The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-08-05
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Philip Putnam went yesterday to SYRIA
cuse, n. y, on business.
Miss Evelyn Mann is assisting during
vacation in j. e. Mann's store.
Frank Morse of Boston is a weekend
visitor in the home of his brother, T.. v.
Morse.
Mrs. Ella Miller of Dummerston is
visiting Mrs. George Phillips of Cedar
street.
Miss Helen Childs will spend part
of a vacation of three weeks in South
Londonderry.
George NJ Gray has returned after an
absence of several weeks with relatives
in Canada and New York state.
Miss Ruth Dutton will leave next
week with a party of friends on camp
ing trip in the White mountains.
Miss Helene Sparks and Miss Ruth
Davis are visiting in Charlemont, Mass,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Sherman.
Mrs. A. e. Libby and daughter, Evelyn
June, of Fresno, Cal, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs l.. E. Libby of IL Clark street.
Miss Alice Macdonald, of the Holstein-
Friesian Register Co.'S Office, will begin
two-weeks' vacation from her work
Monday.
Mrs. Nellie sphford of Springfield,
Mass, who had been spending two weeks
at ii. G. e. Pratt's, returned today to
her home
Miss Margaret McGfnn and Miss May
Johnson of Windsor Locks, Conn, are ex-
pected tonight to be guests a few days
of Mrs. Luman Weeks.
Miss Ruby Thurber will resume work
Monday in ]. e. Mann's store after va
cation of two weeks, part of which she
spent at Hampton Beach.
NJ r., e l1,
joined relatives from Syracuse, n. V,
on an automobile trip to Chester to visit
her mother, Mrs. Johnson.
Judge and Mrs. Harrie b. Chase and
daughter, Alice, and Mrs &. IL. Gilman
viii go next week to Great Diamond
Island, Me, for weeks stay.
Mrs. III. w. Field, nurse, who has been
in i'll health the past two and one-half
years, has so far recovered as to be able
to resume her professional work,
Miss Mary Macdonald, who is en-
ployed in the office of the Estey Organ
company, will begin Monday a two
weeks vacation from her work.
Miss Mary Danyew, who has been
having two-weeks' vacation spent at
Mantle, Conn, will resume work Mon
day in Goodnow, Pearson & Hunts,
where she has a position as cashier.
Miss Nellie T. Eddy and Miss Ada A.
Eddy are expected to return tonight
from a two-weekS' visit in F'itchburg
New Haven and Groton Long Point.
Miss Marion Simonds of the HoIstein-
Friesian association Office and Miss
Freida Smith of keene, will leave Mon
day for a vacation in Portland, Me
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Waters of John
son are expected today to visit in the
home of their daughter, Mrs Harvey
Hemenway. Mr.. and Mrs. Hemenway
will leave with them Monday for a vaca-
ton at Hampton Beach and Boston.
Mrs. Wesley Irish returned last night
from Vernon, Y. Y, where she had been
spending several weeks with relatives.
She was accompanied home by her father,
James Comstock, who will visit several
days.
Mrs. Luman Weeks will have
months vacation from her work in ] f.
Mann's store, beginning next week. Miss
Katherine Sweeney, who will have a two
weeks vacation, will spend a part Of the
time in Monson and Springfield, Mass.
Miss Evelyn Harris left by automobile
today for a weeks house party in
Maine. Her mother. Mrs Charles A.
Harris, accompanied her to Portsmouth.
\. H., where Miss Harris was met by
other members of the party. Before re-
turning Miss Harris will visit in Dux-
bury and Hyannisport. Mrs Harris
went from Portsmouth to Boston to stay
several days.
Clifton L. Sherman. editor Of tho
Hartford Times, and son-in-law, s. B.
Perkins, of Hartford, Corn. came nere
today on their. way to Mr.. SHEER
mans farm on the top of Dover hill.
Mr.. Sherman's daughter, Mrs Perkins.
and two children, Ellen Holt and San
ford Benham, who had been visiting his
sister, Miss Della NJ. Sherman, also went
to the Sherman farm today for rest.