The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-30
PERSONAL.


grip, is much better.
Mrs. Frank A. Wells of High street
is recovering from light attack of
grip.
Miss Abbie Pratt returned last night
from Boston, where she spent a few
days.
Walter Prouty has taken a position
as shipping clerk in the Holstein- Fries
ian Office.
John j. Kilderry has returned to New
Haven, Conn, after a visit in town
with relatives.
Miss Lena Evans and Miss Ruth
Danyew, operators in the telephone of
fee are i'll with grip.
Miss Katherine Fleming went this
tend New Year IS dance.
Mrs. Clyde S. Pingree and daughter,
Mabel, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w
II. Goodell in Amherst, Mass.
Miss Annie Osgood of the Holstein.
Friesian Register office is III with ton.
silitis in her home in Brookline.
Mrs. Agnes Coolidge Rice of Som
erville, Mass, is visiting at her home
on Harris place over the holidays.
Or. Lawrence Heaphy returned tc
New York today, after spending the
holidays at his home on Cedar street.
Mrs Hugh Harwood and infant sor
returned from the Memorial hospita
to their home on Putney road today.
Louis Yauvey, who is student in St
Michael 8 school in Winooski, is spend
ing the vacation at his home in town.
Mrs. Ella Day came Sunday from
Plainville, Mass, to spend the holiday.
with her mother aud daughter, Ruth.
| Mrs. Charles Z. Cattanach went tt
! Springfield, Mass, today to visit he
lily.
! Miss Rose Batehelder resumed worl
this morning in Hopkins's flower store
after being confined to the bed severa
i days.
+. o. Bennett of Warwick, Mass.
who visited a few days with his broth
er, F. +. Bennett, has returned TO hi
home.
Miss Bessie Cain, who had been il
two weeks with severe attack of grip
was able TO be out for the first tim
yesterday.
Miss Laura Walbridge, who teache
in Pittsford and who has spent tn
Christmas recess at her home here, vii
return to Pittsford Monday.
c. y. Bemis, who spent the Christina
holiday in town as a guest Of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Barney f. Mead, left this mornin;
for his home in Houston, Texas.
Mrs. H. G. Barber and two children
returned yesterday afternoon fror
Montpelier, where they spent the Christ
mas holidays with Mrs. Barber rela
! tives.
Miss Anna L. Davis, superintendent
of school nurses, is in town today. Mis-
Davis Will change her headquarter
from Bellows Falls to ST. Adams for tn
next two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude c. Adams Q
Hartford, Conn, and Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
Adams of Springfield, Mass, spent til
Charles f. Adams
Miss Jeanette Jaquith spent yestel
day in Montague, Mass. She will T,
sumo work Monday in the office of til
Western Union Telegraph Co., after
vacation of two weeks.
Charles f. Glidden, on his retur
from Baltimore this week, was accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. McGreev,
who will remain some time TO recovt
from the effects of a severe attack {
tonsilitis.
Mrs. Leon D. Chamberlain and son
Holman and Derward, of Bridgewate
Mass, who have been visiting h,
mother, Mrs. Leroy Wagner, will r
turn to their home tomorrow. Mr.. Wa
ner will accompany them for fe
days stay.
There was family gathering {
Christmas dav with Mrs. Fam
Prouty. All her children and gran
children were at home. Mrs Prout
who has been i'll with grip, is gainin
Mrs. Earl Rich and son, Chester, wi
visited her mother, Mrs. Prouty,
month, have returned to their home
Lancaster, y. II.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank s. Clark VI
4 come today from Orono, Me-, to Wis
a few days with Mr. Clark s motht
3 Mrs. f. +. Clark of Terrace stree
Z Capt. and Mrs. Clark are on their WI
to Mobile, Ala, where Mr.. Clark h
been ordered to the coast defense 81
vice, his detail as professor Of milite
tactics and instruction at the Universe
of Maine, at Orono, having ended d.
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