The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-08-14
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Dan Hayes of Pittsfield Mass, was In
town over the weekend.
Stanley Fits of Boston was visitor
in town over the weekend.
Mrs. Joseph G. Estey will leave tomor-
row for Burlington to stay few days.
Miss Marion Underwood returned
yesterday from a six-weeks' stay with
relatives in Northampton, Mass.
Mrs. Helen Brasor and son, Winston:
returned Saturday from a two-weeks
vacation at Clinton Beach, Conn.
Miss Suyia Patton came Friday from
Boston to spend a week with her parents
at their surfiner home in Marlboro.
Mrs. C. f. r. Jenne, who had been
visiting in town two weeks, returned
yesterday to her home in Hartford, Conn.
Mrs Lila Il. Allen of Paterson, \. j.,
who has been spending several weeks IN
town. is now visiting Mrs. Nj. i. Reed of
Vernon.
Miss Hildegarde Miriam. who has been
visiting Miss Allethaire Estey at Spot
ford lake, has returned to her home in
Tarrytown, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon White of Benning
ton are spending few days in the home
OF Mrs. Whites mother. Mrs. g. Il. Lam
son of Washington street
George J. Knoll sr., and Lewis G.
Knoll of Springfield, Mass, were visitors
yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. George j.
Knoll, jr., of so High street.
Mrs. A d. Thompson returned this
morning from months visit with rela-
tives in Montreal. st. Hyacinth, Danville
and st. George De Windsor.
Mrs. G. F. Stanley and son, Rembert,
left Saturday evening for Putney, where
they Will spend two weeks at the home OF
Mrs. Stanley's father. w. o. Allen.
Godfrey Crosby and Walter O. Cooley
returned last night from a weeks stay in
the home of Mr.. Crosbys sister, Mrs.
Lyman Smith of East Angus, Quebec.
Frank Cronin of Boston, who recently
bought the Black holdings in the Brattle
bOro Theatres Co. and is now treasurer
of the corporation, was a visitor in town
Saturday on business.
Prof William Brown of Harvard uni
versity, Cambridge Mass, and George
H. johnson of Worcester spent the week
end with Mr. Johnson's daughter. Mrs
Harvey Baxter of $50 Vernon street.
Harry f. Hamilton. brother-in-law of
G. l.. and l.. L. Durham of this town.
has declined appointment as fuel admin
istrator for Greenfield. He served as
chairman of the Greenfield fuel board
during the wartime coal shortage.
The construction of the new dam and
tunnel Nottingham was the mecca of
many local automobile tourists yester-
day All through the day Brattleboro
people visited the various points of inter
est and marvelled at the magnitude of
the work
c. Edgar Lyman, who is in broker
age office in Boston, and his step
brother, Edwin c. Hitchcock Of West
Haven, Conn, who represents Madeira.
Hill K Co, colliery proprietors, were in
town this morning and called on relatives
or their way home by automobile from a
brief visit in Bellows Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Hadgraft and son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Ray
Hadgraft, who had been visiting Mrs. b.
y. Phelps of West Brattleboro. left this
morning for their home in La Crosse.
Wis. Mrs. T. ]. Hadgraft had been here
most OF the summer but the rest of the
party bad been visiting here the past
week. They will return home by wav of
Montreal where they will visit other reI-
ativeS.
Miss Viola NJ. Cameron. 1frs. NJ. +.
Cameron, Miss Helen NJ Sanderson and
guest, Miss Vera Jacques, and Miss Bes-
sic l.. Farnum left Saturday for
an outing at Miss Sanderson's cottage
on McWayne lake. East Waterford. Ne,
They went in Miss Camerons automo-
bile. Miss cameron and mot her and
Miss Jacques viii remain at the lake
a week. returning by way of Boston,
Miss ,IacqUos's home Miss Sandersou
and Miss Farnum win remain in East
Waterford two weeks