The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-09
PERSONAL.

Mrs. o. II. Stickney returned last
night from Boston, where she had been
two weeks.
Mrs. C. w. Ray of Chester is regis
tered at the Brooks House to remain
several days.
Mrs. Z. C. Crosby was in Bellows
Falls yesterday to attend the funeral
of a relative.
Richard Bowen went yesterday to
New York to bring back an automobile
for X. +. Mosher.
Mrs. Frances f. Clark was in Bellows
Falls yesterday to attend the funeral of
her friend, Mrs. Mary L. Bowers.
Mrs. Ernest Rice and two sons, Allen
and Donald, are spending this week at
their summer home in Amesbury, Mass.
Miss Rene Lyston returned yester-
day afternoon from Rutland, where
she had spent several days at her
home.
Mrs. B. w. Boyden of West Towns
bend is spending the day in town with
her sister, Mrs. F. D. Tucker Of Green
street.
Miss Beatrice Batchelder resumed
work this morning in Houghtcn & ST.
mords 5 store after an illness with tom
silitis.
Mrs. Mary Messer went this morning
| to New Haven, Conn, where she will
spend few days with her son, George
Messer.
Mrs. Annie Davenport Day of Sioux
Falls, South Dakota, is guest ut the
Brooks House. Mrs. Day formerly was
Il resident Of Brattleboro.
Mrs. Mary +. Schumacher went this
afternoon to Montpelier 10 conduct to-
morrow the state board examinations
for the registration Of nurses.
Edward T. Flood and sister. Miss
Agnes Flood, went this morning to
their home in Mortified Nt.), called
there by the death of their sister.
Capt f. w. Gibson. who has been in
town since the First Vermont regiment
was ordered on guard duty, has been
ordered to report at Fort Ethan Allen
tonight.
Clarence Shaw of Company / was at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Shaw OF Washington street
over Sunday. He Is stationed on guard
duty somewhere in Vermont"
J Mrs. Brickey of White River June
tion is IN town today to see her daugh
ter, Miss Ella Brickey, in the MelrosC
hospital. Miss Brickey underwent al
Operation ON her jaw recently.
Miss Anna Slate, who is employed
in the family of L. G. Crosby under
went an operation for appendicitis yes
terday in the Memorial hospital DIR
G. r. Anderson was the surgeon
Wallis NJ. Goldsmith, freshman il
the University of Vermont, came to hi
' nome yesterday to visit. Later he vii
0 30 on to a farm to work as a part o
the college training during the sum
+ mer.
Mrs. Maria Allen, who went to Hat
field, Mass, to visit in the home o
: her son, Frank Allen, was taken il
o and later taken to a hospital i
o Northampton, where she underwear
3 an operation.
: Miss NJ. Baker, who has been house
several weeks ON account Of illness
is now doing collection work for til
Root pharmacy. Miss Baker, who ha
4 had a position eight years as bool
Z keeper for this firm, will finish wor
/ there about June /.
u Miss Elisabeth Brasor, Miss Kathe,
u inc Fleming, Miss Helen Mann, Mis-
- lrma Rate, Miss Dorothy DENIM.
% Charles f. Mann and Louis Kaine WEI
among those from Brattleboro who a
tended the Knights of Columbus no
in Bellows Falls last evening.
lie Frederick II. Harris of Brattleboro ha
&c been selected for the officers tranin
III school at Plattsburg. More than 400
men were recommended by the varo,
oil enrolling officers, but only about half tn
20 number was selected. Mr. Harris was
N training at Plattsburg last year He h;
- been assigned to the second company.