The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-13
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Franklin Pratt was in Greenfield
yesterday on accounting business.
Miss Minnie Fox went to New Haven,
Conn. yesterday to visit a few weeks.
Mrs. Charles II. Dunklee left this
morning for New York to visit 10 days.
Waldo Crawford is spending the week
with Robert Sanders in Rochester, N l.
Miss Minnie Fox of Prospect street
has gone TO New Haven, Conn.,, to spend
some time.
Mrs. George Holland and Mrs. Louis
Massey are spending the day in HlnsdaIe
with Mrs. ID. c. Minis.
Albert c. Laird of Burlington is in
town this week on business and is stay
ing at the Brooks House.
Benjamin Starr of Springfield Mass,
nephew of the late Arthur b. Clapp, Isl
in town this week on business.
Miss Lillian Clark, who lives at the
Hotel Mortified, is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Clark.
Miss Iamoille Langworthy of Hins-
dale, student at Sargent School of Ply
steal Culture, is visitor here today.
Mrs. Joseph G. Taylor of the Wilder
apartments went this morning to Green
field to spend few days with friends.
Mrs. Richard Davis and son left this
morning for Millers Falls to visit several
days with her sister, Mrs. Joseph Raw
son.
Mrs. Fred C. Brown of Bullock street
is visiting in Brooklyn and Haverstraw,
\. Y, with her daughter, Mrs. Leslie
Reid
Miss Marie F. Eckels left this morning
for Brooklyn, y. Y, where she will en-
ter st. Mary's hospital to train for
nurse.
Rev. James Z. Rand is expected to
return tonight from Burlington where
he has been spending the week with his
parents.
NJ Houghton Of Springfield (Ft) re
turned last night from business trip TO
New York.
Miss Hilda Pfeifer of Montclair, \.
J., is spending the weekend with her
mother at their summer home, Hill
crest, on Ames hill.
daughter. Mrs. A. b. Henry, went this
afternoon to North Bennington for a
weeks stay with friends.
Mrs. Helen Haywood. who had been
visiting a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
u. w. Fetch. returned this morning to
her home in Gilsum. \. Fl.
Mrs. Charles z. GRAHAM and daughter,
! Elizabeth, left today for their new home
in Belmont, Mass. Their household
goods went yesterday by autO-truck.
Mrs William Porter and son, Viii
1
Glidden, and Mrs. w. J.. Hunt are
spending the day in Springfield. Mass.
Mrs. \. F. Thomas accompanied her
son. Richmond Thomas, and wife to
Ware, Mass. this week where she will
visit. They made the trip by automobile.
Mrs Dennison Cowles, Miss Violet
| Fidler, Fannetta and Neil Clawson, jr.,
went today by automobile to. Spring
field, Mass. They will return tonight.
Mrs N. !. Larrabee and Mrs. Harry
| Howe left today for Boston on business,
| They viii attend the food fair while
away and will return the first of the
week.
! Charles Shattuck of Staten Island, y.
! Y who has been spending several weeks
! here with his sisters, Mrs. w. 3. Smith
! and Miss Adeline Shattuck, has gone to
| Townshend to visit relatives.
| Miss Annola Wright and mother from
| AIontclair, \. J., who had been manag-
| ing the tea room on Ames hill during the
| summer, left yesterday. They plan to
| spend the winter in California.
| Miss Ethel NIillington. Miss Julia Mill
| ington. Mrs. Herbert II. Thurber. Mrs
Hyland Briggs and Mrs. George \. Allen
| went To South Newfane yesterday to at
tend the Baptist Sunday school conven-
| ton.
Mrs. Fred L. Howe who has been
| seriously i'll several months and under
| the care OF a nurse, is improving. Miss
| Geneyieve RCdweII. nurse. who had been
with her several weeks, has finished work
there.
Raymond Richardson of Lowville. \.
Y, came yesterday to visit at Henry r.
| Browns until Sunday. when Mrs Rich
ardson and two children, who have been
here three weeks will accompany him
20 their home.
George II. Wilder went this morning
| to Hartford, Conn, to visit until Mon
| day with his daughter. Mrs. Clifford
Rate, and Mr. Rate Mrs. Wilder who
| has been spending three weeks there. viii
| return home with him.
George Blake. formerly a conductor on
| the Central Vermont railroad here, but
now on the Bar Harbor express of the
New York, New Haven & Hartford rail
| road. is in town and IS visiting Robert
L. Wheeler of Central street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph HARDWOOD of
| Lunenburg, Mass, visited here yester-
| day with Mrs Harwood's father, Frank
Horton Of Crosby block They had
been to Mortified to visit their daugh-
ter, who is a student at the seminary.
Mrs. Frank n Shaw of Concord. y.
! IL, formerly of Brattleboro, came last
night to visit over Sunday in the home OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd r. Robinson. She
| had been in New Haven. Conn. attend
ing meeting of the New England Board
Of Foreign Missions.
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100000 BUSHELS SHORT.