The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-03-27
PERSONAL.

Mrs. D. R. Cutler left Tuesday for
visit of a week in Woodford.
George T. Gilman is confined to his |
home with an infection in his foot
Mrs Floyd Prouty has been called to
Stratton by the illness Of her mother.
Mrs. J. W. Wright of Putney is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. H. NJ. Barrett
Mrs. Helen Phillips Of Putney spent
Tuesday at the home Of Judge +, Il. Pier.
Mrs. f. S. Cowles of Portsmouth, y.
H., is a guest of Miss Ruth w Childs.
Mrs. P. x. White is spending a
month at the home of her son in Plain
field, n. J.
Mrs. w. D. Bugbee is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thompson, in
Chester.
Frederick Robinson of Wardsboro is the
guest for a week of his daughter, Mrs. l..
/ H. Slater
Howard Welman is spending several
days in Philadelphia for the Estey Organ
| company.
/ Julius Kuech underwent a successful
operation for appendicitis yesterday ut
the Memorial hospital.
/ Mrs. Harry Belts of Greenfield. Mass,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary
Mike, on Thomas street.
Linford 5. Bell OF Prince Rupert. r. c.
returned yesterday to St. Adams after
visiting 5. \. and c. 5. Daniels.
Mrs. II. H. Norcross Of South Mai,
street. who has been seriously i'll. Is i'm
proving and Is able to he about her home
Mrs Fred Thomas of East Guilford sui
fered a cerebral hemorrhage the first Of
Il l. T. ayy-fa g. F..-
her.
Mrs. Elsie Paige. trained nurse @
HolvoEe. formerly Of Brattlehoro. Is cdE
ing for Rev. Lawrence Bower Of Cana
street.
Robert Clark. who had been teller
of the Crocker National bank in Tur-
ners Falls, has been promoted 10 thr
position of assistant cashier.
Harry Anderson. 10. son of August Al
derSon Of Chestnut street, was operate
upon 10y DR. +. Il. Lynch and DIR. Fro
= mont Hamilton Yesterday at his home
Walter Henkcl Of schenectady. y. \
r. is spending the week with his brother
: Carl Henkel He is assistant traffic chic
4 for the New York Telephone company.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Robbins are ex
4 pected home tonight from JacksonvilIe
Fla. where they went TO attend Ia
national convention of hardware men
. Miss Lillian Smith. district nurs
n from the Mutual Aid headquarters, ha
recovered from her illness with diphtht
=, ria and has resumed. her work tins Weel
= The young daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.
Thomas O'Counor Of Canal street, wb
- has been seriously III with whopping coug
- and pneumonia. Is making good recover
h. Miss Lillian Stoddard has resume
< her work in the telephone eNchane
IN after four months absence resultln
l., from blood poisoning in her right han
ye Miss Marion Howe, daughter of Mr.
f.. Nav Howe of I Eels court, who
visiting in Derby, Conn, was badl
IA burned by gasoline there March /
IL She = still confined TO the bed /
> her injuries.
ne Mr.. and Mrs. H T. Waite have clos
O. their home in North HinSdale. Mr.. Wa
-, has gone TO Hinsdale where he j. e
no. ployed in w b. Smiths livery stab
IN Mrs Waite will 20 to Springfield, Mas
~ today to visit relatives.
~ Principal f. Burr Smith of the hi;
AZ. school. who has been suffering sever
no weeks with Assesses in both ears, h
N so far recovered as to be about L
or. house His hearing is affected. but
hit i not expected that this will be
nd permanent affection.
let Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Harvey will
VS. turn to their home on Clark avenue
dav after spending the winter in Tam
~ and New York They have been stayI
tn part of this week in Springfield, Ma
in During his stay there Mr.. Harvey Wis
ay ed the Springfield Republican office.
80 was one of the compositOrs on the
the publican in 1916, and recalls the III
md take he had of an editorial Of the II
an Samuel Bowles. Being young IN age
ing we'll as in experience, the older tyl
WI showed visible smiles when he ash
which end to start on.
mi. Mrs J. d. Thompson, who has beer
he guest at the Brooks house this We
nj. leaves this afternoon for Springfi'
ny. Mass. to spend few days at
i've Oaks She and her son, A. j. ID. The
to son. will sail from New York April
the on The California, an Anchor liner,
the her former home in Edinburg, Scotia
the Later they will join her elder son
usI Durham, Natal, South Africa.
tea Thomson and son came to America
Nav, 1911. and the first six mon
day of their stay was at the Melrose
aed this town.
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