The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-28
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Clyle Parkhurst started work today as
clerk in Roots pharmacy.
d. w. Felch of the Quality Furniture
Co. went today TO Boston on business.
Miss Ida Putnam is assisting this
week in Miss Susan Hanrahan's Spe-
cialty shop.
Mrs. Carl It. Cain went yesterday to
Providence, Il. l., to visit her sister, Mrs.
A. IL. Barnes.
Mrs. E. w. May and son, Charles, of
Williams street are visiting friends in
Orange, Mass.
Mrs. John T. Stiff and two children of
Garwood, n. J.. are visiting at Louis
Z. Stills on Cedar street.
Miss Grace Emerson, teacher in AL
bany y: J., IS visiting in town with her
sister, Mrs. Clarke C. Fits.
Albert Cain, who had been spending a
week here, returned this afternoon to
his home in Springfield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett FIannery of
Montpelier, who are on their wedding
trip. are visiting friends here.
Judge and Mrs. Frank d. r. Stowe
returned yesterday from their wedding
trip to Boston and other places
Mrs. Ellis G.. Worden will go tomor-
row to Keene to visit over the weekend
in the home of her daughter, Mrs. James
.Burgin.
Miss Susan GRAHAM, who has just
graduated from Wellesley college, is at
her home on Chaplin street to spend the
summer vacation
julius Leach is having a vacation from
his work at the postoffice Mr. and Mrs.
Leach are visiting in Springfield, Mass.
and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Miles of Green
street are moving today to Springfield,
Mass, where he has bought out q meat
and provision business
Allen Bingham of New York accom-
panied his father, III. A. Bingham, here
yesterday and is visiting his grand
father, f. C. Crosby.
Miss L. A. Blaisdell returned yester-
day TO her home in Stoneham. Mass,
after visiting Misses Nellie T. and Ada
A. Eddy of Green street.
Mrs. Homer Sherman of Charlemont.
Mass, has been visitor here this week
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Johnston of Cherry street.
Mr. and Mrs D. w. Overocker. who
had been on a 10-days' trip by automo-
bile in Maine. were in Montpelier Mon
day, returning home yesterday.
Mrs. W. X. Smith of Weston. who
had been visiting in the home of her
uncle. Harry NJ. Sweetland. went this
morning to visit at DR.. Miners.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Parker of Bridge
port, Conn, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Beebe of Rupert who came to attend the
funeral of Herbert II. Barden, returned
home today.
Miss Helen Keyes of Nutley. y. T.,
has gone to her summer camp. Nitawa,
at Spofford lake. Miss Reyes expects
rs girls to arrive at the camp Saturday
and Sunday.
G. w Boothland and A. H. Barnes of
Providence, r. l., who had been on a
weeks fishing trip at the Averill lakes
with party from here, returned yester-
day to their home.
Charles \. Perry left yesterday for
Me. to attend this evening
the wedding of his son, DIR. w. Buell.
Perry of this town and Miss Helen
Getchel of Limestone.
Mrs. w. II. Minor of New York, who
has been spending two weeks at the
Walker farm in Dummerston. will leave
Saturday for Maine. where she will re-
main during the summer.
Miss Helen Miller, student at Mid
dlebury college who had been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Miller in Guilford. left today for Mid
llebury, where she viii teach in the
summer school.
Miss Anna Anderson and Miss Ellen |
Frederickson were in Providence. r. l., |
Saturday and Sunday to attend the Com /
ference of Luther Leagues. Miss Ander- |
son was reelected secretary of the organ /
ization.
Samuel Gralftey of Philadelphia, who |
s at the farm of the Howard brothers |
IN West BrattleboTo, spent Tuesday |
with Ebert H. Bennett Mr.. Grafftev /
holds an important position in the /
offices of the Philadelphia Rapid Tran
sit Co.
Mrs Henry II Crosby and daughter.
Betsey, left today for birmingham.
Mass. where they viii be guests until I
of Mr. and Mrs Charles Adams
at their summer home. They viii leave (
here for Cape Cottage. Maine to re
main the rest of the summer
Frederick Knight Holland Smith.
Winston BrasOr. Walter Marley Leslie
Billings and Frank Gabree left Saturday.
or Camp Abnaki. North Hero. Fred
rick knight and Winston Brasor will
emain there a month and Holland Smith
will be at the camp six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Burns, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Robinson and two sons and
Miss Agnes Doyle of this town went
to White River Junction to at
end that day the wedding of Miss An
ella Burns of that town, and Thee Me-
ard of Springfield this state.