The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-01
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Miss Winnie Tilden of Hinsdale is Il
visitor here today with friends.
Mrs. Charles L. Thwing of Putney is
pending the day in Brattleboro.
Miss Katherine Hartnett of Dummer-
ton Is visitor here TO-DAY with friends.
Mrs. Martin Aher of Clark street is
pending the day in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Dana Tuttle of Highland street
S assisting this week in the freight Of
ice.
Mrs Clayton Renfrew of Western ave-
nue. is assisting in the office of the Dun
nam Brothers company.
Mrs. Frank Wheeler of Pearl street,
who had been visiting relatives in New
York, has returned home.
Mrs. Morgan Sherman is substituting
this week in the high school for Miss
Craig, teacher of English.
Robert Wheeler has returned from Mil
ford, Conn, where he visited Il week
with DIR. and Mrs. Dean Bangs.
Miss Nettie Bishop and Mrs. Leon
Stewart went this morning to Bellows
Falls to spend the day with friends
Mrs. Walter Hall of Wilmington, who
had been visiting here this week with
her sister. Mrs. Charles Buckley at Ye
Olde Tavern, returned today TO her
home.
Clark Spaulding of North Scituate,
Mass, came yesterday 10 visit until
today with his uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Spaulding, sr..- of Birge
street.
Mrs. William Porter and son. who had
been snending a week in New York, have
returned to their Oak street home. Mrs.
Porter plans to remain here during the
winter.
Miss Clara Perry will return Friday
to Boston to begin her'senior year at the
Child Art school. Miss Perry lives at
the Stewart club in Boston while study
ing there.
Allen Bracket. William Boyce. Henry
Blake. Byron Lynch and Richard Elem
ing went 10 Springfield (Ftl last night
| 20 attend a concert and dance by Me
Enellys orchestra.
! Mrs. Paul b. Covey and two children
of Manchester. y. II, came yesterday 10
visit a few days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl S. Hopkins, and with Mr.
and Mrs. Z. f. Covey.
Mrs. Annie Ward has bgeun work al
! the Princess theatre taking tickets, tax
| ing the place of Miss Mildred Greenwood
| who has a position in the office of the
! Dunham Brothers company.
| Mr. and Mrs. John T. McRoy Of High
| Lawn road, who recently sold their nso
! 10 Houghton Seaverns, left yesterday
! for New York. They plan To spend ,nt
/ winter III W dSulllS ION, II. X
! Prof. /. A. ButterfeId, who sustained
/ 4 shock Friday evening in the home OF
/ John Gum on Elliot street, where he
makes his home. remains about the slime
| His daughter, Miss Alice Butterteld OF
! New York, came here Sunday because OF
! her fathers serious illness.
! Mrs NJ. p. Estev, who had been spend
/ ing the summer III Italy, came this week
| from Boston TO visit in the homes of her
sons. Jacob =. and Joseph q. Estey, un
| til Monday. Mrs. Estey sailed from New
! York July 8 for Italy, where she spent
| q greater part of the time in Florence
! She also Travelled through that country
sailing from Naples Oct. 10.
Mrs. William Dinsmore and son. Theo
dore. of Hanover. Mass. and Mrs
| George Allison of New York city, who
| had been here on account of the lines.
Of their sister and niece. Mrs. Kittredg,
| Haskins, returned to their homes this
| morning. Mrs. DinsmOre will return Il
Brattleboro in a few days. Mrs. Has
| kins, who underwent a serious opera
ton Monday by DR.. L. X. Lynch, i
! holding her own.