The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-03
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Kenmore Emerson went today to
Mortified (Vt.) to enter Norwich univer-
sity.
Frank Kuhn has returned to New
York, after visiting friends here over
Sunday.
Edward Elmer returned Saturday to
Fitchburg. Mass. where he is employee
after visiting here several days.
Miss Dorothy Cain is assisting in the
Office of the Chamber of Commerce and
for County Agent w. +. Frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert e. Leitzinger are
spending the day in South Vernon with
their daughter. Mrs. II. II. Dunklee.
Miss Freida Morrisseau returned today
to her home in Hanover, y. H., after a
weeks visit here with Miss Rose Pellerin.
Raymond Brown returned yesterday to
Pittsburgh. Pa, after visiting at the
home CT his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G.
Brown. =s..
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hilliard of North
HlnSdale, who were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Gallup, have returned to
their home.
Miss Eleanor Sheehan has finished work
at the Fort Dummer mills. She began this
morning studying in the Brattleboro Bust
ness Institute.
Claude w. Amidon. who had been Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W.
AmldOn, week. returned to Boston yes
terday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Hanrahan of Spring
field. Mass. was weekend guest of her
sister and aunt, Miss Mildred and Miss
Susan Hanrahan.
Harold Moore of Waco. Texas, student
in Colgate university, who had been a
guest here of Roger Y. Sherman, went
Saturday to Albany.
Miss Marion NJ Rice returned yester-
day to Boston, where she is taking a
, course in Simmons college, after spending
the holidays in town.
Dennison +. CowleS returned today to
Amherst college. where he is senior, after
having visited during the vacation at his
home On Brook street.
Richard Rogers left today for New
York. and from there he will go tomorrow
to Allentown. Pa, where he teaches in the
Allentown high school.
Miss Margaret Barber. teacher in
! Washington, ID. c., will leave tomorrow
| for New York for few days stay before
returning to Washington.
| Miss Katherine and Miss Helen Leahy
y. f.. Wood. Miss Mary Wood returned
home with them this morning.
| Miss Grace Dawley of lion, \. Y. has
entered the Brattleboro Business Institute.
| She is living in the home of her aunt, Mrs.
+. Il. Putnam of Chaplin street.
Leo Haus begun work this morning in
| Moran x Rhodes furniture and undertake
! ing store. He finished work Saturday
night for the Clapp & Jones company.
Clyde W. Horton. instructor in civil
engineering at the University of Vermont,
who had spent the holidays at his home
in town, returned today to Burlington.
! Miss Florence f. Allen has returned to
Greenfield to resume her teaching in the
/ high school, after spending the Christmas
vacation at her home on Canal street.
! Francis Nichols went TO Cambridge,
I Mass, this morning to visit a few days
/ with a claSsmate at Brown university. be-
! fore returning to Providence to resume
his studies at the university.
Attorney NJ. L. Maurice went this
morning TO Montpelier to be present to-
| morrow at the opening of the supreme
coart' session. aFIe also will attend a meet
ing of the Vermont Bar association.
Miss Eleanor Adams. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. +. &. Adams. who underwent
! an operation for appendicitis Wednesday
| by DR. q. Il. Anderson. is making a salts
| factory recovery in the Memorial hospital.
! Miss Anna Curtin left this morning
! for Ilttsheld, Mass. where she will be
| employed as monotype operator for the
! Eagle Printing & Binding Co. She
| viii make her home with her sister, Mrs.
W. y. Prediger.
Senator-elect G. i. Durham Frank T.
Barber. representative from Brattleboro
| w. J. Bigelow who is to be senate re-
porter, and Paul \. Chase who is to be
assistant secretary in the senate, went
today to Montpelier to be present at the
opening of the legislature tomorrow. Fred
Greasy. doorkeeper of the house. will go
to Montpelier tomorrow.