The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-02
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Miss Kate Wheeler went this morning
to Boston. She will return tonight
John p. Fenton returned last night
from weeks stay at Hampton Beach.
Miss Olive Wheeler went Yesterday to
her home in West Halifax for visit.
Miss Lettie Thomas is spendinS few
weeks vacation at her home in Bristol.
Mrs. E. c. Crosby, who sprained her
ankle a week ago, is around the house
and is improving.
G.. w. Stone returned last night from
bellows Falls where. he had been few
weeks on business.
Miss Dorothy Rice, who had been
spending two weeks in camp at Spofford
, lake, has returned home.
Carl Smith came from Proctorsville,
where he is spending a few weeks, to
visit over the weekend in town.
Sabin Ieaw of Clyde, o. formerly of
this town, who. had been spending several
| days here, left today for his home
Mrs. Fred Cressy went yesterday to
| Spofford lake, where she will be a guest
a week of Mrs. Minnie d. Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Crosier went yes
! terday to burlington for a weeks vaca
| ton, making the trip by automobile.
| Alfred S. Thompson and family, who
had been at Spofford lake a month, have
returned to their home on Grove street
| Louis Levesque and family have re-
| turned from Spofford lake where they
occupied the Fletcher cottage two weeks.
John Caldwell and Mrs Anna Mutter
and son, Willard, all of Newark, y. J.,
are visiting Mrs. Mutter's son, Drew Nut
! ter.
Miss Annie Cain began a three-weeks'
| vacation this week from her work in the
offices of the Holstein-Friesian assOcia-
| ton.
Miss Rose Moquin has returned to her
| work in the Goodnow, Pearson & Hunt
department store after a two-weeks' va
| cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Rockwell and Mr.
| and Mrs. +. l.. Burnett returned yes
ferday from two-weeks' stay at York
Beach.
Miss Flora Bennett and Miss Irene
Chase, who had been at East Dover for
| a twO-weeks' vacation, have returned
home.
Miss Beatrice Crawford and Miss lisa
belle Gage are having vacations from
their work in the Holstein-F riesian as
ISOLATION Offices.
Mrs. Sidney Miner of Dorchester.
| Mass, who had been a guest a week of
Miss Jessie Gregg of Putney read, has
returned to her home.
Miss Nina Cain has returned from
! StutHeCtdug- n. L, Where she nad Deen
| visiting a month in the home of her
brother, Henry Cain and family.
Miss Margaret Dunklee, who had been
in the Memorial hospital two weeks fol-
lowing an operation for appendicitis, re-
turned to her home on Western avefIe
today. =
1 Miss Helen Lewis has returned from
her home in Williamsvile where she had
been visiting n month. and has resumed
work In the Holstein-FEiesian aSsocia-
ton offices.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Fenton and three
\. H., where Mrs. Fenton and children
viii remain during the month Mr. Fen
ton will return the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Austin and
children and Mrs. f. ]. Snyder and niece,
Kathleen Egan of Springfield, Mass, re
\ tgrned last night from months outing
at Hampton Beach. Mr.. Austin spent
10 days there.
DIR. and Mrs. C.. S. wilkins of Wheel
ing. w. Va. We're guests over last night
of Mrs. Ii. Z. Wellman, on their return
home from a visit at Mrs. Wilkins'S for
mer home in st. Johns, n. B., making the
trip by automobile.
Mrs L. w. Hawley and Miss Bessie
l.. Farnum left this morning for the
Ilawley cottage at York Beach, Me.
where Mrs. Hawley will remain through
August. Miss Farnum will be her guest
there week or 10 days. Miss Jessie L.
fIawley, who spent July with Mrs. Mary
Bane Smith in Auburn. Me-. will meet
them at the beach. Mr. Hawley will
join his family at their cottage in about
two weeks.