The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-12
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Byron Lynch has begun work as sales
man for the Federal garage.
E. A. Brasor of Washington street is
visiting in burlington this week.
William Shaw is spending the week in
Burlington, in the home of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred w. Hall left Sat
urday for weeks trip to Montreal and
Quebec.
Mrs C. J. Gillay and son of Greenfield,
Mass, are visiting Mrs. William Shaw on
Maple street.
guest in the home of her niece, Mrs. H.
G.. Barber of Oak street.
Mrs c. r. Wilson of Huntington, w
Va, is visiting in the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joseph G. Estey.
Rev James p. Rand went Monday to
his former home in Burlington to visit
several days with his parents.
Miss Pauline Searles, who graduated
from the high school last month, has
taken a position in the Office of the c. l..
Bradley corporation.
e. J. Fenton, Mr.. and Mrs. p J. Fen
ton, Miss Helen Fenton and Miss Mary
Fenton are spending the day in Rut-
land with relatives.
Mrs. II. f. Jordan has returned from
Laconia, \. H., where she had been a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs J. w Vaughan,
formerly of this town.
John c. Frederickson and family moved
yesterday from West street to Organ
street into the house which he recently
bought Of Fred Hopkinson.
f. Kinson Doak finished work yester-
day at the Thomas pharmacy. He will
take a position this week in the Office of
the Crosby Milling company. Francis
HARDWOOD has succeeded him at Thomas's
pharmacy.
A. B. Clark of Jacksonville Fla, sales
man for the Maxwell Coffee company who
had been here several weeks with head
quarters at the Brooks House, left
go soon to his home in Florida for va
cation.
Mrs. Henry E. Whitney, jr., and two
daughters, who had been spending two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Naughnarn on the SO-called Tilton
farm in West Brattleboro, which AR
Naughnarn has bought, returned to their
home today.
Frank e. Barber returned yesterday
from Manchester (Vt), where he was in
attendance upon the Bennington county
court as counsel for the plaintiff in the
case of Charles II. Wilder against *. #.
& c. u. Hewes. Attorney Orrin Il.
Hughes of Brattleboro represented the de-
PENDANTS.
Herbert q. Barber returned yesterday
from Woodstock, where he was engaged
as attorney for the defense in the trial
Of the replevin suit of Herbert +. Hunt
ley against Frank l.. Welman, sheriff,
Leon Z. Fuller and Edwin f. Phillips.
The trial was by court before Judge
Harrie Il. Chase, Stickney, Sergeant &
Skeels of Ludlow appeared for the plain
tiff.
Mr.. and Mrs Houghton Scaverns,
Harry r. Locke, T.. r. futile, Miss Annie
Cain, Mrs. X. w FiIion, Miss Anna Cor
borino, Miss Nora Jaqufth, Miss Rena
Mather, Miss Anna Harrub and Miss
Ethel Butler, representing the different
departments of the Holstein-Friesian
association and the Hostein-F ricsian
Register company, went today to Peter
bOrO, y. H., to visit the Guernsey Office
George J. Knoll, jr, of Northampton,
Mass. took position today on the
repertorial staff of The Reformer- Mr..
Knoll has had several years of expert
ence in newspaper work. having been for
seven years in the advertising department
Of the Springfield Republican and for
four years in repertoral and editorial
ca pacities on the Northampton Herald
lie also has had experience in publicity
campaigns.
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