The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-18
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mrs. II. f. Withycombe of Boston is
a guest in the home of her sisters Mrs.
Arthur Longueil of Clark street.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Hamilton will move
Nav | from % Washington street to the
Richardson homestead on High street.
Mrs w w Blakesiey went this morn
ing to her former home in Westminster
to remain during the rest of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob F. Estey went to
Newton, Mass, to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Tyler, over the week
end.
George Whitney returned last night
from his home in Springfield (Vt.(,
where he went to spend Easter with his
family. ss 7ft#
Edward stockwell, clerk in F. r.
Perrys clothing store, went Saturday to
Rutland to visit over the weekend with
friends.
Leo Gagner, who had been employed
several weeks by Blanchard, Woodland
& Gates in Vernon, finished work there
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pike and little
daughter, Marie, of West WardsborO
have been visiting relatives in town sew
eral days
Miss Ethel A. Eddy was called Friday
to her home in Stratton by the illness of
her mother. Mrs. E. A. Eddy. She re-
turned Sunday.
p. F. Kelley. who has position as
operator in the Western Union Co.'S tele-
graph office, visited at his home in North
Adams over Sunday.
Mrs. Alta Mixer returned last night
after visit of a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Kendrick, and
family in Greenfield, Mass.
James Sheehy and son, Lawrence,
EsDSfar &Irn IN Ray N
with his son, John Sheehy, who accom-
panied them home for a visit.
Reuben Browns family moved here
yesterday from Greenfield into the Bowler
house on Brook street Mr.. Brown has
been here several weeks employed in the
Root pharmacy.
Miss Helen Durham and Miss Eliza
beth Durham, who had been spending the
vacation here with their aunt Mrs. A.
f. Schwenk, left this morning for their
| home in Mount Vernon, n. Y.
Miss Beatrice Williams, who three
weeks ago sustained painful injury to
| her right hand when a motor driven
| needle penetrated her finger through the
nail, is still unable to use her hand, al
| though the wound is beginning to heal.
Lotus E. Stafford has finished work as
| agent for the American Express company.
Il
| ing for the company in Bellows Falls,
will succeed Mr.. Stafford as agent here
and will move his family to Brattleboro
next week.
S. F. Mccarthy, manager of the West
ern Union telegraph Office, is having a
| two-weeks' vacation, beginning yester-
day. He will visit in Greenfield and
Boston Miss Doris Meserve of Rowley,
Mass. is substituting at the Office during
his absence. Mr.. Mccarthy went to Bos-
| ton today to attend q three-days' school
| for managers.
Mrs. Fremont Hamilton will leave to-
morrow morning for Baltimore. Md, to
attend meetings of the National League
| of Women Voters and the Pan-American
| Conference of Women to be held April 20
| to % inclusive. Mrs. Hamilton. goes as
a delegate from Vermont The confer
ence will bring together not only women
from all over the United States, but also
from 20 other American countries and
| from the islands of Cuba, Haiti, Porto
Rico and the Philippines. There will be
| a large delegation from Canada, including
| DR. Richie England of Montreal, and
Lady Nancy Astor, member of the British
/ parliament.