The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-26
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL
Mrs. Peter Chase is i'll with shingles.

Mrs. Peter Chase is i'll with shingles.
Leon Tousley of School street has fin
ished work for the G. +. Bradley corpora
ton.
Raymond Smith of New York is visit
ing his brother, Lawrence Smith of Canal
street.
Prof. and Mrs. l.. b. Patton of Hartford.
Conn, came today to open their summer
home in Marlboro.
Miss Eleanor Manley, who has been i'll
four weeks with influenza and pneumonia,
returned to high school today.
Mrs. George Herrick of Putney road has
returned from visit with her son, Ernest
Herrick, and family in Boston.
James p Lillis of Rutland, formerly
of this town, was here yesterday and
today on business and visited relatives.
Miss Lillian Clark of Mortified. Mass,
is spending the day here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Clark of West Brat
tlebOro.
Mrs. \ d. Reynolds left today for
| New York, where she viii visit several
| days with her daughter, Miss Yiolette
| Reynolds.
! Mrs F.. E White returned yesterday
| to her home on Central street, accom-
/ panied by Mrs. Mary A. Gould of North
| field, this state.
| Miss Clara Adams, who recently fin
| ished work in the Huntress-. Adams store,
| began work yesterday for the Vermont
| Silk company.
| Mrs. Henry II. Thompson went this
morning to Keene to visit several days
with Mrs. Coolidge and attend the must
cal festival this week.
| DIR. Lawrence F. Heaphy of New York
| city is expected today to visit over the
holiday with his sisters, Miss Anna and
/ Miss Regina Heaphy.
| Fred W. Levesque, travelling salesman
/ for the Western Electric Co, is here to
visit a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
| Levesque of School street.
Miss Helen Tyler Brown, who visited
/ her sister, Mrs. George J. Sutherland, in
! Shelton. Conn. the past year. has re-
| turned to her home at . Tyler street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown of lion,
y. v, came Tuesday TO visit Mrs. Browns
sister Mrs. f. b. Putnam. They also
/ viii visit in Springfield (Nt) before re-
turning home.
Merritt Stow, registered pharmacist,
who has had a position the last three
| years in the Dodge pharmacy in Spring
field (Et.t, has taken a position in the
Park drug store.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Burr Smith of
Greenfield, Mass, formerly of Brattle
borO. announce the engagement of their
daughter. Janette Leonora, to DR. Harry
Knibb Tebbutt Of Albany, y. Y.
Rev. and Mrs. George f. Tomkinson q
Philadelphia are in town today on their
: way to Maine for Il vacation of several
weeks. Rev. Tonlkinson formerly was
pastor of the First Baptist church.
; George Stark and family moved yester-
day from Carroll Bonds house back to
their home on Cedar street. which was
IpartialIy destroyed by fire few months
; ago and which has been rebuilt and re-
Imodcled.
] Frank c. Darling of Vine street was
taken yesterday to the Memorial hospital,
: where he was operated upon in the after
moon for appendicitis. lie is reported TO
! have passed a comfortable night, although
he is in critical condition.
Ferris r. Vaughan. Harry r. Randall
and Alfred 5. Thompson Went today by
automobile to Rutland to attend this an
nual convention of the Vermont State
| Retail jewelers. association. Mr.. Thomp-
son is a member of the reception com
mittee.
Secretary Frederick l.. Houghton of the
! Holsten- Friesan Association. Prof. w.
NJ. Rider. w. l.. Duntley. +. III. Chapman
and Mr.. and Mrs. HoughtOn Seaverns will
go Saturday to Syracuse, y. Y, to attend
the annual meeting of the Holstein-Frie-
T sian association, which begins June /.