The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-27
PERSONAL.

Henry Harlow of Greenfield spent the
week end with friends in town.
Miss Mary Dennis, nurse, has gone to
Northfield Mass, on professional work
Miss Matte Metealf of South New
fame is spending the week in Brattle-
bOro.
Henry Lawton is working in Scott
grocery store during the Easter vaca |
ton.
Oscar F. Benson went to Holvoke. |
Mass, this morning to attend the funeral |
OF relative.
Kenneth Mieott began work Monday |
morning in Houghton & Simonds s dry |
goods store.
Robert Kent of Guilford went yester-
day to Montclair, \. j., to visit a week
With his mother.
Ray Adams returned today from Lon
donderry, where he had been since Sun
day on business.
Charles Cushman returned yesterday
to New York, after a few days at the
Dickinson farm.
William II. Welcome left yesterday
For San Francisco, Cal He may de-
eide to locate there.
1 Il
| days in Springfield, Mass, with Mr.. and
Mrs. George +. Adams
Miss Alta Eames returned last night
from South Deerfeld, Mass, where She
! had been since Sunday
Miss Anna Schorling began work this
week as apprentice in Mrs. g. II.
Smith s millinery store.
Henry Halliday returned to his work
in Scott s grocery store Monday, after
an illness of four weeks.
Mrs. Ada Bruce returned Yesterday
from Hinsdale, where she had been car
ing for a patient six weeks.
4 Mrs Catherine ID. Devine is seriously
u in her home on Harris place Miss
Austin nurse, is caring for her
Mrs. LILA Hadley is a guest for sew
eral days at the Brooks House with her
iste., Mrs. George E. sherman.
G. F. Pratt completed the electric
wiring in the new postofiice today and
vas called TO New York TO do similar
work.
Charles G. Staples, cashier of the Yer
mont National bank has resumed work
n the bank, after an illness with
iaundice.
Raymond Thomas. who is employed
by the Westinghouse Co.. in Chicopee
Mass is visiting at his home on Wal
ut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Sehwenk and
daughters, Dorothy and Elizabeth, left
his morning for few days stay in
New York
II. W. Sanderson was in Springfield
Mass, Saturday and underwent ar
operation on his nose in the office OF
DR.. Hopkins.
Dennison Cowles went this morning
to Amherst college, where he will be {
guest of Roger Bracket and JOSEPH
e.stey a few days.
Claude w. Amidon who had been Wis
ting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs L. "
Amidon of SO Canal street, returned
to Boston Monday morning.
Miss Eva Howe of West Townshend
who was operated upon for an acute cas
Of appendicitis several days ago is max
ing good recovery i'll the Memorial hos
pital
Mrs William Brennan Of New Lon
don, Conn, is visiting Mrs. Thoma
Sisk in the home OF Mrs. Sisk S parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Denning of Walnu
street.
The J. L. Hall class of the Baptis
Bible school will hold prayer meetin,
1T the home Of Mrs Frances Clark,
Terrace street, Wednesday evening a
80 clock.
Guy Johnson returned this Afternoon
TO Springfield, Mass, where he is EN-
aloyed by the Fisk Rubber Company
= 'fter spending few days at his homeso
Elliot street.
\ Mrs. A. s. Baird, dressmaker, will re
urn this evening from New York city
where she went to observe the sprin
styles, and from q visit with her 81:
.ers i'll Newark, y. j., and Middletowr
Conn.
d DR.. II. l.. Waterman will 20 to Ne1
q York city tomorrow to take cours
a IN gas and oxygen anasthesia at tn
Post Graduate hospital in that city
/, From there he will 90 to Cleveland 70
i similar course in the Lakeside hos
u "ital. Mrs. Waterman will accompal
u him to New York.
y Raymond G. Brown went Friday {
u New Britain, Conn, 70 visit his siste1
Miss Maud A. Brown, over Sunday
He went from there to visit class
= mates in Brooklyn and New York. II
I viii retura to New Britain the last G
the week to accompany his sister HON
for the spring vacation.
Sanford Plumb and Lincoln Adam
4 eturncd TO the University of Vernon
Burlington, last night, cutting sho
> heir vacation in order to practice wit
he varsity baseball squad. Plumb
Sc rying out for catcher and Adams
he pitching department. The squa
umbers 40 including all of last year
NV -eam with two exceptions.
nd
TX Concert $50 to 10 this evening
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