The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-20
BRATTLEB0RO PERSONAL

Frank Huntress of Keene, n. H., is
in town today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph g. Pettee went
Tuesday to Boston by automobile.
Miss Cecile G. Gilmore of Boston is
visiting her sister, Mrs. kittredge Has
kins.
Fred H. Coombs, carrier No. Z, has re
turned from a vacation of week IN
Wardsboro.
Eugene Moran is working for the Crys-
tai Springs Ice company during the sum
mer vacation.
Miss Bridget Sullivan of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting at James Sheehan's on
South Main street.
Lawrence Gorborino has begun work
for the Fred T. Ley Co. on the electrical
work in the new Armory.
Howard G. Rice, jr., is working dur
ing the summer in the Office of the YER
mont Printing company.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Parsons of Brook
lyn are spending few days at their
summer home on Ames HILL
Miss Mary Putnam and Miss Bernice
Gobie are guests of Miss Maxine Steil-
man at the Stellman cottage at Sunset
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Z. Thomas and
daughter, Sarah, viii leave tomorrow by
roes and Boston.
Harold f. Newell, clerk in the post
Office, and his family have gone to
Hampton Beach, n. H., to remain the
rest of the week.
Allan Colt returned yesterday from
Burlington, where he underwent an
operation in the Mary Fletcher hospital
for the removal of his tonsiIs.
G. yanWickle of Geneva n. Y, who
is spending several weeks at the Brooks
House. went yesterday to Rutland to re-
main a week on business.
Miss Dorothy Crown has returned to
visiting here. She was accompanied by
Miss Mary Rugg, who viii visit there
until Sunday.
Clarence Bangs, who Is employed III
the retail store of the Durham Brothers
company. is confined to his home with
an injury to his knee, which was caused
by falling from his bicycle.
Robert Thayer, who is employed in
New York, came yesterday to spend
a few weeks with his parents Mr. and
AIRS. Otis Thayer, in Dummerston. and
in town in the home of his brother, Ken
meth Thayer.
Miss Ethel Irish returned Tuesday
from Vernon, N " where she visited
three weeks with relatives Her mother,
Mrs. Wesley Irish. is remaining there
for a longer stay Miss Irish began
working this morning in the Hopkins
floral store.
Mrs. Sophy Alexander of Boston is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Annie Hey
decker of Canal street. Miss Florence
Wilson of Little Falls, y. J., who has
been attending the conference at North
field, came yesterday to visit her aunt,
Mrs. Heydecker
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Rose and son,
Alfred Rose, of Montclair, n. j.. who
had been spending week at Pine Grove
Springs hotel at Spofford lake and who
also visited with MIR. and Mrs Charles
II. Clark Of Nontciair mt the lake. ieft
today for their home, going by the
way of the Berkshires.
Fred II. Harris will go Monday t.
Springfield tNt.) to attend an aviation
conference at the Governor Hardness
observatory Plans for big Vermont
airp!ane meet. viii be discussed Among
those invited by Governor Hardness are
James II. Taylor of Burlington. Capt IT
T.. Stickney of Bellows Falls. Burt
Jones Salisbury of Randolph and a man
from Coventry
Miss Viola NJ. Cameron and mother
and +. h. Brown viii be at Lake Dun
more, Brandon, tomorrow to attend q
meeting of club agents of the state. and
their wives, for intensive training in rec.
reation, the training to be given BY Mr.
Brown. T.. l.. Ingalls,, state club agent
/ leader. and Miss Marjorie Luce, assistant
also will be present. There are sever
club agents in the state, four of whom
are young women. The BrattIebort
party will return home Sunday
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