The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-22
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

III Town yesterday on business
Miss Eunice Heath of Townshend is a
visitor here today with friends.
Kenmore Emerson is spending a few
days with friends in keene, \. II.
Mrs. Luther NJ Miller has been assist
ing this week in Simondss Shop Unique.
Stewart Stearns, who graduated this
week from Dartmouth college, is at his
| home in town.
Ray Smith of Boston is visiting in the
home of his brother, Harold Smith of
Homestead Place.
Howard Richardson is working dur
! ing the vacation at the Richardson mar
| ket on Elliot street.
| Edward Warwick, clerk in the Clapp
| X Jones Co.'S store, visited friends in
Saxtons River yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey G. Hemenway
spent yesterday afternoon with relatives
oaXtons River, returning this morn
ing.
Perry Maynard, student at the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology, is at
his home on Washington street to spend
the vacation.
Miss Alice Macdonald has returned to
her work in the Office of the Holstein-
F'riesian Register company, after few
days vacation.
Mrs. Cornelius Billings of New York
is spending a few days. in town before
| opening her summer home on Ames hill
for the summer.
DR. w. Buell. Perry left today for
Limestone, Me. DIR. Perry's marriage TO
Miss Helen Getchell of that city will
take place there Wednesday, June %.
Mrs. Martha Demo of Manchester, y.
H., formerly of this town, is visiting
friends here and in Guilford, coming to
attend the alumni meeting last evening.
Mrs. Ernest c. Young of Boston is
spending the week here with her mother,
Mrs. +. w. Childs. Mr.. Young and Maj.
Childs are with a party of friends on
fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Akley moved
today from Canal street to Vernon, where
Mr.. Akley has been employed for some
time by the Connecticut River Power
company.
Mrs. 1. l.. Goldsmith and sister. Mrs.
c. Il. Dickinson, who recently shipped
their household goods from North street
to Rochester, n. T., are staying for the
present at James Smiley's on Terrace
street.
Edward Mason and family, who moved
from here TO Concord, y. H.. four years
ago, have moved back to Brattleboro and
have taken a house at 9S Western ave-
nue.. Mr.. Mason will work at carpen-
tering.
Miss Malva Roberts and Miss Dorothy
Shorey. who are studying music in Bos-
ton, left there today for Bath, Me-.
where they viii spend Il week with
friends before returning to their homes
in town.
Miss Phoebe Clark will finish work
next Wednesday in the office of the Dun
ham Brothers company, where she has
had a position 10 years. Miss Clark will
take a position July 1 in the Vermont
National bank, succeeding Mrs. Lester
Barber, who resigned recently.
Dennison Cowles and son. D. B.
CowleS leave Sunday for New Haven,
Conn, to attend the annual convention
If the Winchester Store owners of the
United States 1t is expected that 1000
delegates from all parts of the country
viii be present at the gathering, which
continues through next week.
John c. Pellet will leave tomorrow
for a few days visit with relatives in
Worcester. He viii sail next week
Thursday from New York on the Scandi- |
navian line for Christiania, Norway, and
Will join a party of Esperantists there
for the North Cape. Norway. Mr.. Pellet
plans to be away about three months.
Miss Dorothy and Miss Ruth Dugan,
Miss Dorothy Rice, Miss Marjorie Bush /
nell. Miss Helen Bushnell, Miss ALA
Fitzgerald, Miss Ada Felch Miss Ruth
knowltOn, Miss Dorothy Piper. Miss
Madeline Weaver with Miss Bethania
Tucker and Miss Helen Wallis as chap
erOneS, Will go tomorrow to the Fletcher
cottage at Spofford lake to spend a week.