The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-11
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

George Fisher and family moved Satur
day from Thomas to South Main street
Mrs. f. L. Parmelee of PGtney is a
visitor in town today.
Roland Simonds of Saxtons River is
visitor here today. -
James McGinniS went Saturday to his
home in Rutland to spend a vacation.
Matthew Hagan of Rutland and John
Gillette Of Worcester. visited in town yes
terday.
Lawrence. lard of Newport. y. H..
visited at his home on Pine street over
Sunday. =
Miss JuIiette Newton. who is employed
as trimmer in Donnell x DayiS's millinery
store. is i'll.
Mrs. Gilbert Dix of Prospect street is
in the Memorial hospital for observation
and treatment.
Joseph Trahan. proprietor of the Brooks
House barber shop, went this morning to
Boston on business.
Stewart Durham of Dartmouth college,
who had been visiting relatives in town,
returned to Hanover today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith of Walpole,
y. H., were here yesterday TO see their
son, Lawrence Smith. who is i'll with pneu-
monia.
w III. Phillips has begun work at the
Park drug store. c. Macdonald of ST.
Johnsbury began work at the store Sat
urday.
Mrs. Fred l.. Howe and daughter. Mar
tina returned Saturday night from Ber-
muda where they spent the winter with
Mr.. Howe.
Mrs. c. f. Allen of Camel street is i'll
and under the care of u physician. Her
daughter, Miss Florence f. Allen of
i Greenfield, is here.
Clyde Horton. instructor in the Univer-
sity of Vermont, has returned to Bur
lington, after a vacation of 10 days at
his home on Canal street.
Miss Helen Manley. who spent three
weeks vacation at her home in town, re
turned today to Northampton. where she
is n student in Miss Capen's school.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dunlevy and fam
lily will move tomorrow from Harris place
To the house on Williston street which
they recently bought of DIR. Thomas Rice
Z Mrs. Z. j. Taggart and daughter.
Muriel, of Greenfield are visiting in town
with her parents, MIR and Mrs. w. NJ.
Brown. Mr.. Taggart was here over Sun
day.
Willard Coleman and Hayden Randall.
students in the University of Vermont. re
turned today to Burlington to resume
their studies. after spending a vacation at
their homes in town.
Miss Lizzie Stevens. who had been at
her home in Winchester. y. H.. called
there by illness in her family, resumed
work this morning in the office of the
Durham Brothers company.
Miss Elsie johnson returned to work
today in the telephone exchange, after a
vacation Of two weeks. whaSh she spent in
Boston. Miss Alice Hall. operator at the
exchange. began a two-weeks' vacation
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Goodhue of
Westminster West visited here over the
weekend in the home Of their daughter
Mrs. \. +. Schwenk Miss Dorothy
Schwenk. student in the Boston univer-
sity, also was at her home over sun
day. Mrs. Henry Y. Durham of New
York visited her sister, Mrs. Schwenk, |
over the week end.
DIR. and Mrs. George u. Wheat CON |
template returning to their home in |
lutncy as soon as the spring weather |
settles for a certainty. They have spent |
the winter in Brattleboro. occupying a I
suite in the Princess apartments. Mrs. |
Wheat was i'll the past week with a |
severe attack of bronchitis but now is I
practically recovered.
Beginning Saturday. April %. and con I
tinuing through the summer months. DrS
g. f. Barber. l.. y Edwards. T. r. /
Newell. W. B. Perry and \. l.. Pettee
will close their dental offices Saturday