The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-12
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

. Mrs. George Barre is spending the day
| mt her home in Mortified, Mass.
Carl II. Staples and Earl Fisk have
returned from weeks visit in New
York.
DR.. and Mrs, II. L. Waterman have
returned from ia weeks stay in New
| York.
Roy Il. Miner left this morning for
Providence, II. l., to visit the various
, cotton mills.
Miss Elizabeth Ranney went Thursday
to her home in Greenfield to visit the
rest of the week.
Clarence Whitaker. one of the ianitors
cf Crosby block, is i'll in his home on
South Main street.
Robert Thayer. who is employed in
Lynn. Mass, came yesterday to visit
in town over Sunday.
Mrs. William McGreevy of Philadelphia
aiS visiting her father, Charles +. Glidden.
at his farm in Guilford.
George and Frank Kunc of New
York city are visitors in town with
friends over the weekend.
Mrs \. f. Schwenk went today to New
York to visit a week in the home of her
sister, Mrs. Henry V. Durham.
Mrs. Mary W. Buckley of School
street. who has been i'll and under the
care of Il physician, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs f. n Mason of Green
field, Mass. formerly residents of this
town. spent Thursday here with friends.
Byron Lynch. who is employed by the
Champlain Realty company at Jamaica,
is visiting at his home on lntney road.
Mrs l.. c. Duke of ST. Johnsbury is
here to spend the weekend with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Bernard.
George II. TIall of Clark street, who
has been confined to his home the past
six weeks by illness, remains about the
same
Miss Cecil Peterson. teacher in the
Main street building. has been i'll several
DAYS, Mrs. Webster has been substi-
tuting for her.
Miss Claude Glazier of the high
school faculty went yesterday to her
home in Leverett, Mass, to visit over
the weekend.
Mr.. Perry Gallup. who has been i'll
several weeks was taken to the Memorial
hospital recently and several X-ray pie
lures were taken.
Miss Sybil Day. operator in the teIe-
phone exchange, will resume work there
tomorrow. after a weeks vacation spent
at her home in Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Julia Saunders. clerk in Hough-
ton < Simonds's store. will leave tonight
for her home in Argyle. y. y. to spend
a vacation of two weeks.
Paul Holbrook. who is in the radio
service at Newport. r. l.. returned this
morning from a few days visit in Burl-
ington. He will leave tonight for New
port.
Thomas J. Heaphy. proprietor of the
Pavilion hotel in Montpelier. came yes
tcrday to visit a few DAYS with his sis
tors. Miss Anna and Miss Regina
Heaphy.
Mrs. George Hawkins, has returned
from Boston. where she had been fol-
lowing an operation. and * Staving for
th" present with her mother, Mrs Ada
NJ. IIclyar of Spruce street
Nj. and Mrs. Jesse Niles and daugh-
ter. Julia, left yesterday for their home
i'm IIoo~ck Falls. \. y Mrs. Niles and
daughter spent several weeks here with
her sisters. Mrs. ". Il. Daley and Miss
Jane Brew.
Mrs. L. +. Holden was in Greenfield
yesterday 10 attend the annual guest AT
ternoon of the Dorothy Quincy Hancock
chapter, II. \, Il. Mrs Holden made
an informal address, thanking the chap
| ter for its promised support of her can
didacy for vice president general.
Attorney Thomas F. Clifford. sou-in-
law of DIR. and Mrs Henry Tucker Of
| BrattleborO. has been appointed judge
| Of the municipal court of Franklin. y
| H.. by the governor and council. He
succeeds Omar y. Townc. who rrtire~
| because of the age limit. Mr. Townc is
owner and editor of the Franklin-Jour-
! al-TranScript.