The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-06-25
The BRATTIEBORO DAILY REFORNIER 1917
PERSONAL.

George blsnop OF Springfield, Mass,
visited at his home here recently.
Mrs. Violet Chase of Newfane is Wis
iting Mrs. Ella Eames of Canal street.
Leighton Moves began work this morn
ing at the Bradley farm for the summer
Miss Mary f. Austin nurse, is expect
ed to return tomorrow from visit in
keene.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Wilkins have moved
from Elliot street to the Eaton place on
Putney road
Mrs. Charlotte Coates has returned
alter spending a week with her sister in
Alstead, n H.
Ernest Goodale went to Springfield,
Mass, Saturday to visit relatives and at
tend the circus.
Miss Nellie Aher of St Adams visited
over Sunday with her brothers, Martin
and Thomas Aher.
Mrs. Charles Kaye returned Saturday
night from Schenectady, N. u, where
she had spent the week.
James s Austin finished work Satur
| day for the White River Chair company,
after over ID years service
Mrs. Luther Plummer and daughter re-
turned Friday from Radcliffe college,
where Miss Plummer graduated this
month.
! Mrs. Julia Smith of West Levden Wis
tied Saturday and Sunday with her
niece, Miss Sarah Burnham of South
Main street.
Miss Minnie Devine and Herman
Brooks recently went to Lebanon, n H,
to attend the graduation of Miss Ger
trude Brooks.
Miss Elizabeth White, who teaches in
a kindergarten in Plainfield, " J.. is at
her home on Putney road for the sum
mer vacation.
Patrick Doyle of Company |, who is on
guard duty in Bellows Falls. visited yes
terday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Maurice Doyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sears, who were
married last week in Coventry, Conn,
were in town Saturday to visit his sister,
Miss Mary Sears.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold II. Ransom of
Norwich, Conn, visited his parents on
Oak street over Sunday, returning to
their home this morning.
George d. Odell received news Satur-
day that his brother, William Odell of
Laconia, \. H., was seriously ill., Yester
day he was more comfortable
Mrs. Gilbert Bridges and daughter. Lii
i liam, returned Saturday to their home in
Hyde Park, Mass, after visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Michael Movlan
OF Oak Grove avenue.
NJ J. Guiheen returned today to
Brooklyn, \. Y, after having visited at
his home in town. His father, John
Gulhcen, ST., accompanied him to Brock
Ign for two weeks stay
Mr.. and Mrs R. d. Hawkins of
Springfield, Mass, visited her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Weatherhead of
Il West Brattleboro, over Sunday. They
made the trip by automobile.
Louis Douglass of New London. Conn,
a student last year at Vermont academy
who Is now a guest at Linden Lodge
with his mother, has received orders to
j report Thursday at New London for
duty with the mosquito fleet.
Mrs. L. S. Hewitt received today let
ter from Miss Alice Hazard, a mission
airy at Marking, China under the Ameri-
't'li ~h'tNtiAt iii lStldu DbdlN. tHdllkiI1
her for the gift of sewing machine sent
to the mission school from Brattleboro
last October and which was received in
Marking May |. The machine was de-
laycd and transported by way OF Ven
czuela by Japanese steamship Miss
Hazard wrote OF the terrible drouth now
prevailing in China, no rain having fallen
since before Christmas. Wheat and rice
crops have been destroyed by the droutl
and a famine seems imminent