The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-01
BRATTLEBOR0 PERSONAL

Miss Elena French of Chicago. Ill, |
is guest of Miss Nathalie Benson.
Miss Mildred Greenwood went today |
to Mantle, Conn, to spend month.
Miss Eleanor Manley went today to
Dorset to spend month with relatives
Mrs. Addie Gordon of Wardsboro came
Thursday to visit her cousin, Mrs. r.
+. Pier.
Mrs. II. A. Robinson of Oak street
has been confined to the house week
with bronchitis.
Ralph Il. Perry of Chicago is visiting
in town with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James NJ Perry of South Main street
Mrs. Sanford 4. Daniels returned to
day from West Wardsboro, where she
had been staying at the Green Mountain
House.
Miss Miriam Wright of st. Johnsbury
came Yesterday to visit in the home OF
MIR. aud Mrs. Il. l.. Hunt of Tyler
street.
Mrs. George s. Dayton, who. has been
at the Gldden farm in Guilford the past
10 DAYS will return to Philadelphia
Monday.
Miss Grace Munzey of New York, who
had been spending a vacation OF TWO
weeks at the Brooks House, returned to-
day to New York.
Miss Eleanor Fraser and Miss Helen
| Fraser of Albany. y. y, are spending
| few DAYS with their cousin Miss Marion
Fraser of Canal street.
Mrs. William McGreevy, who has been
| in Philadelphia closing her house. will
return today to the home OF her father,
] C. Il. Glidden of Guilford.
| Mr. and Mrs John NJ. Anderson and
| children will leave next week tor q trip
| by automobile to Boston and other places.
| They will be away the greater part OF the
| week.
| Hallam Turton of Bellows Falls has
accented a government position in Pan
ANA. and will leave for there next week
| Mr.. Turton married Miss Marjorie Ellis
! of Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Pier and daugh-
tiers. Marjorie and Louise. went this
morning TO Rutland, where they WlH
spend the weekend in the home OF MIS-
| Piers sister, Mrs Fuller.
Miss Minnie Long. who had been as
sisting in the Goodnow, Pearson x Hunt
store, will take position in the Office OF
| the Durham Brothers company, begn-
ming work there Monday.
Mrs William Alexander and son and
John \. Mcdonald of Barre are eX-
pected tonight to visit at w. X. Miles
over the Fourth. Mrs. Niles and chill
dren will accompany them to Barre to
remain q month.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Atwood and
son. Irving. of Everett. Mass. who have
been spending two-weeks vacation IN the
Wood cottage on the Connecticut river
will leave tomorrow for their home. Mr.
and Mrs G.. \. Wood VIII accompany
them as far as Greenfield.
Mr.. and Mrs Merton C. Robbins and
children of Pelham, y. Y, came yesterday
to visit in the home of his brother, Wal
ter NJ Robbins of Western avenue, over
the weekend They viii go later TO the
Robbins farm on Black mountain road
to remain during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Larrabee have re
turned after an absence of several DAYS
at Boston and the beaches. Mrs. Lillian
Shepardson, who kept house for Mrs
Larrabee during her absence, wenl
Thursday to ClaremOnt. y. H.. to WISH
before returning to Hartford, Conn.
Wells Miller of Baltimore, Md, came
this morning to visit his parents, Dr ano
Mrs. A. /. Miller, over the holiday. liz
has position with the White Automobile
company of Cleveland. Ohio, being service
man for the Baltimore district. Ih'
White company deal exclusively in motor
{, trucks.
Miss Hattie johnson of Chestnut
street left yesterday for Chicago, where
she viii visit during July and August u
the home of her uncle. Il. /. W mte
She was accompanied by Mrs. Ettf
Chamberlain. who will stay IN Chicage
a few days before going TO visit TRENDS
in Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Clark anC
daughter, Miss Edith Clark. of Montcialr
N j., accompanied by Mr.. Clark s mother
are expected tomorrow to go to SpoIor'
lake. where they will occupy SANFORD
Smiths cottage during the months OF july
and August They will make the tri1
here by automobile.