The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-28
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Miss Edith Esterbrook of Boston was
n visitor here Saturday for a few hours.
Judge \. e. Cudworth of South Lon
donderry is in town today on business.
Mrs. Harry Robinson of Oak street,
who has been i'll the past week, is better.
Miss Elizabeth Dawson of Berlin, \.
H.. is registered this week at the Brooks
House.
Mrs A. c. Walker of Dummerston
was a visitor in town yesterday with
friends
Miss Florence Thorn of Dcerfield,
Mass, came today to spend the day with
Miss Marion Rice.
Edward Warwick, clerk in the Clapp
& Jones Cos store, is confined to his
home with severe cold
Mrs Human Weeks is having vaca-
ton this week from her work in j. Il.
Alann's drygoods store.
Mrs. William Shaw of 46 Maple
street underwent an operation this morn
ing in the Memorial hospital.
Miss Ruth Johnson is critically i'll in
her home on Chestnut street and a pro-
fessional nurse is attending her.
Raymond Thomas, clerk in the
Thomas pharmacy. is i'll in his home on
Walnut street with severe cold.
Mrs. H. Il. Bascom has returned from
:
been the past week buying millinery.
Mrs. Earl Gleason of Allston, Mass.
who is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. =. Yearly, is i'll with grip.
Miss Alice and Miss Attic Eames went
today to Rumford, II. L., to spend week
in the home Of their cousin, Mrs. Frank
Hall.
Thomas Roman of Hartford. Conn,
was a guest at the Brooks House of his
I,sp.t l. lou. -
weekend.
Adam Thomas moved yesterday from
the building on Main street recently
bought by Leroy ii. Wagner to III
Main street.
|. Mrs Donald Trotter of Pittsburgh,
Pa. who came here on account of the
death of her father. J. G. Ulery, is a
guest of Miss Harriet AIellen.
Miss Betty Sheehan viii so Wednes-
day to visit her cousin, Miss Tarrant,
in South Deerfield. She also will visit
in Springfield, Mass, with relatives.
r. w. Brown, registered pharmacist,
who has been employed during the last
year in Hovey's pharmacy in Greenfield,
| now has position in Roots pharmacy.
William j. Riley was discharged Sun
day from the MelroSe hospital, where
| he had been two weeks following an OPP
Grafton by DIR. +. II. Lynch for appendi-
citis.
!. w. Vaughan, who had a position
| in the drygOods department of the Good
now, Pearson & Hunt store, went today
10 Laconia. y. H., to take a position in
the O'Shea department store.
Ernest NJ. Goodenougb. who has been
| having a desk temporarily in the office
| of the Crystal Springs Ice Co. has hired
the store on Canal street in the rear of
the Riley house. formerly occupied by
Shaw, the painter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ashby are
packing their household goods prepara-
| tory To shipping this week to Sarnia.
| Canada. where they will make their
| home Mr.. Ashby has accepted a posi-
| ton with the Standard Oil Co.
Miss Margaret T. Moran. who has
| been spending the winter with relatives
| in Fan River, Mass, has returned to
Brattlcbor0 to remain indefinitely. She
| is staying for the present at James
| Shcchan's on South Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stockwcn have
moved from the Barber building to the
Sharp house on Central street in the
apartment vacated hy Mr.. and Mrs. Fay
cite Miller. Mrs. Cola Morse is moving
into the Barber building in the room
vacated by Mr. Stockwell.
County Agent II. Wilton Harvey and
County Club Agent Viola NJ Cameron
have returned from Burlington, where
they attended a conference. of county ag-
| cnts club agents and home demonstration
agents. During the conference County
Agents association was formed.
Clarence Rinfret has returned from
an extended stay in California with his
ancle. where he went early last fall
During his stay in the West he Travelled
extensively and twice visited the Grand
Canyon. lie will resume his former po-
siton as assistant cashier at the freight
office tomorrow.
Clubwomen of Portland, Ore, are build
| ing a $4,000 clubhouse.