The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-08-10
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mrs. Henry Moore went yesterday ~
Dummerston to spend week with
friends
7. r. Mann and John r. Mann are in
New York this week buying goods for the
J. Il. Mann store.
Miss Ruth Baldwin is in Montpelier
today attending the golden wedding OF
her grandparents.
Mrs. II. G. E. Pratt is having 2 two
weeks vacation from her work IN Hough-
ton & Simonds's store.
John Sheehan of South Main street
went yesterday to Parker Hill sanltarlum
in Boston for treatment.
Miss Helen Guild of Bellows Falls Wis
tied yesterday with her aunt, Mrs.
Elizabeth Guild of Linden street.
Harold Morrison of North Adams is
visiting in the home of his sister, Mrs.
Fred Dawson of South Main street.
Miss Mary Fits and Miss Florence
Fits left this morning for Provlneetown,
Mass, where they will remain two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest LeClaire and
daughter. Marjorie, have returned home
after visiting few days in Baldwin
vile, Mass
Miss Lucille Young returned last
night from New York, where she had
been buying fall millinery for the }. e.
Mann store.
Mrs. Mabel Applin Kidder returned
yesterday to her home in Springfield
| Mass after visiting a week with Mrs.
! Casper Moran.
Miss Edith Adams of the public library
| in Westfield Mass, is here to spend the
rest of the month with her aunt, Mrs.
| Clarke G. Fits
Miss Grace Emerson is spending 10
days at the general conference at North
/ 6el1 Mass hpipU there with friends
| from Albany, \. \.
John Dickinson of the Springfield
Office of the Eastern States Farmers
! Exchange is here this week in connec-
ton with the county work on the gram
pool.
The Misses Mcdowell of Brooklyn,
who. have been in Mortified, Mass, at
| tending the conference, are expected to-
morrow to visit Miss Emma j. Gregg 10
Mrs. F. w. Stolte of Buffalo, \. Y.
who has been visiting at the Stolte home
on Forest street, left today for Island
| Pond. where she will spend several weeks
with relatives.
Mrs. Dwight Hadley of Melrose,
| Mass. and Miss Emily Blake of Bellows
| Falls were in town yesterday and at
| tended the regular Wednesday afternoon
social at the Country club.
Dewitt c. Culver went by automobile
| today to Saratoga, \. Y, to visit bis
| father He is accompanied by Rob
| ert and Edwin Culver, his sons. and
| by Lyman Adams and c. W. Wilcox.
| They viii return tonight.
Rev. +. @. S. Osgood is in Burlington
/ this week attending the sessions of the
school directors and superintendent of
| the state. ON Tuesday be gave an ad-
! dress on School Administration. He IS
J expected home Saturday.
{ Asa Thompson of Mt Vernon, n. Y.
came Tuesday to tho Memorial hospital
! for treatment. He was accompanied by
] his sister. Mrs. Ida Howard. who is stay
| ing with Mr.. and Mrs. George Bond.
while he is in the hospital.
! Mrs d. NJ Hoag of 81 Washington
! street underwent a successful operation
! in the Memorial hospital this morning,
| DIR. &. Il. Anderson and DIR. L. l.. Tracy
| being the surgeons Mrs. Hoag IS as
/ Comfortable as could I've expected. s.
Travelling Auditor B. SmaIIey of the
Boston Office of the Boston 4 Maine rail
read is in town today on business.
! Travelling Auditor L. J.. Culver of St
Adams also is here today on business
for the Central Vermont Railway Co.
Miss Carrie H. Cobb Of Springfield
| Mass, who had been at Pine Wood
Camp, Me, a month, came last night to
visit in the home Of her sister, Mrs. w
b..
will return to her school work in Spring
| field.
Miss Mary Schumacher. who went to
Geneva, \. Y, Friday, returned yester-
day for another months stay at her
bungalow on Ames Hill. She was accom-
panied to Geneva by her niece. Miss
Mary Covert, who had been spending
some time here.
DR. Q. +. Babbitt of Washington. u
C., and his daughter, Mrs. Leslie G.
GoIdthwaite of Springfield. Mass, who
Mrs. Charles NJ. BraZer of Thomas
street, left for their homes yesterday.
DIR. Rabbit was to meet his wife at At
lantie City.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Reed of IIolyoke
Mass. and Mrs. George hobbs Of Bos
ton called at Carl W. Cushing's yeSter-
day. Mrs. Nobbs was slightly hurt in
the railroad wreck i'm Worcester. Mass,
the day before. They went to Jamaicl
TO attend the Old Home day celebration.
Miss Marion Fraser. Miss May Fra
ser. Mr.. and Mrs. Delmer Fraser, Fred
| erick Richardson and Pau Richardson
vent July D to Albany. y. Y. in Paul
Richardson's Essex car The Misses
| Fraser remained a week with friends,
returning last Sunday. when the two
Richardson's and the Essex made another
trip to Albany. TIE return was made IL
five hours, which was good time, muddy
roads and several detours considered
Customers wanted for home mad
bread, 20 cents per loaf, delivered. Mar
iorie Pier, II Chestnut st. Tel 226M
1871,
Why Worry?