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

Herbert c. Everleth of Putney is a
visitor in town today.
Mrs w H. Proctor is spending the
day in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs Matte Z. Estey went this morn
ing to Boston for a few days stay.
Howard Wcllman went this morning to
Worcester, Mass, for few days stay.
Miss Mary King has returned from
two-weeks' vacation at her home in Rut-
land.
II. s. Killelea Of Turner's Fails, Mass.
was visitor in town over the weekend
with friends
Miss Helen Emerson. clerk in Hough-
ton & SimondS's store, is Ill in her home
on High street
Mrs. Ida Dunlap an employee at the
Brooks House. is III with grip and con-
fined to her bed.
Mrs. Leroy H. Wagner went this morn
ing to Springfield, Mass, to spend the
day with her sister.
Miss Arlene Sargent of Aver Mass,
was a guest over Sunday at Z. Nj. An
gierS on Canal street.
Mrs. f. L. Mitchell Of Grove street re-
turned Saturday from a visit at her for
mer home in Richford.
DR.. L. S. Edwards. who had been i'll a
few days in his home ON Prospect street,
is at his dental Offices today.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph s. Shaw have
taken rooms in the Barber building, where
they have begun housekeeping.
DR. A. l.. Pettce returned last night
from Boston. where he had been during
the week attending clinics on X-ray work.
Frederick l.. FIoughton, Houghton
Seayerns and Il. Il. DeBergh went this
morning to Syracuse, \. Y, on business.
Winfred Vaughan of Springfield Mass.
visited here over Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Vaughan of Green
street.
Mrs w Fl. Flagg and grandson of
Gloucester. Mass. came Saturday TO visit
in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
L. Britain
Miss Louise Gage finished work Satur-
day evening in S. Winfield ATead's dry
goods store. and went to her home in
West GuilfOrd.
Mrs. c. w. Sumner has returned after
spending several days in Wilmington
on account of the illness and death OF
| Mrs Julia Cushman.
Miss Louise McElhinny has returned
| from New York. where she visited over
| the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. +. McElhinny.
VI. 7. Lorimer of Boston. who is here a
/ Crosby Milling company, went to Spring
| field to visit over Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Hunter. a teacher in
I Conway, Mass. visited from Friday night
/ to last evening with Miss Dorothy Hub,
/ bard and Miss Vera Goodrich.
Mrs. Oscar Dion left this morning for
! her home in Schenectady. y. Y, after
having spent two weeks here with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Holmes OF
/ Green street.
! Mrs. Emily Tanning and Miss Vesta
Proctor, who had been staying few
weeks at Atlantic City. are now at the
/ Plaza. in New York. to remain the rest
of the winter. Mr.. Proctor visited there
with his daughter Il few days last week
/ George Delcgas, who had been visit
ing here with his uncle, -. LatChis. left
this morning for New York. lie viii sal
= from there Jan. II for Peufes, Greece
where he viii remain until spring, when
+ Tie plans to return to this country.
/ Mrs. Frank Allen and daughter. Alice,
returned this morning to their home in
| Waterbury. Conn. after several weeks
stay here with Mrs. Aliens father. George
=. KimbaI Miss Alice Allen had been
i'll in the Memorial hospital following al
operation.
+ Irving Ellis finished work Saturday for
the :. \. Smith Mfg Co. where he had a
position as assistant treasurer. Ills posi-
ton has been taken by II. II. Crosby.
Mr. Ellis win leave tomorrow for Port
land. Me. TO take n position with Comp
ton W. Jones x Co. of Manchester y. H.,
and Portland. Mr.. EllS's work with this
company viii be income tax work and
audit work, the company working in the
/ interests of corporations and partner
ships His family will remain here until
spring. when they viii move to Portland
Q
/ The management Of the Daughters oil
Israel Home for the Aged in Newark. y
! j.. has yielded to the desire of the Oldest
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