The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-17
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Crane are spend
! ing aNfew days al Sugar Hill, n. I'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Moore of Ben
nington visited here over the weekend
with friends.
Mrs. C. o. Robbins left this morn
| ing for Wells Beach, Me-, where she
| will spend few weeks.
Mrs. Katherine Weeks went Saturday
to Bellows Falls, where she will visit
week with Mrs. Martin Grandfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Mann left yester-
day for q weeks trip by automobile to
Provincetown and other places on Cape
| Cod.
Miss Anne deMont returned this
morning to New York after few days
visit at the Misses Heaphy of Cedar
street.
Mrs f. L. Smith of TIaddonfeId. n.
j., is visiting here in the home of her
son, Sanford A. Smith of Highland
street
Miss Elizabeth Schwenk is spending
few days at Spofford lake with her
aunt Mrs. Henry V. Durham of Mount
Vernon, n. Y.
Mrs. H. C. Rice, son Howard and
daughter Eleanor, returned Saturday
from Kennebunkport, Me, where they
spent two weeks.
James p. Ferriter and children, Kath-
| night from a two-weeks stay at Hamp-
| ton Beach, \. III.
Louis b. Yauvey was discharged yes
terday from the Melrose hospital, where
he had been following an operation for
ruptured appendix.
Miss Helen Fenton, who has been
having week vacation from her work
| in the law Offices of Harvey Maurice &
/ Fits, resumed work there today.
Miss Ella d. Stebbins. head of the mil
| linery department in Goodnow, Pearson
| < Hunts, left yesterday for a week 5
| vacation with friends in Boston.
| DR. G. b. Hunter accompanied Wal
| ter Phelps of West Guilford to New
| York this morning where Mr.. Phelps
will go for medical treatment and OBJ
| servation.
Mrs. ID. f. Larson and children of
| New Britain, Conn, are visiting at y.
| II. Erickson's. Miss Louise Anderson
of New York city is expected there to-
day for a visit.
Mrs. Alice L. Heyer. assistant in DIR.
/ Il. Il. Lynch's Offices went Saturday to
/ Bloomington for vacation OF two
weeks She was accompanied by her
| two daughters. Eloise and Doris.
! Miss Imcgene Coombs, who is having
/ a vacation this week from her work in
! Goodnow, Pearson & Hunts store, will
! go tomorrow to New Haven. Conn, to
visit her sister, Mrs. Eudoff Turner.
William NORM, who had been visiting
| several weeks in the home of his sister,
! Mrs. r. f. Coombs. has returned to his
| home in Jamaica, l.. !. lie was accom-
panied by his nephew Robert COMBS
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Heap went to
/ Wells River yesterday. They will start
| from there today on a canoe trip down
| the Connecticut to Brattleboro. They
! expect the trip Will take eight to 10
| days.
Richard Lane. student at Norwich
| university. who had been taking a four
/ weeks course at the summer school, came
/ Saturday evening to spend the vacation
with his parents. Dir. and Mrs. w. IL.
| Lane.
| Raymond Thomas and Porter Spencer
returned yesterday from a weeks auto
mobile trip to Manchester. Lake George,
| Ausable Chasm. Plattsburg, Lake Cham
| plain. Burlington. through the White
| mountains to Portland, Old Orchard and
! Hampton beaches, covering distance of
about so miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s Hoffman of
| Montclair n J. who had been on an
automobile trip to Camp Dudley. y. Y.
on Lake Champlain. where their son.
Ned Hoffman, is spending tie summer
were at Spofford lake over the weekend.
| Mr.. Hoffman returned to New York
yesterday Mrs. Hoffman is remaiuiug
for several weeks with her sister Mrs
Charles ii. Clark, at Spofford lake.
Mrs. Charlotte VanNIerrick and daugh-
ter. Margaret Dolan, left Sunday even
ing for Buffalo. y. Y. where they will
meet Mr.. YanMerrick and make the trip
with him to their home i'm Cleveland by
boat. They had been visiting here with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Day.
Mrs Elizabeth Day Haskell and two
children, who had also been visiting
there, left this morning for Boston
where they will be joined by Mr. Haskell
and they will go from there to their home
in Portland by boat.