of Green street, over Sunday.
Theodore Gustafson, who had been
having a vacation, resumed work today
for the Brattleboro Publishing company.
4 Mr.. and Mrs William A. Murray OF
Barre are visiting in town today with
relatives. Mr.. Murray is here on bust
ness.
Mrs Dora Hopkinson returns tomor-
row to her home in Bennington after
, visit with Miss Bessie Cain of Birge
street.
Mrs. II. II. Sheppey resumed work to-
{ day in Goodnow. Pearson & Hunts de
l partment store, after a vacation of two
weeks.
: Mrs. Austin Sweeney returned Friday
5 from an outing at York beach. She re-
turned today at Goodnow, Pearson &
I Hunts.
! Mr.. and Mrs f. Burr Smith of Green
field were weekend guests of Mr.. and
, Mrs. c. l.. Stickney, returning to Green
field this morning.
q Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Gates and daugh-
- ter, Lora, of NilhstOn street went Satur-
\ day to Shrewsbury, Mass, to visit a few
: days with relatives.
c Mr. and Mrs II. c. Jones and family
r of North Adams visited over the weekend
t with Mrs. Jones's sister, Mrs. y. W. Har-
9 wood of 81 Clark street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Maranville of
l Springfield, Mass. were visitors here yes
!. terday on their way to Rutland, where
Il they will spend vacation.
> Miss Mildred Cote and Miss Katherine
: Slattery, who had been visiting at j. A
:, Longs on Frost street. have returned to
: their home in Bellows Falls.
g Mr. and Mrs J. A. Moseley and Mr.. and
o Mrs. VintOn Woodland of HoOsick Falls
@ \. Y, came Friday to remain over Sunday
It as guests in the home of John Brownell
, Arthur Longueil of Clark street, VIII,
Y underwent serious operation Wednes
st day by DIR. G. r. Anderson in the Memo
rial hospital is in a satisfactory condi
e ton.
d Mrs. Lucy Kellogg of this town an,
~ Mrs. Eunice Sprague of Jamaica returned
p Friday from Mortified Mass. where they
=; had been attending the general confer
q ence.
= Mrs. John Crosby and two sons o
- West Somerville. Mass, and Mrs. Ear
!, Gleason of Allston, Mass. are visitin,
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert T
Yearly.
i Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Gould and thre
n children of Yonkers. y. Y. formerly o
/ Brattleboro were registered at the Brook
House over last night They left toda.
O for Boston.
OF Invitations have been issued by Mis-
> Martha Walp for an afternoon TEL
O Wednesday from 3 to > at the Austin
o Institution, for Miss Helen G. Throckmor
o ton, a former principal of the institution
- Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Mann and Miss Lu
ellie Young. head of the millinery depart
ment in Manns drygoodS store went thi
o morning to New York, where they wi
q remain during the week buying fall goods
0 Miss Annie NJ Cain, head of the proc
/ reading department of the Holstein-Frit
O sian Association of America. is having
| three weeks vacation. She returne
0 today from Bristol where she spent
. week.
VI c. f. Gould. Harry Gould, Charles I
U Brown, L. r. Frost, and Leroy Houghto
= of Greenfield, spent the weekend at til
l.. B. Frost cottage at Somerset resel
voir, returning with As pickerel weighin
4 20 pounds.
. James Austin. who had been spendin
MP three weeks at Mrs George Danyew's. ha
in. returned to his home in Springfield
is, Mass, accompanied by George Danyev
ne who will spend the rest of the month i
ly, Springfield.
T. Mrs. Julius J. Estey will leave by autt
ms mobile for Cambridge. y. Y aceompanie
rs. by her sister Mrs. Thomas Cull. who ht
to visited here nine weeks and nv ber nice