The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-05
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Miss Alice Pike went to Claremont, y.
H.. today to visit friends
DR. and Mrs H. L. Waterman left
this afternoon for weeks stay in New
York.
Miss Miriam Cummings of Townshend
is guest over Sunday of Miss Eunice
Miss Annie Osgood will go this after
noon to her home in Brookline to spend
Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Massey has been substi-
tuting this week in the HolSteln-E rieSian
Register Co.'S office.
James Lyons has recently been dis
charged from the navy, and has returned
! to his home on Frost place.
Edgar Lawton, student in the Amherst
Agricultural college. is spending a few
days at his home on Forest street.
NIissAlice and Miss Katherine Sweeney,
| clerks in j. +. NIanns store, will have
vacation next week from their work.
/ Miss Lillian Clark of Mortified. Mass.
| is spending the day i'm West Brattleboro
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Clark.
Harold Mead, who is employed in the
wholesale department of the Durham
Brothers company, is i'll in his home in
Miss Mildred Hayes of Winchester. y.
| H.. is expected to be a guest over Sunday
Of Miss Ada Hill in the home of Mrs. Ina
| Mcdonald.
Jesse Niles of Hoosick Falls. y. Y. has
| joined Mrs. Niles and daughter, Julia,
here for a visit at w. r. Daley's and with
| Miss Jane Brew.
| Miss Hazel Metcalf, who has position
/ il the Holstein- Friesian association offices,
went today to her home in East Dover to
| visit over Sunday.
| Miss Mildred Porter. of the HoIstein-
| Friesian Register Co.'S offices. went this
afternoon to her home in Wardsboro to
visit until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Harris of
| Greenfield are here to visit over Sunday
with her mother. Mrs. w. II. Cray of
Canal street.
! Edward Elmer. who had been employed
in Fitch5urg. will go Monday to Putney
to work several weeks painting on Freder-
lex Houghton's buildings.
| +. II. Chapman returned Thursday
night from a business trip to the Brent
wood Farms in Philadelphia and to New
York for the Holstein- Friesian Register
company.
! Mrs. W. H. Haywood, who had been
spending a week in the home of DIR. G. Il.
Hunter while recovering from an. opera
/ ton in the AIelrose hospital. retufEed to-
day to her home on High street.
Miss. Rachael Fisher who is employed
at Louis |. Aliens news stand in the sta
! ton, was discharged today from the Mel
/
three weeks. following an operation for
appendicitis.
!. w. Vaughan will leave tomorrow
| for New York to be away most of the
week in the interests of the drygoods de
| partment of the Goodnow. Pearson &
| Hunt store. He also viii attend the silk
/ show at Grand Central Palace, which
lasts all of next week.
The following is from the South Deer
| field correspondence in tho Greenfield
/ Rec rider of Friday: Mrs. Arabella
| TiltcH celebrated her SD birthday ami
/ vcrsarv yesterday ut the home of Mrs.
| Ida Hager on Sugar Loaf street. where
/ she has been boarding for the past six
months. Her twin ncices. Miss Alice
i and Miss Alta EameS of Brattleboro.
1 who also celebrated their birthday
anniversaries. spent the day with Mrs.
/ Tilton and brought her flowers and a
! birthday cake. Mrs Tilton received a
number of gifts and birthday cards. and
| many of her friends called during the day
! to extend congratulations"