The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-26
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mrs John Quinn and son. John, spent
yesterday in Springfield. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. George f. Knight are
spending the day in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs Agnes Crosby of Boston is q
guest in the home of Edward c. Crosby
Miss Lucy Walbridge will go tonight
to her home in Greenfield to remain over
tomorrow.
Miss Clara Adams will go today to her
home in Charlestown, n. H., to visit over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs c. w Tidd went today
to Bellows Falls to visit relatives over
the weekend.
Mrs. c. f. Mann and son, Floyd, and
W. II. Mann are all i'll with grip in their
home on Pine street.
r. J. Eldridgc manager of the local
telephone exchange, is out again after
having been i'll several days.
Miss Maude Glazier. teacher in the
high school, went yesterday to Green
field. She is expected to return today.
Mrs. Edward Wasserman and son,
Merrill. of Springfield, Mass, are visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Zarr.
Miss Mary Rand returned yesterday
from Burlington. where she had been
spending the week at her former home.
Miss Emma Johnson will resume work
after a weeks vacation spent in town.
f. O. Eekelman. bookkeeper at the
White River Chair Cos factory, went
today to his home in Jersey City to spend
| Easter.
Harry Iopkinson, student at Amherst
college, who has been guest of William
j. Cain. went today to Bennington to
spend Easter with his mother, Mrs. Dora
| Iopkinson.
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porter In the senate at Montpelier, is III
in the hospital of that city with what
appears to be grip.
! Miss Mary Toomey win resume work
| Monday in the telephone exchange after
n months leave of absence, which she
spent in Boston.
Edgar Lawton, a student in the Mas
sachusetts Agricultural college at Am,
herst, Mass, is spending 10-days' va
cation at his home in town.
Miss Margaret Gillett. of the HoI
stcin-Friesian Register Cos office, went
today to her home in Springfield vt
to visit over Easter Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Shaw. who had
been guests here OF her mother. Mrs 4
q. Morrill,. returned this morning tC
their home in New York City.
Richard Rogers, teacher in Allen,
town, IA. came yesterday to visit over
Easter with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
J. Z. Rogers of Terrace. street.
Miss Frances Houghton. who attend,
school in Sudbury. Mass. came last night
10 spend n vacation of two weeks Will
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
lioughton on Clark street.
| Mrs. katherine & Nichols is here tC
visit over the weekend at her home on
Grove street. Thomas y Austin. ir.
of Newport, y. H.. Is expected also t1
'nend the weekend at his home.
II. z. Yearly and family are moving
today from Green street to the hous,
which Miss Gertrude and Miss Beatrice
Il Yearly recently bought of J. j. Wander.
veer On the corner of Oak and Chaplin
streets.
Miss Grace Pike is expected today
ftom Springfield. Mass. to remain over
! Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Lila
| l1Fc. Lewis Pike Of Greenfield is also
! visiting here for week or more with
! his mother.
Friends OF Miss Stella T.. CamnbelI Of
Northiield, Mass. have received the an
! ngunccment of her marriage in Los An
/ Eeles, Calf. March 16 to T.. T.. Pierce of
| Worcester. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce
VIII make their home in Worcester.
r. II. Chapman left Yesterday for
| Philadelphia where he will attend the
brentwood national Holstein- FricSian