The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-20
PERSONAL.


Mrs. l.. W. Hawley is i'll in bed with
bronchitis.
Fred Hescock of Canal street is i'll
with chicken-pox.
Dale Boyle will spend tomorrow with
friends in Newfane.
G. Baxter Reed was in Greenfield
yesterday on business.
Mrs. Frank Hildreth of Green street
is i'll with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. George o. Abbott arriv-
ed in San Diego, Cal, today.
Miriam Fits and Winston Brasor
are both i'll with chieken-pox.
Mrs. Alice Baird is in New York
studying spring dressmaking.
Mrs. w. r. Noyes is in the Memorial
hospital for rest and treatment.
Harold F. Whitney returned yester-
day from business trip to Burlington.
Miss Elizabeth Doyle went to Bos-
ton this morning TO remain over San
day.
Mrs. Mary Bane is out today for the
first time after a week 5 illness with
grip.
John s. Daggett returned Yesterday
from few days visit in Springfield,
Mass.
Arthur LaRue went to Springfield,
Mass, this afternoon to remain over
Sunday.
Mrs. John Henkel has returned from
visit with her mother in South Lon
donderry.
Fred Fisher resumed work at Abbott
& Son 5 today after a week : illness
with grip.
DIR. G. +. Barbe ras returned from
Boston, where he attended the dental
convention.
John Mccarthy went to Bellows
Falls this afternoon to spend Sunday
| with friends.
Fred H. Spaulding ef Biree street
has taken a position in the Holstein-
Friesian office.
Miss Fanny Stevens win 90 20 New
fame today to spend Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Grout.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ". Putnam and DR..
and Mrs. Hal D. Waterman viii leave
today for California
John D. Austin of Winthrop, Mass,
came Yesterday for a short visit with
his mother on Grove street.
Miss Florence Hildreth went to New
Haven, Conn, today to spend the week
end with Miss NJ. T. Corwin.
Mason Sharp came from Springfield
Mass, yesterday for q week vacation
at his home on Prospect street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gregg went to
Northfeld, Mass, yesterday to attend
the funeral of Edward Coughlin.
Miss Marguerite Collins is expected
today to spend the weekend with Miss
Kathryn Sherman at the Brooks
} House.
Mrs. w. II. Page of South London
derry began work for the season this
morning at Mrs. G. II. Smith 5 MILL
merry shop.
Mrs. Ina Putnam. who has been in
the Memorial hospital several weeks
following an operation. viii return tC
\. B. Jordan : tomorrow.
Principal Edward Lockwood of tn,
Whitcomb high school at Bethel vii
spend the weekend with States At
tornev and Mrs. o. b. Hughes.
J Mrs /. NJ Wright and son. Ernest
J Cochrane, Of Central street have re
} turned from a visit with her sister
) Mrs. Fred Gibson, in LeominsteT.
Mrs. Fred c. Gale IS expected to re
turn tomorrow from New York
where she has been to see Mr.. Gale
J who has been i'll, bnt who is better
Charles Ray. who lives at the ATars1
building. Linden street. is i'll witt
! pneumonia. His sister and brother @
: Brandon. who We're called here by hi
, | illness. have returned to their home
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Berry rcturne,
u yesterday afternoon from Hyde Park
Mass. where they went TO attend tn
6 funeral OF Mrs. Berry : brother
6 Charles Putnam. They also visited il
1 Leominster and Westminster.
Ms Norma Tyrell went to Spencer
: Mass, today to spend the week-en
: with Mr. Tyrell. who recently bough
n a farm there. Mrs. Tyrell will fms
q work at the Holstein- Friesian ofiie
n next week and 90 there to live.
s Sanford Smith from Brooklyn an
Is Lyman Smith from Philadelphia, VIII
10 were summoned home on account of tn
s death Of their father, Fred l.. Smitl
> arrived last evening. The latter Wa
~ accompanied by his uncle. Marsha
. Winkler of Haddonfeld. \. !.
Clinton Freyenhagen celebrated h
sixth birthday anniversary at his hon
m on Oak street yesterday afternoon wit
several little boy friends from to
n O'Clock. The afternoon was spent
Z playing games, after which refres]
Re meuts were served. The lad receive
- numerous gifts. Group photograph
were taken of the children.