The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-19
RRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

| Raymond Kenyon of this town is Wis
iting friends in Burlington
Mrs. Franklin Stockwell of South Main
street is i'll and confined to her bed.
DR. f. r. Lynch is in Montague today
to operate at the Montague City hospital.
Mrs. Leslie Golthwait of Springfield
Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles
(, NJ. Brazer.
| Mrs. George Chase of Orange, Mass, is
a guest in the home of her sitser, Mrs.
! Arvine Pike.
Mrs. G. A. Miles was called Thursday
| to Hartford, Conn, by the illness of her
son, Appleton T. Miles.
Mrs Emma Garter is expected to re-
turn today from New YO.k, where she
has been visiting 10 days.
Miss Minnie \ Scott has begun work
| ing in Vaughan & Burnett's jewelry store
during the holiday season.
Mrs. Julius J. Estey will go Monday to
| Cambridge, \. Y, TO remain over
Thanksgiving with relatives.
| Mrs Charles Kaye of Prospect street
went yesterday to visit several days in
| the home of her sister Mrs. Arthur ia
| cobs.
Mrs. Spencer ellison, who mad been
visiting her mother, Mrs. John Smith,
| in Buxton, Me, and in Boston, has re-
| turned.
Miss Alma Moses, who had been a
guest a week of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G..
| Nutter, returned this morning to Port
land, Me.
Miss Ruth Baldwin. stenographer, has
taken a position in Fred III. Harris's
| brokerage office Miss Baldwin also does
public stenOgraphy.
Mrs H. E. Hurlburt went yesterday to
the home of her brother, Frederick l..
Houghton, in Putney to remain until
after Thanksgiving.
James McGinnis Of Rutland, formerly
of BrattleborO, is here to attend the Rut-
land -BrattlebOrO high school football
game this afternoon.
Miss Elsie Johnson. Miss Florence
DUDE and Miss Edith johnson, operators
in the telephone exchange, are confined to
| their homes by illness.
Mrs. Henry J. Allen. who has been i'll
a week with grip Is Stilb confined to her
bed and is under the care of nurse. Mrs.
f. J. Martin is caring for her.
Rev. O. +. Casting. pastor of the
Swedish Lutheran church, viii 20 to
Kcene tomorrow afternoon to conduct the
meeting at the st. James parish house.
Joseph c. Begin. manager of the Bay
State Butter and Tea Co.'S store, who
| had been i'll Mt his home in Charlestown,
| y. H., has resumed work at the store.
AR and Mrs. John NJ. Hacklcy of
| Greenfield have been spending few days
here this week with Mrs. Hackley's aunt
Mrs. T. y. Whitney of North Main
street.
Miss Harriet Lawrence of Rutland
| came last night to be a guest until sun
/ day evening of Miss Elizabeth Schwenll
and attend the Rutland BrattleborO high
school football game.
Miss Grace Smith teacher in Hins-
/ dale. who formerly was employed in the
| Holstein -FrieSian association offices, Is
| here to visit over Sunday with Mrs. >. :.
| Hunt of Green street.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mason, who had
| been spending several months at their
| home on Western avenue. have :loSed
| the home for the winter. They left this
morning for their home in Philadelphia.
Miss Rosa Watson finished work to-
day for her sister. Mrs. Ruth Filion, and
went ia her home in TownShoud to re-
main until Dec l. when she will go to
| the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
to take the nurses training course.
Harry l.. Piper of the headquarters
Office of the New England Milk Produc-
ers' association of Boston. formerly a
Brattleboro newspaper man, will be- the
principal speaker Monday afternoon at
the annual meeting of the Rutland branch
of the association.