The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-01
BRATTLEB0R0 PERSONAL

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Frank Kuhn of New York city is
spending the weekend in town with
friends.
Miss Katherine Norwood of Keene was
a guest here over last night of Miss Doro-
thy Schwenk.
Miss Dorothy Schwenk will return
Monday to Boston to resume her studies
in Boston university.
Miss Elizabeth Langille has returned
from u two weeks visit with Miss C.. r.
Blair in South Deertield.
Miss Louise Gage, clerk in the Hunt
ress-Adams store, is spending the week
end in Spofford, y. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Durham were visit
ors over last night in Greenfield with Mr..
and Mrs. Ill. +. Hamilton.
Miss Maybclle Spaulding resumed work
today in Houghton & Simonds's store
after several days illness.
Walter c. Halliday win return Mon
day to his work for Houghton < Simonds
after an Illness of several weeks.
Mrs. George Barrie, operator in the tele-
phone exchange, will begin Monday a va
cation of two weeks from her work.
Thomas Fleming has returned to his
work in New London. after visiting sew
eral days at his home on Oak street.
Mrs. r. J. Eldridge and son, Ralph,
are expected to return today from
weeks stay in Shelburne Falls, Mass.
Miss Mary f. Devine, who had been
visiting in Hinsdale and BrattlebOro, left
| today for her home in Providence, Il. /.
| Carroll Coombs, who is employed in
| Lowell, Mass, came to his home on North
street last night to remain over Sunday.
Bernard l.. Gleason of Windham was
here yesterday 10 bring his young grand
son to the Memorial hospital for an opera
, ton.
Miss Marion Weeks has returned from
weeks visit at her home i'm Pawlet and
resumed her work in the telephone ex-
change.
| +. II: Paro has raturned to Boston,
/ after being a guest of his aunt. Mrs. c. J.
! Paro of Clark street, during the Christ
mas holidays.
! Ernest Mcdonald is expected to return
today from Springfield, Mass, where he
has been spending the week with his aunt
| Miss Una Rice.
! Miss Emma Poland. who had been sub
stituting in the telephone exchange in
town, has gone to Burlington to take a
position as operator.
Miss Ruth Baldwin left today for
! Columbus, O.. after having spent two
weeks here with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs b. c. Baldwin.
! Miss Dorothy Hubbard, who spent the
Christmas holidays in Beverly Mass, with
her father, is visiting at Miss Addie
| Bailey on Canal street.
Miss Elizabeth ShafTner. who spent the
| holidays at her home in town, has re-
! turned. to Boston. where she is taking n
course in domestic science.
J. w. Vaughan has returned from Bos-
ton, where he had been few days in the
interests OF the dry goods department of
GoCdnow. Pearson < Hunt.
Major Herbert Taylor. who is stationed
al Carlisle, Pa, has been registered ct the
brooks House several days this week. He
returned yesterday to camp.
+. {. Braman has returned from a few
DAYS visit at his home in Westport, n Y
Cecil Bailey played the pipe organ at
Latchis's theatre during his absence.
Or. Elizabeth 2. Bailey and Miss Doris
Hptchns returned last night from Miss
Ilutchins's home in Middletown Springs.
where they went to visit over Christmas.
Miss Nellie Goodrich, who came to
spend the vacation with her sister. Miss
Kate Goodrich. went today to Brookline,
Mass, where she has a position as teach
FER.
Charles Fawcett returned yesterday to
his home in Brooklyn. y. \. Mrs.
Fawcett and sons will remain here for a
longer stay with her mother, Mrs. y. II.
White.
Misses Gladys and Doris Porter are ex-
=, cteds to return today from Gardner,
Mass. where they visited during the yaca-
ton with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Larkin.
Mrs. Emma Clayton of Windham, who
lSlGd been here several weeks following an
operation in the Memorial hospital. left
to-day for her home. She was aecompa-
MED by her cousin. Mrs. Mary Eddy of
Maple street. who will remain there with
her for the present.
The RefOrmer was misinformed yester-
day In regard to Mrs. Jessie Bowers finish
ing work for the :. \. Smith Co and TAX
ling a position as housekeeper for Joseph
Emerson. Mrs. Bowers states that she
intends to resume work Monday after be
ing out several days by reason of illness
MIR, and Mrs. Henry r. Brown. Rich.
ard y. Brown aud Miss Matilda Larson
viii leave Wednesday for Saint Lucie
ti"r.da. where they have taken a house
and will spend the winter. Richard 4
y. wn, who is visiting in Hartford. will
ioin them there. Mr.. and Mrs Raymond
5. Richardson and son. Henry Brown
Richardson. will spend the month of Feb,
Eruary in the South with her parents. Mr.
land Mrs. III. X. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
George :. IIcwins and daughters of Yer
mon will occupy the Brown home on Oak
street during their absence.