The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-19
PERSONAL.

Mrs. 0. L. Rawson of Washington
street is i'll with grip.
George Harris is out again, after
being i'll several days r.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Darling Of
South Main street are i'll with grip.
Mrs. o. F. Bailey, who has been i'll
two weeks with grip, is improving.
II. L. Parker, who has been Ill sew
eral weeks at Linden lodge, is better.
Mrs. R. c. Durham is confined to the
bed by illness at her home, AZ South
Main street.
Miss Jennie Bowen returned Sun
day, after week 5 visit at her home
in Woodstock.
Miss Charlena Bamis has recovered
from an illness with chicken-pox and
is out again.
}. l.. Ryan, who had been i'll several
days, resumed work yesterday in Bush
nell s grocery store.
Miss Marion Simonds will 90 tomof-
row to Springfield, Mass, to remain
over Sunday with friends.
Mrs. Henry Pellerin, who has been
very i'll in her home at II South Main
street, is a little improved.
Miss Ruth w. Childs, who has been
i'll with grip, is better but is confined
to her home on Terrace street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Frizzell have
moved from Horton place to Miss Amy
}. Illness house on Canal street.
August johnson, of the firm Of John
son Hallgren, will 90 to Boston to-
morrow on business for the firm
William Huntress went to Keene
| last evening to attend the mid-winter
concert of the Keene Chorus club.
Miss Lena Coombs has returned from
| . visit in New York with relatives
and resumed work in the telephone of
| flee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Frost went
this afternoon 10 Westfeld, \. J., TO
visit his sons, f-Stnart and Raymond
| Frost
Mrs. Austin Plumb of South Main
street was admitted to the Memorial
| hospital this week for medical treat
| ment.
Charles Higgins of Bellows Fails
was guest in the home Of his sister,
Mrs. Edward j. Fenton, over last
night.
Mrs. w. D. Perry of Clark street
fell on the ice on Estabrook street Sat
urday evening and sprained her right
ankle.
Harold Gould of East Dover IS com
Portable in the Memorial hospital, fol
lowing an operation for appendicitis
! Tuesday.
Mrs. 0. z. Shepardson has returned
to her home on Washington street, af
ter staying in West Brattleboro since
| November.
Miss Minnie Haish will finish rorl,
tomorrow in Houghton 4 Sinonds 5
/ store, where she has been employed
several years.
Oscar Anderson. who has been i'll in
the Memorial hospital following an op-
Grafton for appendicitis, returned Il
his home today.
Mrs. Addie T. Dennison, who has
been seriously i'll in her home on Main
street, is improving slowly. A nurse
is still caring for her.
Mr. and Mrs. Hallam Tufton Of Bel.
lows Rails are expected tomorrow to
spend the weekend with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Ellis.
Dr. Richard Holton ana sister, Miss
! Marion HoltOn, of Mortified. Mass.
were guests yesterday and until today
/ Of Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Fessenden.
! H. II. Dimes and family are moving
from their home, Is Clark street, where
4 they have lived over % years, to their
house at SO Clark street. that was
owned by the late Horace French.
Miss Pearl Snow is confined to the
bed in the home Of her aunt, Mrs
Frank LaFrinea, ir., of Main street
where she lives, on account of being
injured by falling on the ice Wednes-
day while skating in the High school
yard. DR.. Thomas Rice attends her.
| J. L. Haynes went yesterday tc
Boston, where today and SATURDAY, he
will attend meetings OF all the New
England managers Of the Swift Beet
houses. A banquet will be given this
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