The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-24
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mrs. Fred Spaulding went yesterday
to heene to visit relatives.
Hugo Johnson of Greenfield visited at
MS home in town yesterday.
+. j. Shea and son, Edward Shea. are
IN Springfield today on business.
| Mrs. Archie Winchester finished work
Saturday night in S. w. Meade's store.
Hugh IL. Hackley of Greenfield. for
merry OF this town, visited here yester-
! day.
Mrs. Emma Niles of Putney road,
who has been i'll a week, is able to sit
up.
Jacob 2. Estey left last night for
New York on business for the Estey
Organ company.
Mrs. VI. l. Reed is spending week
with her son, Wayne NJ. Reed, and fam
lily in Montpelier.
Morgan Sherman was here from Bos-
ton TO visit at his home at the Brooks
House over Sunday.
Francis Austin student in Dartmouth
college visited over the weekend at his
home on Chaplin street
Dickinson Tinker of Bellows Falls has
taken position in HOughton & ST.
monds's drygoods store.
Mrs. Dorothy Smith Miss Ruth
terday in Charlestown. N II.
Miss Myrtle Stewart was in Boston
last week looking up mid-season STYLES
and buying for the Hat Shop.
Mrs. Thomas w. Kennedy of Spring
field, Mass, is expected tonight to visit
her sister, Mrs. Michael Guiheen.
Mrs. Clarence Brooks will go to Bos-
ton tomorrow on account of the illness
OF her sister, Mrs. James Foster.
Lawrence Smith and Harry Bavan
lett Saturday on fishing trip in the
northern part of New Hampshire.
George ID. Reed returned Friday night
from Boston, where he received treat
ment by DIR. Suffer, foot Specialist.
Mrs. Leon Parsons of Forest street.
who has been confined to her home with
poisoning in her hands, is improving
Mrs. Charles Dickinson of WiIliamsville
Is In the Memorial hospital following an
operation last week by DR.. G. r. Ander-
son.
Winfred Vaughan of Green street.
went to Springfield, Mass. to visit
friends over Sunday, returning last
night.
Mrs Philip G. Conwell, head waitress
mt the Brooks House, is having week :
vacation. Mrs. Mary Morgan Is taking
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Whittier of Mont
pelier are. guests few days in the home
OF their daughter, Mrs. Herbert G.. Bar
Der of Oak street
Mrs. II. Z. Withycombc. who had
been visiting here a week with her sis |
ter. Mrs. Arthur Longucn, returned |
this marning to Boston.
Miss Julie Brown has returned from
Miami, Fla, where she spent the win |
ter, and Is staying at the English tea |
rooms on Linden street.
Mrs. Helen futile and Miss Ella d. |
Stebbins left last night for New York |
on business for the GOodnow. Pearson |
Hunt department store.
Mrs. John F. Genung returned this |
afternoon To her home in Amherst, (
Mass. after visiting over Sunday with /
her son, John f. Genung
Mrs. Clara H. Gilman of New York. |
who had been spending 10 days here /
with her mother, Mrs Henry Hovey. re- /
turned today to New York
Mrs. Il. r. DeBergh and two sons /
eft this afternoon for Mrs. DeBergh's /
former home IN Washington. Va, where .
rhey viii remain several months
Miss Dorothy Schwenk returned yes
terday to Boston, after spending a va
cation at her home in town. Miss
Schwenk Is a student in Boston uni
vCrsity.
Richard NORM of Jamaica. T.. l.
brother of Mrs. Robert L. COMBS of
North street. has begun working as
gardener at the Frederick Hoibrook
arm.
Fred Stoekwell. Ernest T. StoekweII.
Mss Madeline StockweH and Miss
5eatrice Beade of West SomeryiIle.