The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-08-07

telephone Office goes to North Berwick
Tuesday for her vacation.
Roger Holland of Beverly Gardens
was with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs II.
c. Holland, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles johnson and
family of Worcester visited at John
Johnson's over the weekend
Mrs Chester Bruce of Greenfield and
two sons came today to Mrs. Louie
Stearns's for a few days stay.
Mrs. Henry f. Holmes and Miss Helen
Holmes of Plymouth. Mass, were with
Mr. and Mrs John Watkins last week
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cass of Manches-
ter who are spending the summer IN
Richmond spent Sunday at i. w. Col
tons.
Miss Vera Rogers has resigned as
teacher of the Monument school Miss
Mary Turner of Montague City will take
her place.
Katherine and Esther Richards of
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Lamb.
for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. f. ]. Temple and Miriam
Taylor win go on a visit the last of the
week to several Vermont towns. They
will be gone a week.
Mrs. Ray Fletcher, Miss Sylvia Burns
and Miss Mildred Burns went to keene
Wednesday to visit Mrs. John Whit
comb. sIr. Fletcher spent the weekend
with them.
Mrs Tewksbury of Littleton is with
her daughter, Mrs. Rufus Langworthy,
Miss Lamoille Langworthy is at home
from her hospital studies in Boston
until October.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Robertson are en-
PERTAINING Rev and Mrs. w. f. White
of Trumbull Conn, and Rev. n. W.
Whitman of Milton, n II. They are en-
joying the Mortified conference.
Miss Marion Burns of Washington. d.
c.. came Saturday to spend week with
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
g. Booth. She has been staying at Beth
lehem with friends this summer.
Mrs. Henry Spaulding has for guests
this week Mr.. and Mrs. William Lang
don and Bernice Langdon of Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon will go home to-
day, but Bernice will stay for a while.
Harold. Ray. Edward and Miss Eliza
beth Bruce motored Sunday to Plainfeld.
Vt. where they win visit. When return
ing home they will come by the way of
Ashland They expect to be gone a week.
Miss Margaret Dempsey and brother.
Mike Dempsey, of Miami, Fla, were
here to attend the lawn party and spent
the rest of the week with old friends in
town They had their nephew, james
Casey of Derry, with them.
f. c. Robertson will take trip with
4 business party through New York state
this week. Mrs. Robertson. Miss Susan
Hanrahan of Brattlpboro and Rose
Helen and Eleanor Jeffords will go as far
as Albany with him. remaining there
until he is ready to return home.
Miss VI. ]. Barron. local Red Cross
~ oil bnfs
eation. She was accompanied by Jennie
Bishop to Boston. where Jennie was
taken TO two clinics for medical inspec
ton. Jennie came home Saturday eye
ming with Miss Langworthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waterman and
three daughters, Marion, Louise and
Frances, of Providence. r. l.. were
guests of ]. NJ. Lamb from Monday to
Wednesday. These young women are
known as the Waterman Trio of the
White Entertainment Bureau of Boston,
The local postoffice is selling many of
the treasury savings certificates. having
sold during July certificates with a ma
turity value of $2.025 for which they re-
ceived in cash 81 500. These certificates
are registered and bear interest at the
rate of ~ per cent compounded semi
annually.
Ed Hall brought his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Hail, and Miss Elizabeth
Han home from Detroit this week They
have been spending month at his home
He will return this week and his sisters.
Mrs. Frank Miner of Keene and Miss
Edith Hall of Philadelphia, viii go back
with him.
Miss Isabel O'Brien and Miss Mary
Barry have been spending the past week |
with their cousin, Miss Eileen O'Brien |
Mr. and Mrs. Win O'Brien and daugh- |
ter. Miss Kathleen, of Hyde Park. We're |
at James UBrien's for the weekend Mr. |
and Mrs. OBrien returned home Sunday |
but Miss Kathleen win visit here few t
weeks.