The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-13
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Leighton Noyes will leave tomorrow
for Boston to enter Boston university.
| Mrs. Herbert G. Everleth of Putney
/ is spending the day in town with rela-
| tives.
! Miss Dorothy Harwood is visiting
Mrs. Lee Dickie in Gardner, Mass, a
! few weeks.
y. L. Rohde. James p. Ferriter and
| Fred Thomas attended the Greenfield
| fair yesterday.
/ Mrs. Jennie Wilson is visiting in
| Schenectady, \. V, in the home of her
son, Wallace Wilson and family.
Mrs. George Gay of Claremont, n H,
! is visiting her daughters, Mrs. Joseph Il.
| Brockington and Mrs. Charles a. Stock
| well.
Mrs. H p. Yearly accompanied her
| daughter, Mrs. John X. Crosby and two
sons to their home in West Somerville,
Mass, last week for a visit.
DR.. and Mrs Fremont Hamilton left
| this morning for a camping trip of a few
! days which will take them to Brandon,
| Middlebury and other places.
! Mrs. katherine Brosnahan of Spring
/ field. Mass. formerly of this town, is
, visiting in the home of her daughter,
! Mrs. Oscar Guiheen of Beech street.
Mrs Lucy Wood has returned from
| a 10-days' visit in Ludlow with her sis
| ter, Mrs w. A. Ross. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Ross accompanied her home by automo-
| bile.
Mrs. Helen futile is expected to re-
| turn tonight from New York, where she
has been since Sunday, to buy fall gar
ments for the Goodnow, Pearson
Hunt store.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. f. Miller of this
town and Mr.. and Mrs. George =. Miller
! and daughter, Miss Helen Miller of
Guilford are attending the Greenfield
| fair today.
Henry Reed and daughter, Miss Edith
Reed. of Newton Center. Mass, We're
at the Brooks House with party of
friends over last night and visited
friends in town.
Miss Minnie Smith, who has a posi-
tion in the Office of the Estey Organ
Co, is expected to return Saturday,
after a vacation of two weeks at her
lone in Greenwich, y. y.
Miss Dorothy Schwenk will go tomor-
at the wedding of Miss Mary Delano,
classmate at Boston university. Miss
Delano has visited here frequently with
Miss Schwenk.
Miss Doris Coombs has returned from
weeks visit in New Haven, Conn,
with her sister. Mrs. Eudoff Turner. Mr..
and Mrs. II. L. COombs and son, James,
who spent the weekend there, accom-
panied their daughter home.
John r. Ryder. cashier of the Peoples
National bank. who had been confined
to his home on Western avenue follow
| ing injuries received in an automobile
accident, has been at the bank this week
for the first time since the accident.
Miss Dora Brasor and Miss Sadie
Winchester left yesterday for Wood
mere. l.. l.. where they are teachers in
the WOOdmere academy. Miss BrasOr IS
5 supervisor at the academy and Miss
| Winchester. formerly teacher here, goes
| to take position thera.
CLYDE W. Horton. an instructor in
tie University of Vermont, who had been
! in Burlington during the summer doing
surveying and engineering for the road
| department, came this week to his home
! on Canal street for few days visit.
He will return to Burlington tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Kaiser and
son. Phillip. of Lawrence, L. l., who
| had been spending the summer at their
| cottage at SDofford lake, are visiting
! here this week with Mrs. Kaiser's par
| ents. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Howard of
/ urday to their home in Long Island.
Marguerite, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
| c. II. Watkins of Walpole. \. FL, who
week by DIR. w. r. Moves for the re-
| moval Of tonsils and adenoids, is improv-
ing Mrs. Watkins and daughter are
| staying here with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs William NJ. Brown of Birge street.
Mrs. o. G. Covey. Mrs. d. H. Smith.
| Mrs J. J. Eckels. Mrs. Lillia NJ Pike.
| Mrs Earl Sawin and Mrs. Charlotte
Manley will go Friday to St Johnsbury
as delegates to the third annual con-
vention of the American Legion and
| auxiliary Mrs. Covey, who is on the
program committee, is department chap
/ lain and historian.
Miss Georgia L. Field, who had been
spending a few days here with her
/ cousin, Miss Ella L. Stebbins, went
today to Amherst to visit few
| DAYS at her home Miss Field, who had
| been spending the summer in Europe,
and who had had a position the past
four years as dean of the Wooster col
| lege al Wooster Ohio, viii take a posi-
ton this year as head of the English
| department in the Wilson college at
| Chanbersburg, Pa.
County Club Agent Viola NJ Cameron
ard County Agent r. Wilton Harvey
| River Junction to attend the state fair
They were accompanied by Ellwyn
Miller. Harold Bladgett and John Miner
of the Vernon calf club who will give Il
demonstration of Babcock milk testing
and judging stock; also by Etva and
! Catherine Gallup and Harry Bpals of
/ Guilford. who will demonstrate the care
and selection of seed potatoes and judge
potatoes. Gertrude Stoddard. Alice
Stcddard. Dorothy Weeden. Flora and
, Faire Divoll of Rockingham also are
attending the fair accompanied by Mrs.
Nat. Divoll. and viii demonstrate darn
| ing and will judge clothing. All will
return home tonight