The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-07
PERSONAL.

this week with grip.
Wilson Brown is i'll in his home on
the West River road.
A. D. Wyatt is assisting during the
holidays in f. J. Fenton's store.
II. NJ. Wood is out again, after be-
ing confined to his home on Clark street
week.
Miss Mabel Tones of Vernon, student
in the high school. has rooms with Miss
Hatch on Cedar street.
DR.. James Reardon of Nashua, n. H.,
| was guest here Thursday and Friday of
Mrs. L. W. Morse of South Main street.
Mrs Bert Z. Leitsinger and daughter,
| Mrs. Erwin A. French, are spending the
day in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Doris Eddy is working after
| Moons and Saturdays in the Holstein
Friesian Register companys Office.
Miss Lucy G. Swift, home demon
stration agent, went last night to
| Townshend, where she will speak today.
Miss Grace Leach, teacher in
| Greenfield, Mass. is ill in the home of
her father, J. f. Leach of Prospect
street.
| Mrs. Ina Mcdonald and sister, Miss
Una Rice, of Greenfield are expected
today to remain at their home over
Sunday.
| Mrs. Sweeney, clerk in Goodnow,
Pearson & Hunts store, will 60 to-
morrow to her home in Hinsdale to
spend the day.
| Miss Hazel Bell, student in the Brat
l Al
| day to her home in Hinsdale to remain
over the weekend
| Private Roderick Filion, who was at
Camp Devens, Aver, Mass, has received
an honorable discharge and has returned
TO his home in town.
| Miss Genie Plimpton will finish work
tonight for the season ut Donnell &
Davis's millinery store and will go to
her home in Wardsboro.
Miss Sadie Young win return today
from visit in Keene She will resume
work Monday at E. L. Hildreth 6 Co.'S
where she is linotype operator.
John Heaphy will return Monday to
Montpelier, where he is employed rs
clerk at the Pavilion hotel, after spend
ing a two.weeks' vacation at his home
in town.
Cook Harry Day of Camp Dix,
Wrightstown, y. T., has been honor
ably discharged and is in Brattleboro.
He formerly was employed at Hoad-
ley s cafe
Private Edward Stoekwell, who had
been at the officers training camp in
Potsdam, n Y, has been honorably
| 4 ,ofo hos n hi
, home here.
. Mrs. Charlotte Coates is recovering
: from an injury 10 her shoulder. Miss
Grace EanGumster, nurse, who had
been caring for her, finished work there
, last night.
Frederick l.. Houghton and f. II.
Chapman are expected to return today
from Chicago, where they went TO at
tend n meeting of the Live Stock As
ISOLATION of the United States
> James T. Heiyar returned here yester-
; day from Potsdam y. y, having been
: honorably discharged. Mr. Helyar was in
c the engineering corps. Frank Hawkins
/ also returned yesterday from Potsdam.
s George Croll returned "Wednesday
s from Portsmouth, n. H., where he hac
!. been since last spring in the shipyards
u Mr. Croll fell recently while at his
Q work and injured the sciatic nerve anC
is now disabled.
Sergeant George \. Rice, who hai
been at Camp Lee, Virginia. has re
!. eeived an honorable discharge and il
4 in town for few days stay. From
n here he will return TO White Plains
y. Y, where he was employed befor
enlisting.
Mrs Oscar Whitney has opened he
II home on Myrtle street and moved bacl
there from Mrs E. c. Crosby's wher
she had room. Private Oscar Whit
II nev has just returned from Camp Dix
Wrightstown, n. j., having been hon
orably discharged.
III Prof. W. NJ. Rider, chief of the Hol
II stein Friesian extension service depart
mont. went yesterday 10 New Havel
TO give 4 talk and attend the annua
meeting of the Connecticut Breeders
association. From there he will go I
III Boston TO attend meeting of the Ne,
| England live stock breeders.
II Miss Marie Eckels is expected to re
furn from Bellows Falls. where sh
has been assisting in the office of th
Metropolitan Insurance company. Mis-
Eckels was employed in the company
Office here before the office was move
II 10 Bellows Falls. She will begin wor
II Monday in the Holstein- Friesian a.
III ISOLATION Offices.
II A. A. Dnuklee of South Vernon, pres
II dent of the Windham County, farI
| bureau, County Agent Arthur "
Sweeton and Home Demonstrate
H Agent Lucy G. Swift will be in Blu
H lington next week to attend the al
II nual extension conference of the ayr
II cultural and home economies depart