The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-21
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Mrs. Filion has begun work for Mrs. |
q. II. Smith as apprentice.
Alfred George returned today from a
Few days vacation spent in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. Sanford
went yesterday afternoon TO New York
ity.
Mrs John Hurley of Gardner, Mass.
IS q guest Of her sister, Mrs. David
s. Carey.
John A. Davis OF Springfield, Mass,
IS visiting at +. ). Halls on High
avn road.
Miss Marion Baker bookkeeper in
The Root pharmacy, is i'll in her home
n Pearl street.
Gertrude Cottrell will 90 Friday TO
Springfield (Nt.) 10 spend her vaca-
ion with her mother.
Mrs. G. y. Bond of Locust street
Who had been i'll several weeks with
tonsilitis, is out again.
Mrs. George W Fitzsimmons of Pas.
safe, y. j., is guest Of her sister, Mrs
W. T. Haigh of Linden street.
Fred Shehay returned last night from
Lynn, Mass, whore he was called by
the illness and death of his mother
Mason Sharp of the Springfield Y NJ
c. \. college is spending a vacation of
two weeks with his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. L. w. Sharp.
Oscar w. Ray Of Boston, formerly Of
Brattleboro, spent the weekend in
town with his aunt, Mrs. Q. L. Rawson
# Washington street.
John Wilson of Green street was
e.1. y Ii. i
was taken this afternoon 10 the Me.
mortal hospital.
NJ. and Mrs Charles Crane and two
children came this afternoon from New
York and are guests for a short time in
The home OF DR.. and Mrs. w II. Lane
James Johnston. ir. of Washington
p. g., who had been spending 10 days
n the Johnston SUMMER home on Amcs
hill, returned to Washington this morn
ing.
Mss Nina Gates, who is employed by
Mrs q. W. Brooks. went yesterday 10
her home in Putnev to be present at the
5Jth wedding anniversary of her par
rnts.
William Rand, proprietor of the New
mort Inn at Newport, y. H., was regis
tered ut the Brooks House over Mon
day, leaving yesterday for Boston on
business trip.
DR.. George X. Anderson was called
TO New York this morning to see Mr.
\. Y. G. Griswold, summer resident
of Ames hill, who is seriously ill., He
will return tonight
DR. Herbert w. Taylor went TO Bel
lows Falls this afternoon to attend the
meeting OF the committee OF physicians
in charge Of organizing the preparedness
work among the physicians OF Windhan
county.
Daniel, 3, son of Mr.. and Mrs. D. F.
Riley, underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis yesterday afternoon in the
Mclrose hospital His condition seems
/ satisfactory today. DR.. Z. r. Lynch
was the surgeon.
Mrs. Martin Egnn and two children
Of Springfield Mass, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Bonville, at +. j. Sny-
/ der's. Harry Bonville of Fair Haven
4 spent the weekend as a guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Snyder.
/ Mrs. Simeon Adams of Marlboro and
/ Miss Gertrude Adams of Rindge, y. H.,
/ were guests over Monday night of Mr.
and Mrs. Freeman Scott on their way
yesterday to Rindge with the body Of
Mr.. Adams for burial.
Mrs. Harriet Bemis. who severed her
con ton with the onice Of Eddy &
Whitney after the death Of Senate
Fdiy, has taken a position in the of
fee Of the Es.ey Organ company.
She began work there this morning.
Hugh A. Veile will finish work this
week in the Central Vermont freight
office and will take a position as book
Keeper for Manley Brothers, beginning
work there next week. Mr.. Eeile has
been employed in the freight office 10
FEARS.
Raymond Brown, Lincoln Adams.
Verne Adams, Raymond Adams, Robert
IIeseock, Stanley Wilson, Clyde Horton
and George Chase, all of the University
Of Vermont, are expected today to
spend the Easter vacation at their
homes in town.
DIR. W. II. Lane went to Bellows
Falls this afternoon to attend meet
ing Of the Windham County Medical
Preparedness committee, recently des
ignated to organize the physicians Of
the county for possible service in
the reserve medical corps.
Mrs. A. :. Baird, dres3maker, left
this afternoon for New York city TO
study the coming season s styles. She
will be away a week. staying with her
sister, Mrs. II. A. Emerson of New
ark, y. j., when not in New York and
visiting another sister. Mrs. W. H.
Sharp Of ATiddletown, Conn, en- route.