The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-02
PERSONAL.

Station Agent Samuel Ashbv is i'll
with grip.
Miss Mary Austin, nurse, was called
today To South Londonderry on profess
sional work.
Manager r. j. Eldridge of the tele-
phone exchange is in Greenfield, Mass,
today on business.
Miss Katherine Welcome went this
morning to Albany, n. Y, to visit rcla-
tives several weeks.
Mrs. Myra l.. Stone went this morn
ing to Greenfield to visit her grand
daughter, Mrs. Pierce.
Wilbur Rockwell, who is i'll in the
Memorial hospital, following. an opera
ton, is making good recovery.
l.. II. Twitehell of Orange, Mass, is
spending few days with friends III
| town on his way to Jamaica to visit
relatives.
! Miss Esther Moriarty returned today
to her home in Holyoke, Mass, after
having spent two weeks in town at the
Brooks House.
Mrs. Charles Wood, who had been i'll
the Memorial hospital a week for med
zeal treatment, ItluIHtu lHIS WIN W
her home on Estey street.
Laurence Sherman, senior in Dart
mouth college, will leave May ii for
Burlington. He will go into the officers
training camp at Fort Ethan Allen.
Miss Annie Mcllcn of Guilford left
this morning for Boston. She will go
from there to Chatham beach, where she
will be employed during the summer
John l.. Stewart and family will move
Friday from their present home on
Western avenue to their house on the
same street recently vacated by W. II
Haywood. -
Carl Voctsch, member of Company
who is i'll with scarlet fever III his HON,
on South Main street, is more comfort
able today than at any other time since
he was taken i'll.
Attorney and Mrs. John y. Harvey
and children, who are guests at tn,
Brooks House, have hired l.. ID. Taylor I
house on Oak Grove avenue and vii
move there soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. TAYLOR, VIII
spent the winter ut E. c. Crosby s, hav
moved into their home on Western ave
nue., recently vacated by Rev T. W
Owens and family.
Miss Katharine Dunlcvv, accompanie
by Mrs. Joseph Dunlevv, returned t
Montpelier today. Miss Dunlevv ha
been spending week here with he
j mother, Mrs. Sarah Dunlevy.
: Paul d. Cobb will move his househol
: goods tomorrow 10 Springfield, Mass
4 where lie has employment by the Stot
{ dard Dayton company. The Cryst3
: Springs Ice Co.'S auto.truck will do IL
9 work.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Francis r. Blake {
c Boston have been guests this week
z Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Holden, returnin
I. from Boston with Mr.. Holden and |
II II. Messenger in Mr. Holden 5 ne
II Packard touring ear.
! Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L. Cram of Il
coma, \. H., parents of Frank \
Cram, supervisor OF music in the publ
schools, will come here tomorrow to a
tend the cantata The Rose Maiden IN
E. viii remain the rest of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Crowther
Lawrence, Mass, came by automobi
" and are visiting their daughter, Nj
i Arthur 4. Chamberlain of Frost sire,
i Mr. Chamberlain and Mr.. Crowther ha
= been on an automobile trip in t
al northern part of the state.
TO Mrs. Florence Wood Russell and Nj
e. Constance Rutter, both of Burhngtt
er soloists in the production of the ca
to tata, The Rose Maiden, to be given
the Auditorium tomorrow evening,
l rived in town this morning and a
&c registered at the Brooks House
n Among those who went from Bratt
he bOro to attend the annual inspect
in of the Connecticut Valley commando
es at Greenfield last evening were Ora
rs Commander Frank Il. Putnam, o.
Benson, c. b. Crowcll, A. p. Simon
= G. II. Niles and NJ. G. Houghton. Tn,
no were present p of the grand ofiie,
err from all over New England.
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