The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-14
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Charles A. Smith and Philip Putnam
Ieft yesterday on business trip to SYRIA
cuse, y. Y.
Mrs. Fred Bailey and son of West
Medford Mass, are visiting DIR. and Mrs.
@. f. Barber.
Water e. Hubbard. publisher of the
Gardner, Mass, News, visited in town
over last night.
Mrs. Joseph Fenton and daughter and
Miss F'lavin of Bellows Falls We're visit
ors in town yesterday.
f. J. Guthrie of New London, Conn,
was in town yesterday on business, re-
turning this morning.
Mrs. W. Buell. Perry has been substi-
tuting as teacher in the high school this
week, taking classes in Latin.
Miss Irene Cooper and brother, How
ard Cooper. of Greenfield are visiting
friends in town over Sunday.
Mrs Edward Schultz of Wilmington
has been visiting here this week with her
mother, Mrs. Lillian NJ. Pike.
Edward Duggan of the Holstein-F Erie
sian association offices began a two
weeks vacation from his work today.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Reed and Mr..
and Mrs J. j. VanPelt of New York are
Eeading a few days at the Phelps farm.
Mrs. George w. Chase of Orange,
Mass, is visiting in town with her sister,
AErs. Arvine Pike of South Main street.
Miss Mildred OConnor and Mrs. p
r. Hebron have returned from Belcher-
town, Mass, where they visited several
days.
Miss Hazel Chase, teacher in the VIII
mington high school. is spending the
weekend at her home on Western ave
nue..
F. L. Houghton and Houghton Seav-
erns returned last night from ST. Paul
where they went TO attend the national
dairy show.
Fred p Vial, who came to attend the
| funeral of Miss Nellie L. Eddy, returned
yesterday TO his home in Groton Long
| Point, Conn.
| Miss Mildred Porter of the Holstein-
| Friesan Register Co.'S office went today
| to her home in Wardsboro to remain
until Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Gull and Mrs John An
derson will come today from Cambridge
| y. Y, to visit in the home of their sister,
Mrs. julius j. Estey.
Mrs. John Genung of Amherst, Mass,
who has been visiting here a week with
Ter son, John Genung, jr-, will return
| tomorrow to her home.
Miss Pauline johnson. who is en-
| ployed by the Holstein-F riesian associa.
| ton, viii begin N weeks vacation today
at her home in South Londonderry.
Miss Olive Jones will have a vacation
| of two weeks, beginning today. She will
| spend the last week with friends in
| Springfield, Mass, and West Wellington
Miss Helen Childs will finish work fol
| the Holstein-Friesian association today
She will take a position in the Office oil
| the BrHrtleboro Memorial hospital begin
! ming Monday.
James G. Crump of the Vermont In
Yestment corporation Office in the Ameri-
can building is expected to return TO-DAY
from a several days business trip in the
! northern part of the state
Mrs. Minnie Chapman of Hudson
| street, who underwent an operation two
| weeks ago in the Melrose hospital by DIR
+. X. Lynch, is doing well and her com.
plete recovery is expected.
Harry Harlow went today to New
port. \. H., 10 take charge of the Hough
| ton & Simonds store during the absenc,
OF Walter Halliday. who is having a few
weeks vacation during the hunting sea
son.
Mrs. O. f. Butterfield. who had beer
spending the summer at her summer
home ut Cotton lake, on the Hudson. i
a guest of Mrs. Eric Landry She ais.
Will visit Mrs G.. c. Fits and Mrs. C
l.. Suckney while in town.
Mrs. J. c. Kuhner of AIiddletown
Conn, who had been visiting here in tn
home of her son. Hermon Kuhner lef
this morning for her home. Her son vii
accompany her as far as Springfield
Mrs. kuhner plans to leave next weel
tor Florida, where she viii spend tn
winter.