The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-18
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

f. O. Morse is i'll in his home. and is,
being cared for by NJ Z. Cooper.
Miss Helen Mack of Hartford, Conn,
is visiting at her home on Frost street.
Marshall Hubbard who is employed in
Baltimore, Md, has been visitor here.
Miss Agnes Lawlor of Bellows Falls
was a guest yesterday of Miss Olivette
Buckley.
Abraham Gordon and family of Bel
lows Falls were visitors here over yester-
day with friends.
Mrs Raymond Adams and son, Ern
est, went this morning to Boston for Il
stay of several days.
Charles Crosby and Philip Wheeler
have returned from an outing at Camp
Abnaki, South Hero.
II. e. Coates began two-weeks' vaca-
-tion today from his work for the Dun
ham Brothers company.
William Gregory, Joseph Clark and C.
J. DeGraffe of Turner's Falls visited
friends here over the weekend.
Mrs. Roy Higgins of Kennebago, Me.
visited her aunt, Mrs. James Truell, and
family from Tuesday to Saturday.
Herbert c. Shaw left Saturday after
noon for Portland, Me-, to join his fam
lily there for a two-weeks' vacation.
Miss Helen Emerson and Miss Emma
johnson left this morning for York
Beach, Me, for an outing of two weeks.
Miss Flora Bennett and Miss Irene
Chase went today to East Dover where
they will spend a vacation of two weeks
Arthur Horton. Ernest NJ. Goodenough
and John Il. Adkins are at the Horton
Adkins cottage at Sunset lake for an
outing.
Sylvia Gagnier, who is employed by f.
! NJ Goodenough. is assisting this week
for Alfred Holton, electrician, in North
field Mass.
! Col. George H. Bond is here from
/ Washington, d. c., to spend several
weeks in the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Z w. f. Root.
John Genung, proofreader for E. L.
! Hildreth & Co, left Friday night by au-
tomObile for a vacation of a week at
Cotuit, Mass.
! Mrs Nellie Harwood returned Sunday
from a visit with Mrs. c. +. r. JENNIE in
Hartford Conn, and Mrs. II. Il. Willis
! in Bristol Conn.
! Attorney and Mrs. NJ. 2. Maurice and
family returned yesterday from Cold
/ Spring Camp, AvCrilI Lakes, where they
| had been two weeks.
Miss Kathleen Long and Miss Rose
Moquin. clerks in GoOdnow, Pearson x
Hunts department store, began vaca-
, ton of two weeks today.
Floyd Franklin. clerk in the retail de-
partment of the Durham Brothers COM
! pany, resumed work there this morning
after a weeks vacation.
Mrs Leon D.. Chamberlain and son.
! and Harold Wagner have gone to the
Wagner cottage at Sunset lake for the re-
mainder of the summer.
| Miss Veda chatham returned today
/ from her home in Colebrook. y. H., where
she visited two weeks and resumed work
= in Houghton 4 Simonds's store.
Miss Jessie Rutherford, night supern-
tendent Mt the Memorial hospital, left
this morning for her home in North Alb
ington, where she will spend Il two-weeks'
1 vacation.
Miss Mary Toomey resumed work to-
day as operator in the telephone e1-
change after a vacation spent in Brook
lvn. y. Y, in the home of her brother,
John ToOmey.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Levesque and chill
dren and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
vesque and Miss Rena Scanlon are at
| the Fletcher cottage at SpOfford lake for
4 stay of two weeks.
Miss Helen Reyes of Nutley, \. J.,
| formerly of this town. opened her camp,
| Nitawa. for girls ut SpoffOrd lake today.
| Eight young women are expected at the
camp this afternoon.
| Mrs. James Truell and Miss Lena
/ Evans called on friends in Jamaica Sat
urday and visited from Saturday to to
| day with Mrs. Truell's father, w. Ii.
/ Parsons, in Wardsboro.
Miss Gertrude Austin and Miss Mary
| Grady left last night for Greenfield
where they were joined by Miss Ellen
| Austin. They left today for Oak Bluffs,
| Mass, for vacation of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Lefevre Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles Lefevre and William La
| fevre. jr., of Springfield, Mass. spent
! Saturday in the home of W. F. La
| fevres sister, Mrs. George Brockington
| Rev. w. c. Bernard, rector of St. Mi
chael's Episcopal church, will go this
| week to Greenwich. Conn. for vaca-
| ton, being away from the church awe
| Sundays. During his absence the lay
readers at the parish will have charge
of the morning and evening services.
| Mrs. A. d. Hulett and son, Lawrence,
and daughter. Olive, who is a profession
nj nurse in Boston, Mrs. Handy and lit
tie daughter. Virginia. of Bay CITY,
Mich, were guests in the home of Wells
Bardwell Sunday. Mrs. Bardwell. who
had been. visiting in Westmoreland. &C
companied them here.
Mrs. +. c. Harmon mas returned to
her home after being in East Shelburne.
| Mass, a month caring for her brother,
| Wilson \. Graves, who sustained a COM
pound fracture of the left leg two months
ago when he was thrown from a horse
he was riding. Mr.. Graves has gone to
the Franklin County hospital where a
lsecond cast has been put on his leg.