The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-01
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Miss Erna Kuhn, state supervisor of
Red Cross nurses, is in town today.
Carleton Strong returned yesterday
from a months stay at Camp Billings
at Ely.
Rev. Oscar Casting and family
moved yesterday from their home at
IS Estey street to Is Chestnut street
Miss Muriel Upton of Dummerston
road IS spending a few DAYS in Town
shend with Miss Marjorie Greenwood.
Maynard Parker of Worcester, Mass,
visited yesterday in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Rabbit of Organ street.
Miss Ella L. Stebbins, who has been
assisting at Thistle Inn in East Put
ney, has returned to her room at Ye Ode
Tavern.
Miss Charlotte Ferguson of Marble
head, Mass, is spending few days in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Mich
OILS of Forest street.
Mrs. C. G. Maynard and daughter,
Alice, returned TO Burlington yesterday
after 10-days' visit with Mrs. W. f.
Root and her father, Gen. &. Fl. Bond.
Mrs. Eta A. Chamberlain of a
Green street returned yesterday from a
two-months' vacation. visiting relatives
and friends in Illinois, Indiana and
Michigan.
MISS le1IflN heeu OF NdSAflS ton. -.
c., who had been visiting her aunt, Miss
Allie II. Morse, went yesterday to Mont
pelier to spend the rest of her vacation
with her parents.
Mrs. Grace X. Doak returned yes
terday from Spofford lake, where she had
been a guest of Mrs. Charles II. Clark
since Aug. ;. She will resume work IN
The Reformer Office next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest White of Will
low street returned Wednesday evening
from a J00-Inile automobile tour, through
eastern New England. They had been
gone from Brattleboro since last Satur-
day.
Mrs. n. l.. Fay, who has been boarding
the past three weeks at the Green Noun
tain House at West Wardsboro, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. w. II. Banks of Green
street, before returning to her home at
Somerville, Mass
Wallace Doubleday, who has finished
work for the Estey Organ Co. and gone
to his home in Hebron, \. Y. will soon
to study music under Frank NJ. Cram,
who formerly was musical instructR in
the Brattleboro schools.
Miss Amy Perkins of the upper West
Dummerston road was in st. Adams
Wednesday to be maid of honor for
Miss Florence Marion Groom, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Gilbert W. Groom,
who married Chester Rogers Taphn. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. n. n. Taplin of Or
leans, that evening, the wedding taking
place in the Methodist Episcopal church.
L. r. Harrington, an experienced
drug clerk. Of Swanton has begun work
i'm the Brooks House pharmacy. james
Irish and Edwin Lindsey, who have
worked there through the summer, have
finished work and are having a short
vacation. James Irish will re-enter
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
for his sophomore year and Edwin Lind
sey win enter the University of Yer
mont this fall for his freshman year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parke b. Swift Of
Athol, Mass, who have many friends in
town. viii sail Sept 10 for two
months trip TO Europe. They viii be
the guests of a bonding company which
recently adiudged Mr.. Swift one of the
20 winners in years bonding business
contest. Mr.. Swift was offered his
choice of European trip or $500 in
cash Winners were chosen from bond
ing men of the company from all over
the country. Mr.. and Mrs. Swift plan
to spend much Of the time visiting the
war-torn districts.