The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-12
PERSONAL.

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ton spending few days deer hunting.
r. J. Filion of Springfield, Mass,
visited relatives in town over Sunday.
Miss Rose Bristol visited over Sun
day in Greenfield with her sister, Mrs. !
+. L. Straub
Mrs. Ralph Moore of South Newfane
is visiting her father, Barney Pratt |
| OF Spruce street.
Mrs. |, l.. Moore was admitted to the |
Memorial hospital Sunday. She will |
undergo an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Pike of Wards |
boro are visiting here with Mrs Pike s |
sister, Mrs. c. L. Mann.
Miss Dowd of New York came to
town yesterday and is registered at the
Brooks House for a few days.
Miss Ruth Fifeld and brother. Raw
mond Fifeld, went to their home in
Putney to remain over SUNDAY.
Miss Florence Coombs is expected to-
night to spend a vacation Of three
weeks at her home on Canal street.
Capt E. w. Gibson was here from
Camp Bartlett, Westfield, to attend the
funeral Of Charles II. Pratt yesterday.
Miss Minnie Leitsinger, clerk in j.
T. Mann $ store, is spending a few
days vacation with friends IN Boston
Corporal Harry Douglas of Camp
Devens, Aver, Mass, visited his Sis
tiers Oh Spruce street over the week
end.
Lieut.. Phiibrick of Camp Devens,
Aver, Mass, was guest over Sunday
al William T. Haigh S on Linden
street
Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Douglas and three
children went Saturday TO Post Mills
, to close their summer home for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 2. Hatch Of
, Springfield. Mass, are guests of their
daughter, Mrs. Harold r. Cole of Wal
! nut street.
+. r, Lindsey, letter carrier, is has-
ing few days vacation from his
r work al the postoffce during the deer
hunting season.
e DR.. and Mrs. Raymond s. Elmer and
son Of Bellows Falls came yesterday to
spend the day with his mother, Mrs.
James 7. Elmer.
Enrol Richardson. who is employed
$ by the General Electric company IN
e Pittsfield, Mass. was at his home in
h town over Sunday
Mrs. l.. y Robinson returned TODAY
to her home in Franklin, Conn, after
visiting two weeks with her son. Llovd
K Robinson, and family
: Frank II. Briggs and Mrs. William
Bursey of Manchester (Vt.j visited
Mrs. Bursey daughter. Mrs. ". y.
. Baunc OF Putney road, Sunday.
Hale X. Darling of Chelsea, chairman
:, Iof the committee to revise the var
! mont statutes, is at Harvey & Whit
ney : Office 10 stay several weeks.
William Miller returned yesterday to
4 his home in Greenfield, after having
n spent several weeks here with his
!. brother, Don Miller, and Mrs. Miller.
> Mrs Stewart Frost of Westfeld. \.
: j., who with Mr.. Frost came here to
s attend the funeral of Charles II. Pratt,
g IS Speeding the day in Newfane with
l. her grandmother, Mrs. Sherman.
!. +. ID. Weatherhead, hookkeeper in
h the wholesale department Of The Dun.
# ham Brothers company, who has been
Y III in his home on Canal street. was
taken last night TO the Memoria! hos
|, pital.
Harry Nash OF Amherst, Miss Bertha
t. Palmer and Mr. Mcclure OF Greenfield
Were guests yesterday of Miss Ethel
l. and Miss Julia Milhngton. They all
went to Wilmington, where they spen.
n the day.
Miss Berniee Pike, who had been al
o. home with a fractured arm, caused b,
1alhng from a step ladder in the Hol
n Stein-friesian Register Co.'S office. !,
able to be at the office a few hour.
d each day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ". Eason returned
home Friday from Spoford, y. II.
. where they had been guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George Joslin since Sunday
= tie came for them and brought then
home in his automobile.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ross of Ches
ter, who had been guests a week o
\ Mrs. Lila NJ. Pike, returned to thei
nome today. Previously to coming {
~ Brattieboro they spent several week
:. with a daughter in Springfield, Mass
Charles w Harris, second class elcc
" ltrician in the navy, stationed at m
Brooklyn navy yard, was in town o.
az 46-hour leave of absence. returnin
TO Brooklyn Yesterday afternoon. Nj
on Harris formerly was employed BY Hol
ton ID. Walker, electrician
j. W Vaughan, formerly with tn
Abernethy store in Burlington, toda
- began work as manager Of the dry
goods department of the Goodnov
Pearson. Hunt store, succeeding {
of' VI. Alexander, who is now in the M
Us tlonal army at Camp Devens
no Mrs. Mary c. Messer received toda
the first letter written by her son, Geora
lg Messer, on his arrival in foreign por
TN lie Is with Company A, l0lst Machir
all Gun battalion, to which the troop of ca,
airy IN which he enlisted in New Have
on was assigned. Among the boys who wei
lg across IN the same boat were Lieut.. Pc
as lett and Sergeant Clarity, formerly
,at Company |. Private Messer writes ths
the voyage was very rough and that a
a OF the soldiers We're a-sick