The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-29
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

William Brown of Wilmington is a
visitor in town today
DR.. w. r. Moves will go Monday to
Wilmington to hold an eye clinic.
Miss Harriette Leonard is spending
few days with friends in Keene, \. III.
Miss Gertrude Simons went this week
to Williamstown CVt.) to remain a
month.
Byron Lynch has taken a position with
E. {. Tenney, agent for the Studebaker
automobile.
Mrs. NJ S. Jones left today for Ded-
ham, Mass, to attend the funeral of
Frank Waite.
Mrs. Mildred Jones has been confined
to her home in putney road the past
week by illness.
Charles S. Hoffman of New York came
last night to spend the weekend at Spot
foad lake with Mrs. Hoffman.
Mrs. John T. KANE and Mrs. John
Grady are in Hinsdale today to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Redding.
Charles Dunklee, clerk in Houghton
& Simonds's store. will have vacation
of two weeks beginning Monday.
Mrs. Alice Prescott of High street is
visiting in Putney in the home of her
son, j. j. knight.
MISS I1uitt iNuSS mas TeSuultu NOIh III
the Holstein -Friesian Register Co.'S
office after vacation Of two weeks.
Miss Irene AToquin will resume work
Monday in Goodnow, Pearson Hunts
store after a vacation of two weeks.
Austin Plumb and Mr. and Mrs. San
ford Plumb and child of Springfield,
Mass, are here to remain over the week
end.
Henry III. Conland, treasurer of the
Hartford Comm Courant, is visiting at
his former home here today and tomOr-
row.
Miss Esther Peterson will return to
her work Monday in the Goodnow, Pear
son & Hunt store after a two-weeks,
vacation.
Miss Alice Hall. operator in the tele
phone exchange, will go next week to
Southbridge. Mass, to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Boutelle.
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Reed and daugh-
ter Ruth who have been spending two
weeks at York Beach, are expected to re
turn tomorrow.
Frank Il. Plumley of Boston is in
town on business at the Office of the
NermonI Investment corporation. He
will go from here to Wilmington.
DR. and Mrs W. n. Thompson of
Hartford, Conn, who had been guests
here few days of DIR. and Mrs. S. f..
Lawton, returned today to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs Rollin Brown will move
Tuesday from the American building to
Monson, Mass, where Mr.. Brown and
". \. Wilcox recently bought out
store.
DIR. and Mrs. G. c. Berkeley of St.
Adams were visitors in town yesterday
on their way to Mrs Berkeley's former
home in Worcester, where they will visit
n week
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tyler and son.
visit in the home Of their daughter Mrs
Roger Tyler, of Boston came today to
Jacob Z. EStey, at the Colonial apart
ments.
Z. Il. Hebert and family. who had
been visiting here a month in the home
of his sister, Mrs. David O'Keefe. re-
turned today to their home in North
bridge, Mass.
Francis Dunlevy. who had been spend
ing two-weeks' vacation in Boston and
Portland, will return to work Monday in
the mems furnishing department at
Goodnow, Pearson & Hunts.
Mr.. and Mrs Claude W. Amidon, who
had been spending the vacation in town
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs L. w
Anndon OF Canal street, returned to Bos-
ton this morning.
DR.. \. L. Pettee and mother. Mrs. F.
q. Pettee left today for York Beach.
Me Mrs. A. l.. Pettee and son. Thorn
ton, and Mrs. w K Moves. who have
been spending two weeks there, will ae-
company them home tomorrow.
Miss Arlene Allen. who had been
having vacation of several weeks will
resume work Monday in the Donnell 4
Davis millinery store. Miss Elizabeth
Newcomb will begin a vacation Monday
from her work at the store
Mrs. Ebert Simons left this noon
for New York, where she will join
friends and sail on the Aquatania Aug.
l for England. They will tour by auto
mobile England, Scotland and Wales. ar
irving home about the middle of Septem-
ber
Theodore Roosevelt. 3D., son of Theo-
dore Roosevelt of New York. who is
spending the summer with his mother in
East Dover, was registered at the Brooks
House yesterday. He was accompanied
by his goyerness, Miss Maria Nam.
Miss Helen Manley. Miss Doris Glib
son, Miss Helen Austin, Miss Harriet
Alellen of this town and Miss Grace Had
ley of Chester are on an automobile trim
through the northern part of the state
to Montreal. They viii return home
by the way of Lake Champlain.