The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-05
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Miss Dolores Moquin has begun work
as clerk in A. +. Miller's candy store.
Joseph T. Austin went last night to
| Boston to remain several days on bust
ness.
DR.. and Mrs. C. r. Aldrich left Fri,
day afternoon for vacation at Middle
dam, Me.
Miss Grace French went to her home
in Springfield (Vt.) to visit over the
weekend.
Mrs. F. L. Mitchell returned today
from visit at her former home in
| Richford.
Miss Lillian Park is visiting her
father, A. Il. Park, at e. c. Crosby's
on High street.
w II. Mann of Wilmington was
brought yesterday to the Memorial hos
| pital for medical treatment
w. d. Tinker, clerk in Houghton &
SImonds store. spent the weekend at
| his home in Bellows Falls.
Miss Margaret Barber of Washing.
! ton, ID. c., came Saturday to remain at
her home on High street during the sum-
mer.
Mrs. O: ID. Esterbrook of Boston has
come to BrattlebOro to spend the sum
| mer as usual and is rooming at f. c.
Crosby's.
Attorney and Mrs. J. n. Harvey re-
turned Saturday from Springfield, Mass,
accompanied by their little daughter
Jean, who had been seriously i'll there.
DIR. and Mrs. Henry Tucker have re-
turned from visit in Franklin, n. H.,
with their daughter Mrs. Thomas f.
Clifford, and family.
Miss Dorothy Edwards and Miss
iiertha Daley spent the weekend in
Vernon with Miss Edwards's grand
mother, Mrs. NJ. l. Reed.
Miss Gertrude Hunt, who spent the
winter III Cleveland, Ohio, in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradley, re-
turned home Saturday. evening
Bernard F. Lynch finished work Sat
qrday for the Vermont Printing Co. He
lett last night for Montreal, z. O.,
where he will spend the summer.
Capt: G. A. f. Goodwin has moved
from Clark avenue to GA Frost street in
the downstairs tenement formerly occu-
pied by Il. u. Norden and family.
Miss Eleanor Clay went Saturday to
Bradford, Mass, to attend commence
ment this week at Bradford academy.
OF which she Is n graduate. She will
visit also in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bassett of New
Bedford, Mass, visited here yesterday
with Mrs Bassett's sister, Miss Eliza
beth Brown. They were on their way
to Woodstock Inn, where they will spend
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Downer and chill
dren and DIR. and Mrs. G.. l.. Schadt and
children of Springfield, Mass, were
guests yesterday of Mr.. and Mrs f. c.
Adams. Mrs Schadt and children win
remain here few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Godfrey Crosby and two
daughters, Emily and Jean, accomnanied
Mrs. Crosby's mother. Mrs. II. T. Glenn
ems, to Housatonic, Mass. yesterday to
visit her son. Mrs. Clemens had been
spending two weeks here with Mrs.
Rev. DIR. Clark T. Brownen left this
morning me l!lg for Cambridge, n. Y, where
ne VIII speak tomorrow before the
Washington association. From Cam |
bridge he will go to Newark. y. J. to |
othcIate at funeral He will return to |
Brattleboro Thursday.
Miss Jennie Delaney of Hudson. y |
l., who was manager here of the Pos
al Telegraph Office 10 years ago. and /
ler sister, Mrs. Rockfellow, whose hus- |
ana has been civil engineer in South /
america and Haiti the past few wears I
ave been guests the past few DAYS of |
Hiss Florence +. Allen of 204 Canal |
street
Christie Il. CroweH, who had been Wis
ting his brother. Robert Crowen. and |
Mrs. Crowel in Balboa. Canal Zone
ias returned. Mr.. Crowell left here
Npril 20 and attended the Knights Tenn |
lar triennial conclave. in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crowell are ex /
,ected IN Brattleboro this week to spend +
heir vacation
Maj. Frederick W. Childs and Col
Ernest w. Gibson. commander of the
] I'D Infantry, went to Boston TO ioin
the Ancient and Honorable ARTILLERY
company of Boston at its 2S4th anniver
'ary celebration today. Col. Gibson
went as a guest of Commander George
II hudson and Maj. Childs as the Yer
mont representative of the order Ue
was accorded command of the color
company when the Ancients and Honor
lbles visited London in 1896 as guests
IF the Honorable Artillery company of
London, OF which the late King Edward
IL was commander