The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-19
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Carroll Coombs has begun working this
week for Ernest NJ. Goodenough, electri-
elan.
$. L. Arnold of Springfield, Mass. came
yesterday to visit until tonight at DR.. \.
j. AIiller's.
Mrs. c. \. Miles of Chaplin street is
visiting relatives in New York city and
Larchmount.
Mrs j. w. Vaughan of Green street
went last night to Hartford, Conn, to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Bernice NJ. Field returned this
morning from Springfield, Mass, where
she spent the weekend.
Richard Crosby is making a good re-
covery in the Memorial hospital from an
operation for appendicitis.
David Carey of Elliot street. who is in
the Memorial hospital for medical treat
ment, is little improved.
Ernest c. Young and Fred w. Chip
man of Boston We're guests over the week
end at Major L. w. Childs's.
Hugh Crawford and family are moving
today from Canal street to Mrs w. p.
Jones's house on Oak street.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur b. Carter of
Barre. who visited relatives in town over
Sunday, returned yesterday to Barre
Misses Alice and Attic Eames went to
South Deerield. Mass, today on account
| of the illness of their aunt, Mrs. Belle
Tilton.
HadIey Gibson, student in Harvard
university, is here to spend weeks va
cation with his parents, Attorney and Mrs.
f. W. Gibson.
| Mrs Adeline Waldron, who had been
confined to her home by illness, returned
| yesterday to her work for the G. +: Brad
| ley corporation.
| Mrs. Amsden of Shelburne Falls, Mass.
| who had been a guest here in the home
| of her brother, DIR. +. s. Bowen, has re-
| turned to her home.
| Mrs. J. L. Goldsmith is assisting for a
few days in Miss Susan Hanrahan's Spe-
cialty shop, during the absence of Miss
| Hanrahan in New York.
| Miss Phoebe Clark, who had been i'll
| following an operation on the nose, re-
Sumed work Yesterday in the Office of the
| Durham Brothers company.
| Burton Halliday. who is employed in
the wholesale department of the Durham
brothers company, is i'll at his home on
! Chestnut street, with measles.
Mrs. Fred F, Clark is making a good
recovery IN the Memorial hospital from an
operation for appendicitis, performed last
/ Thursday by DIR. q. Il. Anderson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bedore of Walnut
street have moved to Rutland where Mr.
Bedore, who is employed by the Standard
/ Oil cmopany. has been transferred.
Luke Ferriter who had been in the
| Springfield hospital following an opera
ton for the removal of cataracts on the
eyes, returned Saturday to his home.
Miss Elyse Blox of Springfield CVt)
( has taken a position as clerk in Houghton
X Slmonds's store. Miss Blox had been
employed several months in the Houghton
y Simonds store in Springfield.
! Mrs. f. III. Hurlburt. who left here last
week 70 visit relatives in New Britain and
| New York. is expected to return TODAY
having been notified Of the fire in the ]
l.. Martin house, where she occupies an
apartment.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Arthur W. Childs and
son. Walter of Manchester. y. H., who
spent the weekend at George +. Fosters
returned to their home yesterday accom-
panied by Mrs. Foster, who will visit
them in Manchester
Mrs. J. Harry Estey. Miss Allethaire
p Estey and Mrs. f. +. Perry went SUNDAY
10 Boston by automobile. Mrs. Estey and
Mrs. Perry returned last night. Mis-,
Allethaire Estey will remain there for !
visit with friends. Mrs. Perry visited
her daughter, Miss Clara Perry. who is
taking course in art in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Z. Hougbtor
and son. David, and Clyde Haskell re
turned yesterday after an absence of sew
. eral months in California. They left
here Oct. - and went to RedlandS Cal
ana from there to Banning, in which place
they bought a small home They toured
| from there all through southern Califor
ma, through mountains and deserts. cover
ing distance of 5000 miles by motor