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

I. Sanford A. Daniels is spending the day
in White River Junction.
Attorney Paul y Chase is in Spring
! field Mass, today on business.
Arthur H Stearns. proprietor of the
! StearnS bakery, went today to New York
on business.
Miss Nellie A. Wood of Springfield
Mass, came yesterday TO visit Miss
| Florence II. Wells.
Walter Halliday. manager of the
! Houghton 4 Simonds store in Newport
| \. H., is in town today ON buciness.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Wolfson. who
were married Thursday evening, arrived
at their home in Cleveland, O., Sunday.
] Charles Filming of Nashua, n. H..
! began work yesterday as operator in the
office of the Western Union Telegraph
| Co.
| Miss Florence II. Wells left This
morning for Burlington to attend the
annual state Christian Endeavor conven-
! ton.
Mrs and Mrs. Merrill Whitney and
son of Randolph are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. .. Lind of Chestnut
street.
Miss Helen A. AIinnatt, stenographer
in Taylor & Sons insurance Office. went
this morning to her home in Winchester
Miss Viola Lyle has taken a position
i'm the Office of the Durham Brothers
company and is boarding at A. III.
Stearns's on Western avenue.
Porter c. Thayer of Williamsville was
discharged Saturday from the Memorial
hospital, where he had been three weeks
following an operation for hernia.
Mr. ard Mrs G. L. Durham and Mr.
and Mrs. J. Lewis Morse have returned
from weeks automobile trip through
the White mountains and to West Paris,
Me.
Charles f.. Crane returned Saturday
from the Pennsylvania State college,
where he had been doing publicity work
in connection with the 100000 build
ing campaign.
Df7Jr and Mrs. George M. Clay and
Miss Eleanor Clay, and Mrs.
William b. Vinton returned last night
from a five-days' automobile trip in the
northern part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Clark have
returned to. their home in Fishers Island,
mother, Mrs. Eugene Clark, and her sis
ter. Mrs. George Hodgkins.
Mrs. John Moran, who had been in
the Nelrose hospital following an opera
ton by DR.. z. r. Lynch, was discharged
Sunday and returned to the Brooks
House, where she is a waitress.
Miss Celia NJ. Corcoran of Rutland
has taken a position in w. s. Pratt's
insurance Office. Miss COrcoran has. had
several years experience in accounting
and in general insurance business.
Mrs. L. D. Temple and grandson
Richard Temple, of Upland, Cal. who
had been staying at the Brooks House
and visiting in Brattleboro. have gone
to Lansing. Mich, to visit before their
return west.
Mrs. Niles Coward and two children,
and her mother, Mrs Luther r. Plum
mer. win leave Thursday for Mrs. Cow
ards home in EdgewOod. r. l.. where
Mrs. Plummer will remain indefinitely.
They win go by automobile, accompanied
by Miss Leila Knapp.
DIR. c. G.. Wheeler returned last night
from Boston. where he went to attend
lecture Sunday afternoon in the bal
room of the COpley-Plaza hotel by DIR
Albert Abrams of San Francisco on The
ElectrOnic Methods of Diagnosing anC
Treating Disease. On Monday DR.
Wheeler also attended a lecture and
demonstration by DR.. Abrams given tc
the students who are protesting and
studying his methods.