The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-08
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

turned last night from a few days trip
to Boston.
Mrs. Edward Paro and daughter of
Boston are visiting Mrs. c. j. Paro OF
Clark street.
Dr. w. II. Noyes left today for Bos-
ton to attend sessions of the American
Medical association.
Miss Charlotte Bemis of Westmin-
ster West is visiting in town with her
aunt, Mrs. c. Warner Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. e. Coates are ex-
pected to return tonight from few
days visit in Boston with relatives.
Mrs. Z. II. Hurlburt is moving from
the Martin house on Chaplin street TO
Mrs. V. o. Jones's on the same street.
Mrs Francis z. Perry of Washington
street is visiting in Somerville, Mass,
with her sister, Mrs. Fred /. Dyke, and
family.
Miss Ruth Parsons, who had been a
guest in the home of George CrOll, has
returned to her home in Easthampton,
Mass.
Mrs. +. c. Sargent was among those
who went to Remington yesterday to at
tend the meetings of the State Fedora
ton of Womens Clubs
DIR. and Mrs. r. r. Newell returned
last night by automobile from Cleveland.
Ohio, where they were guests two weeks
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradley.
Mrs. w. G. Harlow returned today to
her home in Westminster West after
visiting since Monday in the home of her
daughter, Mrs John o. Tucker of Spruce
street
Clarence Brooks. who recently in
iured fingers on both hands at the Yer
mont Last and Wood Heel corporation
plant, has resumed work fOr~E. NJ. Good
enough.
Mrs. c. J. Eddy of Shushan, \. Y,
who is spending some time here in the
spending few days with relatives In
TOwnshend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph P. Churchill re-
they had been since Saturday. Mrs.
Churchill's sister, Miss Florence Coombs,
accompanied them here for a visit.
w. Il. Strong has moved here from
Springfield (Vt.) and is working for the
Vermont Last and Wood Heel corpora
ton. Mrs. Strong is working as clerk
for the Brattleboro Baking company.
Carroll Coombs and Henry Latham,
who are employed by f. NJ. Goodenough,
electrician, are in Wilmington this week
wiring the offices of the New England
Power company in the Ware block.
Rev. and Mrs. G. Z. Tomkinson re-
turned yesterday afternoon from Can
Their--children remained here during
their absence with Mr.. and Mrs. c. a.
Palmer.
DR. Stanley 4. Wilson of Felchvillc
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ID.
Wilson over the weekend. Miss kath-
crime Carpenter, teacher in StOrer college
in Harpers Ferry, Va, also was a guest
there, returning with DIR. Wilson Mon
day TO Burlington.
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home here several weeks. has returned
to Worcester to resume his former po-
sition with the United States Envelope
Co. Mr. Morse is manager of the pur-
chasing department.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Frederick Childs of
Chicago were visitors here Friday on
their way to Pennington, Conn, where
they viii attend commencement, their
daughter, Madeline, being one of the
graduates at a boarding school there.
Mr. and Mrs Claude H. Hubbard and
daughter are expected today from Cleve-
land, Ohio. to visit Mrs. Hubbard's par
pin street Next week Mrs. Hubbard
will attend the reunion of her class at
Mount Iolyoke college and Mr.. Hub
bard will attend the reunion of his class
at Amherst college.
DR. G. r. Anderson and Or. II. l..
Waterman of Brattlcboro and DIR. a. j..
Newton of Mortified left this morning
for Boston to attend the convention of
the American Medical association. They
will return tomorrow. Mrs. Waterman
accompanied them and will remain
week with her daughter, Mrs X. ID.
Dibble.
Mrs. Charles E. Adams of West River
road went Friday to Greenfield to visit
her brother. NJ. G.. Wright, and in the
home of her nephew, Oscar Bourn, ac-
companying Mr.. and Mrs. Bourn on an
to Manchester and Rutland. Mrs.
Adams returned home Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Retting and daughter,
Mrs. j. Il. Turner, who had visited
friends here about two weeks, left Sthis
morning for Magnolia. Mass, where Mrs.
Retting will spend several weeks with
her sister. Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Turner
will visit in the home of her aunt, Mrs.
W. S. Bishop, in New Haven, Conn.
and after about three weeks will return
to her home in Detroit.
Rev. DR. Guy G. LamsOn of Philadel-
phia, who about two years ago resigned
az secretary Of the American Baptist
Publication society on account of i'll
health, has just been elected president OF
the largest mems club in Philadelphia,
which has a membership of more than
500, made up largely of business men.
He succeeds the man who has been presi-
dent ever since the club was organized,
DIR. LamsOn has not given up church
work. as he supplies various pulpits, but
he is now in charge of the bonding de
partment of +. p. Ristine 4 Co. of Phil
adelphia. in which his wide acquaintance
in the Baptist denomination is of ma
terial assistance to him. DIR. Lamson
is a son of Mrs. c. Il. Lamson of Wash
ington street.
Auction, West Brattleboro, June II.
J. Mckay. SJ-SS