The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-10
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Leonard Of Am
herst, Mass, are spending the day in
town.
Wendell Phillips has returned to his
business in Danvers, Mass, after bring
ing his sister here.
Leighton Noyes, who has been i'll two
weeks and confined to his bed, is inn
proving.
Luke Ferriter and son. James p Fer
ritter, are in Springfield, Mass, today on
business.
Miss Mary Barrett finished work Sat
urday in the law offices of Barber, Bar
Der & Miller.
Mrs. John J. Eckels returned Sunday
night after a months visit with relatives
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry b. Allen of Oak
street went this morning to Boston to
stay a few days.
Mrs. Flora Adams of Mortified, Mass,
is Il visitor here today and with friends
at the west village.
Miss Alice Sweeney, clerk in J. T.
Mann's store. is confined to her home on
! South Main street by illness.
Mrs. w. H. Cray and granddaughter,
Miss AIuriel Barr. have returned from
a visit with relatives in Manchester, \.
II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Newton and
daughter spent the weekend in Poultney
with Mrs. Newton's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Davis.
Harold Blodgett of Charlestown. y.
/ II. is spending the week with his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Phelps
| of Canal street.
| Mrs. S. J. Bull and chauffeur have
/ been here today from Springfield. Mass,
and are visiting her daughter, Mrs. Viii
| liam h. Houghton, in Putney.
Miss Anna Scanlon, who had been Wis
| iting here n week with Mr.. and Mrs.
! Louis LeveSque. left yesterday for her
home in Northampton. Mass
Miss Edith Phillips. wlre returned
from Lowell. Mass, by motorcycle a
morning to remain during the summer
months.
+. l.. Pike of West Wardsboro was a
visitor here yesterday in the home of
| Mrs. G. L. Mann on Pine street. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. +. Mann of Wilmington were
visitors there Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Livermore and son
Of Greenfield came Saturday to visit her
mother, Mrs May Morris Mr.. Liver
more has returned to Greenfield and his
family vii remain for a longer visit.
Miss Elizabeth Brasor returned last
night from Jacksonville, Fla, where she
had been six months. Miss Gladys Ad.
ans. who accompanied her there last fall
expects to return home in about a month
Mrs. w. J. Bigelow left this morning
for St Adams as a delegate of the
! WOman'S auxiliary of St Michael's .Epis-
lcOpal church to the annual diocesan con
Ivention of the Woman's auxiliary of
Episcopal churches.
Miss COrinne Spalding was in Hart
ford. Conn, and Springfield. Mass. Sat
urday on business for Mrs. G. II. Smith
She was accompanied by her sister Miss
Beatrice Spalding, who is in millinery
work in Hanover, \. II.
The w. c. T. L. held its annual roll
tcall yesterday afternoon in the rest room.
Reports from the superintendent. secre-
tary and treasurer We're given and
IshOwed the society To be in a good financial
/ condition. 1t was voted to hold a special
! meeting, the announcement to be given
~flater.
Among the relatives who were here yes
terday TO attend the funeral of Charles
! X. crosby In addition to those already
mentioned were, Allyn J. Crosby OF
! Springfield (Nt.l. 7. Warren Crosby OF
| North Adams. Mrs. Agnes Crosby Of
Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Adams OF
Holyokc. Mass. Miss Cora Cook of Ian
| caster. y. H. Mrs Guy DOwncr and Mrs
George /. Schadt of Springfield. Mass.
! Adolina. Q. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Stanley Golka of l Hunt avenue. died al
y O'Clock last evening after an i'll
ness since last December with heart
trouble. Sheiwas born in Adams. Mass,
July II. 1911. The funeral viii be held
Thursday morning at o'clock in St
AhchaeIs Roman Catholic church. Rev.
James =. Rand will offciate. The burial
viii take place in the Roman Catholic
cemetery.