The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-25
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

| Mrs. Hazen E. StockweIl. who had beer
| ill with jaundice, is out again.
| Mrs. Beatrice /. Rider of South Had
| ley Falls, Mass, is in town today on bust
ness.
Mrs. julius J. Estey returned yesterday
| from a visit with relatives in Cambridge
y. Y.
Miss Anna Carroll of Barre came yes
terdlay to visit over the weekend with
relatives.
| Mrs Lester Warren, who had been i'll
in the Alelrose hospital, has returned 20
lsher home on Eels court. s
Graydon Wells and Ernest Wells left
last night for st. Adams to visit their
grandparents over the week end.
Mrs. T. \. Harris of Greenfield has
been spending several days here with her
daughter, Mrs. b. \. Akley.
| Miss Lura Blood of Canal street, who
has been spending a week with friends
in Cavendish, is expected to return today.
Mrs Ralph r. Churchill returned to-
day from Saxtons River where she has
been visiting few days with Mrs. Emma
Rand.
Mrs. L. c. Nutter and daughter, Irene,
returned last night from their former
home in Pfttsfeld, Me, where they had
been a week.
Richard Davis has returned from New
York where he had been to buy goods
for the Goodnow, Pearson & Hunt. de-
partment store.
Justin Moran and Roger Sherman, stu
dents at Colgate university, came tins
morning to spend the Easter recess at
their homes here.
Miss Irene and Miss Doris Coombs
went today to New Haven, Conn, to visit
over Sunday with their sister. Mrs.
Rudolph Turner.
James Brown. who is employed by the
New England Telephone company at
Rutland, has been visiting friends in town
yesterday and today.
Mrs. \. f. Wood and daughter, Mary,
returned Wednesday from Keene where
they visited a few days with Mrs.
Woods sister, Mrs. Leahy.
Madison Horton of the Manley apart
ments went this morning to Providence,
X. l., to spend a few days in the home
of his brother, John Horton.
Francis Nichols, Knowlton Woodin
and Fletcher Barrows, students at Brown
university, came Wednesday to spend
weeks vacation at their homes in town.
Miss Edith Adams is expected tonight
to visit over Sunday with her aunt. Mrs.
Clarke c. Fits. Miss Adams is taking
a course in library work at the public
library in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. c. o. Robbins, who had been
spending several weeks in Atlanta, Ga,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Miller and in
Florida. has returned home. Mrs. Mil
Ter accompanied her to Florida.
Warren Manley. who had been in the
Memorial hospital since Sunday on ac-
count of injuries received when he fell
from a tree near Camp Comfort and frac-
tured both arms, was taken to his home
yesterday.
Miss Esther Crowell went yesterday to
Boston on account of the illness of her
mother, Mrs. George L. CrOwell, who
was taken i'll with a severe cold and
asthma, while visiting there. Mrs. Crow
ell was much better yesterday.
Mrs. W. f. Jackson. of Springfield
Mass. is spending the week in town with
her daughter, Mrs. Joseph +. Taylor of
Birge street. Mr.. Jackson of Springfield
is expected tomorrow to remain here over
Sunday. Mr.. Taylor's sister, Miss Mary
Tpbin. of South Manchester, Conn, isl
also a guest there.
Miss Hannah and Miss Margaret Owen
of Seymour. Conn, came today to be
guests over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win ID. Wilson. Miss Margaret Owen is
teacher in Seymour and is soloist in the
Congregational church in New Haven,
Conn. DIR. Stanley \. Wilson of Felch-
Vile is expected tomorrow to visit his
parents over Easter.