The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-08-09
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mrs. Ada E. B. Marvin of St. Adams
is visiting Mrs. E. j. Madden.
Lewis c. Knoll of Springfield, Mass.
was in Brattleboro yesterday and today
on business trip.
George Halliday and family of Bel
lows Falls visited John Farnsworth and
family of Central street Sunday.
Mrs. Addie Livermore of Bellows Falls
came Yesterday TO visit her sister, Mrs.
Emerson Barrett of Central street.
Mr.. and Mrs f. r. Vaughan have
gone to Woodstock to attend this after
noon the funeral of Mr.. Vaughan's aunt.
Mrs. z. j. Spaulding of Burlington
came to attend the funeral of Hope
Spaulding, which was held Monday af-
ternoOn.
Mrs. Joseph Brouillard of Reed street,
who has been i'll four weeks, is somewhat
better although still confined to her
home.
Miss Ruth Frederickson of the Twin
State Gas & Electric Co.'S office force
is spending a week with friends in Mari
boro. n. II.
Miss Helen Chamberlain has returned
to Lawrence to spend some time with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Crowther.
Philip and Kenneth Wheeler of Chest
nut hill have returned home after several
weeks vacation spent with relatives in
Montpelier.
Miss Maud Hamilton left this morn
ing to join Miss Minnie |. RawsOn al
Bronxville, y. Y. where she will spend
two-weeks' vacation.
James Bagg of Yonkers, n. Y, re-
turned Monday after visiting his sister
Miss Elizabeth Bagg. leaving his wife
and six children here for Il longer visit
Elton L. Johnson of Hartford Conn
visited his aunt, Miss Abbie kllburn
yesterday and called on friends. lie is
spending a week or 10 days vacation il
the county.
Mrs. O. F. Benson and daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Mitchell are ex-
pected TO return tomorrow from Saco,
Me, where they have been spending sew
eral weeks.
Miss Veda chatham has returned &c
her work in Houghton & Simonds's store
after three-weekS' vacation, part OF
which she spent at her home in Cole
brook, n. H.
Miss Mildred Perkins, who is training
in the Massachusetts General hospital III
Boston, is expected home today to spend
a vacation in the home of sher father
George j. Perkins.
Mrs Addie F. Gordon returned to hel
home in Wardsboro Sunday after visiting
Mrs. Fred B. Pier five weeks. Mrs,
Pier and Frank w. Pier and family &C
companied her in their automobile.
Miss Lana Perkins returned last night
from Middlebury, where she visited hei
sister and husband, Prof. and Mrs.
Gehret Kleinsphein. Prof. Kleinsphein
is a professor in Middlebury college.
Mr. and Mrs James Wood and Mrs
!. Lee of New Bedford. Mass, We're
visitors at Joseph Brouillard's at Il
Reed street yesterday while on THEN
way over the Mohawk trail to Canada.
T. X. Brown of Community Service
went today to Guilford. where he is
supervising an all-day picnic held b.
the villagers there. In conjunction with
this affair, a health examination is be
ing held under the direction of Health
Officer Chester S. Leach and Miss Helen
NJ SandersOn, Red Cross nurse.
Frank w. Cone of Cambridge. Mass
was in this town yesterday visiting old
friends and acquaintance. Mr.. Cone
attended the high school here over At
years ago and after graduating moved to
Cambridge, where he now has an Office
with the city government. Mr.. Cone has
been accustomed to visit Brattlebor0
every year while on his vacation and his
many friends here were glad to see him.