The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-01
BRATTLEBoRO PERSONAL

ua5 TOT the >. A. Smith Mig co.
| William Duncan has begun work for
Ernest NJ. Gooden0ugh, electrician.
| Mrs. Marie Boodieson of Elliot street
has been i'll the past week with a severe
/ cold.
| Ward Plimpton went SATURDAY to his
home in Wardsboro TO spend "a weeks
vacation }sykf
Mrs. H. s. Killeiea resumed her posi-
ton this morning as secretary to r. r.
| DeBergh.
John G. Phelps Of Canal street Wis
tied yesterday with relatives in Charles
| town, n. II.
Miss Minnie Murray Of Canal street
went to Keene to visit over the weekend
with relatives
Mrs. John Gilmore of Greenfield visited
here Saturday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. f. L. Hildreth.
George Lynch, student at Norwich
university. is spending a few days at his
home on Putney road.
Mrs. Edward Vail of Ludlow visited
here Saturday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennison Cowles.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Gobie visited Sat
nfday and Sunday in Millers Falls with
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Harris.
Mrs. Arthur w. Childs of Manchester.
y. H., was a guest over the weekend of
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Foster. 80
Miss Rita Eckels, stenographer in the
office of the Crosby Milling company, is
confined to her home by illness.
Miss Margaret T. Moran has taken
! position at the Blue Lantern Gift Shop,
beginning work there this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hamilton are NOV
ing today from Washington street to the
Richardson house on High street.
Louis b. Yauvey and Frank NJ Hol-
land, who were in Boston last week on
business, are expected to return tomor-
| row.. -- .... e.
from Boston, where he spent week with
his daughter, Mrs Ernest Young, and Mr..
| Young. .-..- ..s-.
O. F. Benson was called yesterday to
New York by the death of DR.. Perry
| SHOEMAKER, an eye, ear and throat spe-
cialist.
Mr.. and Mrs William NJ Brown were
visitors yesterday in Westminster with
| their daughter, Mrs. c. H. Watkins, and 10
| family. ..s-.. ... .
Mrs Carl Smith, clerk in Houghton &
| Simonds's store, was called today to her
home in yergennes by the illness of her
| mother. -..-
Miss Dorothy Pratt, student in the
| birmingham normal school, came Friday
, evening to spend a weeks vacation at her
| home on Walnut street. .s lsz
| MISS Jutld IdlF1n OF f1dTIIOEOr 1Onu.y
| who came TO attend the funeral of her
| nephew. John. K. Calvin, is a guest at ].
| c. Murphy's on Canal street.
Mrs. o. H Stickney. who had been
| spending two weeks with Mrs. W. z.
| Jones. has gone to Springfield Yt.) to
visit her daughter, Mrs. j. Warren Mil
/ Ter r..
i HIP. Webster and c. A. Harris left
| today for Atlantic City, y. j. where
| they will attend a conference OF the Ma,
.,tional Association of Mutual Savings
Banks ss.z 4s al.= $3.50
Miss Louise Ladabouche and Miss Hill
da Wouker, who had been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. f. J. Snyder 10 days, returned
yesterday by automobile to their home in
] Fitehburg.
Miss Edith Nelson, Miss Elsie Geiger
J and Miss Marcia Rose left this morning
: for tramp to Hinsdale, where they will
: visit the schools today. They will return
: tonight by automobile.
! Miss Juliette Newton, trimmer at the
Z Donnell & Davis millinery store. went
z today to her home in Newport, y. H.
E to attend Masonic ball this evening.
{ She will return tomorrow.
Harry ID. Holland of Amherst, for
z merly clerk at the Brooks House. under
& went an operation Friday in the Me-
: mortal hospital. Mrs. Holland is stay
ing at the Brooks House.
Mrs. C. r. Freyenhagen and son,
s Clinton. of Greenfield came yesterday to
: spend the week with Mrs. G. L.. Piper
: and Mr.. and Mrs C. II. Palmer. Mr..
s Freyenhagen was here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bagg and chill
{ dren. who were called here Friday on
! account of the death of Mr.. Bagg's
mother. Mrs. Francis A. Bagg, left to-
: day for their home in Yonkers, n. I.
Roy Moore, turret captain on. the Z. S.
! s. Wyoming, who recently returned from
z Cuba where he had been during the win
. ter is visiting his mother, Mrs. NJ. Il.
: Moore in Greenfield. He formerly lived
in Bra.tleboro. s
: Mrs. NJ F. Austin and son. James re-
! turned today to their home in Springfield,
) Mass after a weeks visit with relatives.
They also attended the Brooks-Danyew
wedding. Miss Margaret Danyew accom-
Z panied them home for few days visit.
Col. and Mrs. E. ". Gibson and son,
Hadley Gibson, went yesterday to Boston
: for further consultation in regard TO Had
: ley, who has been i'll several months with
: paralysis and who viii remain in hospi-
tai for a time.
I'll Il. r. Allen who recently finished
! work for the Vermont Printing company,
; will go tomorrow to Boston to take up
his new work as manager of an engi-
neering Office of which his son is spresi-
! dent. Mrs. Allen win remain here
: few days
Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Dinsmore of Al
stead n. H., arrived here Friday night
] from Florida on their return from a six
: months wedding trip by automobile.
and visited friends here. Mrs. Dinsmore
. | will be remembered as Miss Ella New
man. formerly of Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Abbott, who
occupied furnished apartment in the
! Barber building during the winter have
: returned to their farm in West Brattle-
: soro Miss Julie Brown. of whom they
hired the apartment. and who had been
spending the winter in Miami, Fla, has
{ returned to town.
w. Elliott Martin of Westerly. X. L..
: son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin. and
Z Miss Lizzie Il. Martin, sister of William