The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-03
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL


weekend visitor here with friends.
Herbert w Colby of Boston was a
visitor In town today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B, Haus went to
Greenfield to visit over Sunday with
friends.
Miss Grace French went to Spring
field Nt.) Saturday to spend the
weekend at her home
Mrs. Eliza Doughty. housekeeper in
the home of Carroll A. Wood, is i'll at
her home on Eels court
Reuben Brown went to Greenfield yes
terday TO spend the day with his fam
lily, who viii move here soon.
Stewart Stearns, senior at Dartmouth
college. is at his home in town to re
main during the Easter recess.
Harrison Smith of Middlebury was a
visitor in town over Sunday with
friends, on his way TO Lebanon, n. II.
Mrs. Helen futile went last night to
New York on business for the Good
now, Pearson & Hunt department store
David A. Goeway and family moved
Saturday from 2S Clark street to
Northteld, Mass, where he has employ
ment.
George Whitney returned this MORN
ng from his home in Springfield (Vt),
where he visited over Sunday with his
family.
Miss Marjorie Huntington returned
last night from Greenfield. Mass. after
having spent 10 days with Miss Irene
Cooper.
Miss Helen Wood of Rockport n.
l., is here to spend a twO-weeks' vaca-
ton with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. E.
z. Wood.
DIR. Walter Eddy of New York visited
n town over the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Eddy of III
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert F. Leitzinger were
visitors yesterday in Putney with their
daughter, Mrs. Hugh II. Dunklee, and
AIr. Dunklee.
John O'Connor returned today to his
home in Worcester, after having visited
here two weeks with his cousin, Mrs
John Quinn. and other relatives.
Mrs. w. r. Noyes returned yesterday
from Stanstead. Z. @. where she visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs D. Huntley,
and attended the observance of their
J0th wedding anniversary.
Franklin Loveland of Cincinnati. who
IS student at Dartmouth college and
who had been spending few days at
the Brooks House. Went this afternoon
to Greefield to visit friends.
Mrs. Henry Greene, clerk in Hough-
ron X Simonds's store, began a vacation
today. Miss Emma Johnson. stenog-
rapher and mail order clerk there, also
began a weeks vacation today.
Miss Helen NJ. Sanderson went today
to Wells River to arrange for a chest
clinic to be held next week. She will
be- in White River Junction Wednesday
to assist with a similar clinic.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Warner Hopkins
went yesterday TO Halifax to see Mrs.
Hopkins's mother. Mrs. c. f. Thurber.
who is i'll. nurse from the Mutual
Aid association is caring for her.
Clyde Horton, instructor in the Uni
versity of Vermont, is spending several
lays with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
". &. Horton. He will go to New
York before returning to Burlington.
Miss Susan GRAHAM. who had been
her mother. Mrs. G. +. GRAHAM, at Mrs.
Z. Q. Robbinss, returned this morning
% Wellesley eoIlege.~-wheFe- she is
senior.
Miss Helena Rate. bookkeeper in
Houghton x SimOndss Office. resumed
work there today after a twO-weeks' va
cation. Miss Rate and Mrs Francis
Surns visited last week in White River
Junction.
Mrs II. :. Weatherhead of Western
avenue. who had been i'll several weeks
lays with her daughter. Mrs Helen
Barney of Green street. Miss Ruby
Stebbins, nurse, who had been caring
for her several weeks, has finished work
there.
Mrs II. Holder and sons have moved
their household goods from % Western
avenue and put them in storage on
Canal street. Mrs Holder has gone to
her former home in New York and her
sons have gone to Arizona. Fred
Thomas has hired the apartment va
Gated by them on Western avenue and
will move there from Forest street.
DIR. and Mrs. F. A Thomas, who have
been spending the winter in Tampa.
Fla, will leave there April II for Jack
sonville. where they will visit for a short
time with friends. They will sail from
there on the Merchants and Miners
Transportation Co.'S steamer, Persian,
and expect to arrive in Boston April 2S
They will come to Brattleboro May l
to remain during the summer. DIR.
Thomas writes that tourists are now
leaving Tampa by the hundreds every
day.
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