The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-24
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL


day in Springfield, Vt.
II. L. March went this morning to
New York on business.
Miss Gladys Adams went to New York;
this morning for an indefinite stay.
Paul A. Chase and c. Menzies Miller
are in Springfield, Mass today on bust
ness.
T. p Fredette and family spent the
weekend i'll Springfield, Mass, with
relatives.
Sidney A. Farr, letter carrier on the
West Brattleboro route, has been i'll
several days.
Sherman Slocum went this morning to-
Wilder, where he will spend several days
with friends.
G. =. Prouty of East Dover visited in
town over Sunday with Mrs. prouty, re-
turning home yesterday.
David Willard of New York city is
here for an extended visit and has taken
room at Freeman SCOTS.
Mrs. Florence J. Cowles of Brookline.
Mass. was guest over the week end of
Mr.. and Mrs. t. 7. Britain.
Mrs. Eva Gilmore, who had been assist
ing a week at Streeter's restaurant, fin
ished work there this week.
Mrs Howard Menand and daughter of
Albany, \. Y, are guests of Mrs. Harold
f. Whitney of Green street.
Ebert Hall of Fitchburg, Mass.
visited in town Sunday IN the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest $. Hall.
Mrs. l., f, Parsons of Forest street.
who had been in the Memorial hospital
two weeks, was discharged today.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ C. Houghton returned
yesterday from Pittsfield, Me-, where
they had been a week on business.
Miss Leila Knapp went this morning
to New York to visit Miss Edith Pitcher,
who was her roommate at Smith college.
Mrs. Thomas Kennedy of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting in town in the home of
her sister. Mrs Oscar Guiheen of Beech
street.
Miss Pauline Harlow went to Mount
Hermon to visit over Sunday with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l..
Drury.
Truxton Britain who injured his leg
while playing football, but who was in
school up to yesterday is now confined
to his bed.
Miss Alice Filion and niece, Beverly
F1llon, visited over Sunday with her
brother. p. f. Filion, and family in
Springfield, Mass.
Lawrence Gorborino. who recently re-
turned from Washington. ID. c., has be-
gun work for the electrical contractor on
the new armory building
w. l.. Sanderson has returned to his
home in Milton after spending a vacation
of three weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.
Searles of Prospect street.
Harry C. Freeman. assistant postmas-
ter, has returned to his duties at the
postofice after spending a weeks vaca-
ton in several Massachusetts cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Freleigh of
Springfield. Mass. were visitors here
Sunday. Mr.. Freleigh formerly was en-
ployed here by the Estey Organ company.
Miss Maude Hamilton. stenographer in
the office of the ). y. Smith Mfg com
pany, went Friday evening to Benning-
ton to visit~until Sunday with relatives.
G.. j. Pfeiffer and family of MontcIair,
\. j., who had been spending the sum-
mer at the summer home Hillcrest. on
Ames hill, returned yesterday to their
home.
Miss Leila Barber and Miss Minnie
spend the Weekend. They WIN attend the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS football game Sat
urday.
Earl Weatherhead. bookkeeper in
the wholesale department or the Durham |
Brothers company, resumed work there |
Monday after having been i'll several
weeks.
jeremiah Griswold and sisters. Miss |
Edna and Miss Kate Griswold, who had |
been spending three weeks at their sum- |
mer home on Ames hill. returned Satur- |
day to their home in Garden City, l.. |. |
Miss Alice Bennett, nurse, went this |
morning TO Burlington to attend a meet |
ing of the State Hospital association. |
which is to be held at Hotel Vermont |
Miss Bennett, who goes as a representa- |
tive of the Nurses association, will speak ,
at the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. George Humphrey and |
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Humphrey and |
son of Charlestown, Mass. were week |
end guests of Mrs. Herbert Humphreys |
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George \. Hough- |
ton of Clark street.
Ned Williams of the Princess apart
ments went this morning to Rutland to /
attend the funeral of his mother, Mrs, /
Minnie Williams, who died in the Me |
mortal hospital and whose body was sent |
to Rutland this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Austin. Joseph /
Austin, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hermon V.
Brooks accompanied Miss Gertrude Aus
tin today to Rutland, where she viii en- |
ter St Josenh's convent. They went by /
automobile and Will return tonight.
John C.. Pellet. who recently returned |
from a four-months' trip in Europe has
moved back into Crosby block. taking one |
of the rooms recently vacated by MIR. and |
Mrs. Fred Cressy, who have taken an /
apartment in the north end of the block.
Mrs James Sheaffer of Carlisle. Pa. |
was discharged yesterday from the Mel |
rose hospital. where she had been several |
weeks following an operation by DIR. h. |
r. Lynch for ruptured appendix. Mrs. /
Sheaffer was taken i'll on the Valley fair |
grounds. coming here to perform IN the |
Valley fair vaudeville.
DIR. Homer C. Brigham, who has just |
returned from the West. states that the |
body of Admiral Charles l.. Clarke has |
been cremated at Long Beach, CAL and |
will he taken TO Arlington cemetery