The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-27
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

David Willard went this morning to
+ Greenfield 10 visit friends.
! Mrs. Margaret Ranney went this
morning TO Boston for a weeks stay.
/ T. w. lizard visited ia Greenfield yes
! terday with John Bodley and family.
| FIoren Pike and family moved last
1 week from Highland street to Elm street.
| Perry Dawley, jr.. spent the weekend
with Frank Z. Ramsey in Walpole, n H.
Wallace II. Geddis began work today
as clerk in the BrattleborO China store.
George Bunnell of Rutland was a Wis
itor here with friends over the weekend.
John Blake of Morningside road is
spending the day in Bellows Falls with
relatives.
Miss Luella Eagleston, who had been
i'll several days, resumed her studies IN
the high school today.
Miss Della NJ Sherman left today
for Hartford. Conn, to stay few
weeks with relatives.
Herbert w. Colby of Boston was q
guest Saturday and Sunday OF Mr.. and
Mrs L. L. Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Reed and daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Reed, went today to Bos-
ton for a few days stay.
Miss Sylvia Crosby, Miss Eleanor
CLAW and Miss Beatrice Ninton spent
Martin A. Brown of Boston, president
of the Brattleboro Trust company, was
in town Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin S. Pratt left
this morning for New York for two
weeks, Mr.. Pratt being on business.
Harrison Smith and Mrs. A A.
French of Springfield (Vt.) were visitors
here yesterday of Miss Grace French.
| Franklin Babb came from Springfield
Mass. to visit over Sunday m the
home of his sister, Mrs. Hyland Tasker
Miss Bernice Pike and Mrs. Mildred
! Jones went saturday TO Springheld
Mass, to see Elsie Ferguson in The
Wheel of Life.
Mrs. Joseph F. Taylor and daughter.
Ernestine. returned today from Spring
field. Mass. where they had been spend
ing week with her parents.
DIR. and Mrs james c. Austin and
children of Spencer, Mass, spent yester-
day here with DR.. Austin'S mother, Mrs.
Martin Austin of Grove street.
Harry Sparks and family of Town
shend moved here today to house
on West street. Mr.. Sparks is employed
j by the Crystal Springs Ice company.
! DIR. Lyman Allen of Burlington came
today, called in consultation with Dr.
Thomas Rice to see Mrs. NJ. 7. Maurice
of Putney road, who has been i'll two
weeks.
Mrs. and Mrs. Arthur Chamberlain
and daughter, Helen, and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Currier of Frost street went by
automobile TO Concord, y. H., to visit
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond Thomas, of
Ware Mass. were visitors here over the
weekend Mr. and Mrs. Il. b. Thomas
of West Brattleboro accompanied them
to Ware for q visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Roberts of
Walnut street are planning to store
their household goods. They will leave
next week for st. Petersburg, Fla, TO
remain during the winter.
Miss Genevieve NJ BodweIl. nurse.
Herbert L. Fox. who died last week, re
turned Saturday. She left for New
York today to care. for Mrs. Dunn.
mother of DIR. S. f. Dunn Of Whining
ton, Mrs. Dunn being seriously i'll.
Chan rs . Crane returned Saturday
from the Pennsylvania State college. haV-
| ing concluded work there in publicity for
the S20000O0 emergency building fund
which is being raised under the direction
Of President Thomas Mr.. Crane has
undertaken to direct from Brattlebora
similar publicity work for Aiiddlebury
college which shortly after the first OF
the new year is to launch campaign for
/ increase of endowment.
If you have not been approached BY
the Red Cross solicitor please enroll
Tuesday at the former ClapD & Jones
store or with O. T. Benson at the Brat
tleboro Trust Co.
A PENNSYLVANIA woman. defeated as 8
candidate for the legislature, is seekinG
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