The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-25
PERSONAL.

| Mrs. Dorr Allen OF Canal street is
i'll with grip.
Z. J. Abbott has gone to Chicago.
where he has work
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Ferriter were in
Greenfield Wednesday.
Mrs. Jason Bushnell is i'll with bron-
chitis in her home on High street.
Mrs. A. L. Perham is i'll with pleur-
isy, in her home on Clark street.
/ Miss Mary E. Horton is i'll in her
home on Williston street with grip.
Roger Sherman is confined TO his
home at the Brooks House by illness.
| A. L. Cudworth of South London
derry is in town on business for few
days
Edward Gonyer has gone to Bellows
Fails, where he is working in a barber
shop.
Mrs. Charles Cakes went last night
to Enosburg Falls (Vt.) to visit her
mother.
Miss Mary scanlon, who has been ill
with grip, resumed going to school
| Wednesday.
John Guiheen of Washington street
who was seriously i'll with pneumonia.
has recovered.
Peter Pellerin of Elliot street. who
had been very i'll three weeks with
grip, has recovered
Mrs. L. F. Clark, who has been i'll
several weeks in her home on Pine
street, IS little improved.
Judge A. F. Schwenk and Attorney
f. w. Gibson were in Bellows Falls
today at a probate court hearing.
Mrs. Jack Clark is i'll in her home at
II South Main street. Mrs NJ. J.
Stebbins, nurse, is caring for her.
Miss Helen G. Fenton went to Little
ton, n. H., Wednesday evening on a
case for the office of Clark C. Fits.
l.. w. Snow, who had been visiting
at c. J. Lazelle's and w. C. Halla7
| days, returned to his home in Dover
| today.
Mrs. George Burns of White River
junction came Tuesday to visit over
Sunday with her daughter Mrs. Harry
\ Robinson.
Miss Eta Mundell was called to her
home in West Townshend Wednesday
! by the illness of her mother, Mrs.
/ Ellen Mundell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Whitney. who
have returned from Williamstown,
Mass, are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Jennie Whelan.
/ Miss Elisabeth Brasor spent vester-
| day and last evening with friends in
Northfield, Mass, and attended the
Unitarian fair there.
Thomas Clark, who had been in the
\ Memorial hospital a month for treat
ment, returned Tuesday to his home
on South Main street.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. johnson. who had
! been in White River Junction. were in
| town the first of the week on their
way to Brookfeld. Mass.
! Mrs. Ethel Clark, who has been liv
ling at 90 South Main street, next Tues
! day will take the boarding and room
/ ing house at ! Eels court.
Verne II. Winchester returned last
night from business trip of several
! days in Waterbury, Conn, for the
Dunham Brothers company.
Misses Matilda and Christina CrolI
returned this morning from Putney,
where they were guests over last night
OF their sister, Mrs. V. NJ. Williams.
Merrill Haskell, who is in the Me-
mortal hospital recovering from injuries
to his eyelids received in the laboratory
at Norwich university, is improving.
William I. Weeks of Springfield.
Mass, who is in town working on the
Brattleboro directory. has taken a
room at Neville Rice s on Clark street
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Bovden and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas I. Britain will
leave Monday for St. Augustine.
Florida, where they will spend two
weeks.
Fred Richardson of Greenfield was
in town Sunday to see his father. who
| is i'll with pneumonia in the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Frank Pierce of
South Main street.
Miss Gertrude Gum, who attends
the Bay Path Institute in Springfield.
Mass, visited from Friday to Weines
day at the home of her father. John
Gum of Elliot street
Miss Ruth Johnson, cashier at
Houghton & Simonds's, is having a
! two-weeks' vacation. Miss johnson
and sister, Miss Edith johnson, will 90
to Worcester tomorrow to visit week.
Mrs. W. j. Anderson and little
daughter, Margaret, spent Wednesday
in Springfield, Mass, with Mrs. Ed
ward McGough Mrs. Michael Duggan.
who went with them, will spend sew
pr1l fayS with bar douub+or NJ, NT