The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-16
PERSONAL.

| Bertr3m, Z, son or Mr.. ana MIS-. ID. |
G. Baldwin, is i'll with scarlet fever.
Mrs. Rose Abbott has taken a po-
| sition as laundress at the MelroSe hos
pital.
Mrs. F. S Tubbs, who has been Sc
riousIy i'll, is able to be about the
house.
Miss Ida B. Fox will finish work
in the Holstein -Friesian office in two
weeks.
Mrs. II. G.. Barber and son, Wen
dell. went Wednesday to Montpelier
for a visit.
Miss Delilah Tudor will go tomor-
row to Woodstock, \. Y, for two
weeks visit.
Charles Higgins of Bellows Falls
visited recently with his sister, Mrs.
E. j. Fenton.
f. T. futile is spending the deer
hunting season at River View farm in
South Londonderry.
John Richmond Of Westminster was
in town Wednesday on his way to
South Londonderry.
Ira Richardson, who spent week
at II. j. Allen S, has returned to his
work in South Windham.
Miss Mary Manning of Springfield
Mass, formerly Of Brattleboro, visited
in town the first of the week.
w. Sappala and family have moved
from Dummerston to one of the Crow
ell houses on Western avenue.
p Mr.. and Mrs Ray Mather have
moved from the Bradley farm to Marl-
boro, where they will live this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Colby Of Glare
mont, y. H., visited her niece, Mrs.
john Cummings, coming by automo
bile.
7. NJ. Baker returned Wednesday to
Cambridge, Mass, after a short visit
in the home of his sister, Mrs. Maurice
DOYLE.
Nathan D. Mann of Wilmington has
come to spend the winter with his
daughter, Mrs. o. +. Howe of Canal
street.
Mrs. Herman Cook and daughter,
Miss May Cook, are in Claremont,
where they attended today the funeral
of Mrs. Cook 5 sister.
Harry Smith of Camp Bartlett,
Wcstfield, Mass, visited over Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Smith of Lawrence street.
, Mrs. James Allen and daughter, Nir-
ginia, and son, James, went this morn
, ing to Greenfield to visit until tomor-
row with her mother, Mrs. Sexton.
4 Mrs. Laura Broughton of Wilder,
. Vt, was in town Monday to attend
T. the wedding OF her brother, Dennis
20 Joseph Jacobs, to Miss Elizabeth
Helena Clarity.
c George Wilcutt has finished work
: at VI. VI. Tucker = livery stables.
{ where he had been employed as fore
. man, and is working for the S. 4.
Smith Mfg. company.
: Mrs a. X McGee and Mrs Lena
i Whalon, who have been visiting two
weeks in Boston, returned yesterday
TO the home of Mrs. McGee 5 son, f.
0 o. McGee of Reed street
Thomas F. Nolan of Springfield
= Mass, was in town recently 10 visit
: his twin daughters, who arc staying
III the home of their great aunt, Miss
Mary Brown of South Main street
Miss Nellie Bowler, who has beer
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Percy Haigh
has returned to her home in Jamaica
d Plain. Mass. Her aunt, Mrs. j. B
Donnellv, went with her for a visit.
Samuel Laird, Of Laird Sehober Co
u of Philadelphia, was in town yester
u day on business at Durham Brothers
< Co.'S store. He was accompanied by
Z Mra. Laird and they were registered
over night at the Brooks House
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Pierce and son
Clarence, of East Jamaica and Mis-
= Marjorie Sladcr of Rutland visited il
=" the home of Mrs. Pierce S uncle, H
, J. Allen, and with Mr.. and Mrs Dor
- Allen. They came by automobile.
+ Howard Brown, who is stationed a
: the ambulance training school in Allen
town, Pa, and his brother, Burton
-, Brown of Greenfield. Mass, are visit
ID ing in the home of their parents, Nj
!, and Mrs Charles r. Brown Of SIS Eros
!. street.
10 ". II. Pomfrev has finished work 70
: +. L. Hildreth 6 Co., where. he ha
Y. been employed Il years in the 10
is. press room, and has taken a position
with the Metropolitan Life Tnsurane
company, beginning work there thi
week.
\. II. Jaquith Of ~ South Mai
no street, while loading ties near the raj
iDdu, lHNt MS Ddldutt wien the nQfSt
started suddenly and fell from til
ur dump cart, breaking his left arm. II
ID went to the Memorial hospital, whet
at Or. Anderson reduced the fracture
an Mrs. +. G. Sargent held a soci;
go Tuesday afternoon from to ) 'cloc
zee i'll her home at Is Estahrook street Il
vi the benefit Of tho Red Cross. Fil
ar hundred was played at three table
oSt Refreshments Of sandwiches and coff,
IN were served.
NO b. S. Whiddcn Of Springfield, Mas,
who had been spending several days
town with his family, returned
=, Springfield today, accompanied |
~ Mrs. Whidden and children, who W
~ remain there with him, where tbs
5o' have hired a furnished apartment. NJ
Walden is employed in Springfield
- the Hendee Mfg. company, manufa
- tuners of the Indian motocvcle