The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-06-28
PERSONAL.

Miss Elizabeth Rathbone IS spending |
the day in Springfield, Mass.
John Bradish of New York is visiting
his aunt, Mrs Joseph Perry.
J. William Taylor returned last night |
from a business trip to Boston.
Miss Evelyn Harris has recovered
from German measles and is out again.
Donald Kibbe of Longmeadow, Mass. |
is guest in the home of Mrs. Jennie
Bemis.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brockington fell in her
home this week and seriously bruised her
head and face.
Miss Nellie Starr of Wilbraham, Mass,
was guest over last night of Miss
Minnie A. Scott
Mrs Ezra c. Walck came from New
York Tuesday evening to visit her
mother, Mrs. Arthur Wells.
Mrs. Lyman Smith is here from Phila
dephia to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles r. Crosby, "A few days.
Miss Gladys Fish, waitress at the
Brooks House, has returned to her work,
after having been i'll several days.
Osmer c. Fits went today to West
| Swan2ey, y. H., for an outing of two
months at Camp Wawona, boys camp.
Julius f. Leach of the postoffice force,
who has been having vacation of two
weeks, j. visiting today in Springfield,
Mass.
| Mrs Fritz Wolf, who was operated
upon for an abscess in her ear in the Me
mortal hospital last week, is improving
| slowly.
Mrs f. L. Phillips of West Dummerston
came today to spend the rest of the week
with her daughter Mrs. O. f. Stevens,
and family.
Dr. Harry p. Greene was in Concord
n. H., yesterday to register with tn,
New Hampshire state board for practice
ia that state.
Mrs Louis A. Greene, Mrs S. Z. Law
ton and Miss Hutchins are spending a
few days at Mrs. Greene's cottage at
ISpotlord lake.
Mrs William Tanning of New York
who had been visiting in Boston. has re
turned to Brattlebofo and is guest ct
Mrs. &. A Miles.
Mr. and Mrs. j. \ Hoadley and chill
dren returned last night from two
days automobile trip in the northern
part of Vermont
Mr.. Gertrude Wakefield Wilson Of
Dallas Texas, is visiting in town with
her parents. Nh and Mrs l. NJ. Wake
field OF Green street.
Mrs. Harriet b. Howard returned last
might from Fort Baldwin, Popham Beacl
Me, where She spent Il month with her
Ison, Charles Howard.
William West. son of Mr.. and Mr.,
y,.ls t,l 4.
with other children and fractured both
bones OF the left forearm
Mr.. and Mrs d. f. McElhinnv. Mis-,
Louise McIlhinnv and DR. H. p. Greene
went by automobile yesterday to Con.
cord, y. H., returning last night
Mrs. Eliza j. Butterfeld Of Newfane
who underwent an operation in the Me
mortal hospital several days ago, is re
ported to be making satisfactory re
coverv.
Harold Staples, who graduated re
Gently from Harvard law department
, has taken a position in Providence
, h. l., with the law firm Of Tillinghas
4 Collins.
Miss Maud A. Brown, who teaches il
the schools in New Britain, Conn. cam
! last night to spend the summer Wit
/ her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Brow
+ of Bullock street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. \. Richardson. Mr.. am
Mrs. f. G. Frost and Arthur f. knigh
. returned last night from Bennington
" where they had been two DAYS. The
b made the trip by automobile
Mrs. John d, Barrows and her daugl
tiers, Miss Mary and Miss Sybil Cox. q
Springfield. Mass. came Yesterday I
II their summer home on Ames hill for tn
Sc summer months. Mr. Barrows will ioi
n them there for week ends
. Miss Alice Spencer, who is trainip
u for nurse in the University of Michiga
hospital in Ann Arbor, is spending
e two-weeks' vacation at her home q
Chase street, Miss Spencer has Just +,
a covered from an illness with scarlet fevc
~ Nelson Mcdonald entertained sever:
of his young friends Tuesday evening ;
his home on South Main street. III
i occasion was in celebration of his lit
u birthday anniversary. He receive
n books and other gifts. Games and mus
y were enjoyed and refreshments we
to served.
Dir. George l.. Schadt of Springfield
- Mass, who holds the rank of first lie
~ tenant in the medical reserve corps,
1 among those who have been assigned
active duty and ordered to report
once to Fort Benjamin Harrison, In
DR.. Schadt is known to Brattleboro ne
l pie through his marriage to Miss Ell
G. Adams, formerly OF this town.