The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-14
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mrs. L. L. Durham left Saturday for
a visit III Worcester and Boston
Wallace Bissonette visited over Sunday
at his former home in Burlington.
Miss Nellie ADAMS of Cavendish is n
guest here of Miss Lora Blood of Canal
street.
Miss Clara Toohey went to Rutland
Saturday to visit over the weekend with
relatives.
! y. H., is visiting IN town with Miss Kath-
| crime Lynch.
| Miss Mary Doyle booIzkeeper in
Houghton & Simondss store, is having a
weeks vacation.
! Leo Phillips has finished work at the
Retreat farm. where he had been en-
ployed three years.
! Ii. G. Hemenway returned yesterday
from his home in SaxtOns River where he
visited over the weekend.
Mrs. David O'Keefe was called Satur-
day to East Barre by the death of her
sister, Mrs. l.. w. Sawyer.
Wallis Goldsmith. teacher in the Chcs-
ter high school. visited at his home on
North street over Sunday.
! j. +. Fitzgerald has returned from
New York where he had been on business
for the Brattleboro Drug company
! Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Britain and Mr.
ana MIS- I. y. 1ONNen returned NpSter-
day from weeks stay in New York
Mrs. AIDA Patterson of Putney spent
the weekend here with her sister-in-lau
Mrs. III. T.. Patterson of Main street
q Winfred Vaughan of Springfield Mass
visited ms parents. MIR. and Mrs. j. w
Vaughan of Green street. over Sunday
Wesley NJ Irish. manager of the F.
, Crosby x Co. grain store in Turner's Falls
visited at his home in town over Sunday
+. Il. Putnam returned yesterday from
Grand Forks. where he had been on buSi
ness for the Vermont Loan & Trust Co
Mrs. Fred Tuttic. who has been con.
fined to her home on Chaplin street the
past three weeks with grip. is slowly i'm
proving.
=, Miss Amy Davis of Grafton. who hat
been guest several days of Mr.. and Mrs
{. III. Palmer. returned to her home thi,
morning.
i Mrs. Carrie f. Warner went Saturda,
afternoon to Athol. Mass. to visit in the
home of her son, Aiken Warner, over tn,
Weekend.
i James Bissonette who had been work
ing on the creamery on the Bradley farms
has finished work there and returned t,
o his home in Burlington.
! Frank Lawler of Greenfield. Mass. wa
guest of the Misses Heaphy over ypSter
day. T. J. Hcaphy. who had been spend
1'At1 ~ ca ttt tA4NANf ANAHl uttl ~ Nloul
pclicr today.
Miss Juliette Newton of Newport. \
H.. came yesterday from Boston and re
sumed work this morning for the sprin;
season as one of the trimmerS in the Don
nell X Davis millinery store.
Mrs. II. VI. Willis viii leave tomorrow
for her home in Bristol. Conn. after visit
! ing relatives in town and in West Brat
tleboro. Mrs. Willis was called here b.
the death of George II. Harris
= Mrs. l.. NJ. Priest. who had beer
. spending a few days i'm Boston with Nh
. Priest. has returned To her work i
, Iloughton x SimondS'S office Mrs III. G
k +. Pratt, clerk in the store resumed wor
there this morning after q 10-days' vaca
tiuu. "f"''. '''' '
p Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G Brown OF BuI
: lock street entertained over the week
end their daughter, Miss Maud 4. Brow
of New Haven. Conn. their son. Ra,
mond {. Brown of Hartford. Conn. an
his friend, Leslie Reid of North Care
lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Abbott lel
this morning for n vacation of tw
- weeks or more in Florida They will .
/ directly To Jacksonville and will motor I
other places from there. Freeman Scot
, will be in Abbott's store during their an
b SCncc.