The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-21
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mrs. Alfred Ryan has taken position
in Harvey, Maurice & Fitts's law offices.
law offices.
Henry Halliday is having a vacation
this week from his work in the Miles gro
Gerry store.
Raymond Thomas attended the Eastern
States Exposition in Springfield, Mass,
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Lindsey of Brook
street are spending several days in Spring
| field, Mass.
Enrol Richardson has begun work this
week at the w. +. Richardson meat mar
ket on Elliot street.
III. F. Weatherhead of Western avenue
| is in the Memorial hospital for observa-
| ton and medical treatment.
Miss Clara Perry will leave Sunday for
Boston to begin her junior year at the
| School of Fine Arts and Crafts.
Hazel Richardson of Washington street
picked apple blossoms from a tree in the
| yard at her home yesterday.
f. J. Guthrie of New London. superin-
tendent of the Central Vermont railroad
was in town yesterday on business.
| Vincent Potter of Hartford. Conn, who
had been spending a week at the McN elgh
farm, returned Monday to his home.
| Mrs. Ira Hubbell and son of Benning-
ton are visiting here with Mr.. and Mrs.
| c. G. HubbelI of the Barber building.
| Mrs Thomas J. Goodwin of Columbus,
S. c., who has been spending several days
with friends in Montpelier, is expected to
return today.
! Mrs. w. s. Thomas and son, Clifford,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Murkette of
! Bridgeport, Conn, are expected Saturday
/ to visit Mrs Iillia NJ Pike
| Miss Mary Danyew, bOokkeeper and
stenographer in GoOdnow, Pearson &
Hunts department store, is having a two
weeks vacation, beginning this week.
| Mrs. Francis Burns is assisting this
week in the Office at Houghton < 81
monds's store. She will go tomorrow to
Springfield to attend the exposition.
! Miss Anna Greed has returned from a
vacation of three weeks spent at her home
! in PittsfOrd She resumed work Monday
in the Holstein-Friesian association
offices.
Mrs. W. 2. Adam and daughter, Evelyn,
and Mrs. Lena Adam went to Northamp-
| ton today. They will attend the East
ern States Exposition in Springfield to-
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther J. Stockwell and
daughter, Ruth, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. n.
| Betterley went by automobile yesterday
to Springfield, Mass, to attend the ex-
position.
Miss Helena Rate, who is having a va
cation of two weeks from her work as
bookkeeper in Houghton & SimOnds's, is
visiting in Springfield, Mass, with Mrs.
II. w. Kennedy.
! Rev. G, Z. Tomkinson of Philadelphia,
| formerly pastor of the First Baptist
church in Brattleboro, is in the Battle
Greek sanitarium for treatment for a
nervous trouble.
Miss c. Mortified, Mark Mortified and
been spending the summer at the Green
| Mountain House in Wardsboro, are reg
istered at the Brooks House.
Mrs Fred Beauchesne of Keene. n. H,
was operated upon in that city Monday
| for gallstones and appendicitis. Her
mother, Mrs Fred Spaulding of this town,
is in Keene on account of her serious con-
ditiOn.
| Miss Ella Fuller. head nurse at the
Ware hospital in Ware. Mass. is visiting
! here with her mother, Mrs. Emma Fuller,
who is employed at the Brooks House.
She also will visit in Londonderry and
| Chester. -.-....
Mrs. Carl W. Gushing of Brattlcboro
| and sisters, Mrs. r. w. Sharp of st.
! Johnsbury and Mrs. Murray Cheney of
| South Newfane. went yesterday to Win
|
Mrs. Sharp's cottage.
Mrs ]. L. Martin and Miss Kate
Goodrich returned to Brattleboro this
home Bencasson, on Newfane hill. After
making several repairs on the buildings
| Mrs. Martin has closed Bencasson for
the season.
Miss Lora l. Blood and brother, Bert
| Blood, who had been spending the summer
in Cavendish, have returned to town and
are staying at Mrs. George w. Burnett's
on Canal street. Mrs. Burnett and Mr..
Blood went this afternoon to Bridgeport,
Conn, for few days visit.
County Agent r. w. Harvey, County
| Club Agent Viola NJ. Cameron, Miss
Lydia NJ. Potter, who is here to assist
/ Miss Cameron in her work with the
! Boys and Girls clubs of the county in
preparation for demonstrations at the
Valley fair f. f. COvey and T. \. Phelps
I attended the Eastern States Exposition
in Springfield, Mass, yesterday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunton and son,
| Wayne, and w Fay Mann of Barre came
| Sunday to visit at J. Il. Mann's, also at
| +. II. Mann's in West BrattlebOro. Mrs.
HuntOn and w. Fay Mann are grandchil-
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Mann. Mr.:
| -Hunton returned to Barre Tuesday and
/ W. f. Mann left this morning for Cam
bridge, Mass. to begin his senior year at
| Harvard university Mrs. Hunton and
son will remain here for longer visit.
DR. and Mrs. f. A. Thomas, who have
been living in the Manley apartments on
High street during the summer, will leave
Friday, Sept 80, for New York and will
sail from there the following day for
Jacksonville, Fla, on the Clyde line
steamer Lenape They will make a short
stay in Jacksonville. going from there to
st. Augustine, Daytona, ROckledge, Palm
Beach, Miami, Tampa, Tarpon Springs
Clearwater and st Petersburg, before To-