The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-21
PERSONAL.

i'll with pneumonia.
+. B. Pier was in Westminster Tues
day and in Newfane yesterday on bust
ness.
Walter Underwood of Holvoke, Mass,
is spending several days here with
friends.
Miss Grace Pratt went last night to
to her home in Fast Dover to spend a
vacation of two weeks.
j. G. Day, manager of the Huntress-
Adams store, went yesterday to his
home in Bellows Falls, returning this
morning.
| c. G. Staples and 0. B. Hughes have
been in New York city this week or
business connected with the Vermont
Last Block Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton c. Robbins re-
| turned today to their home in New
York city after having spent week
or more in town.
Patrick Lyons went Tuesday to Bos
ton with his young son, David, who
was taken to the Home of the Angel
Guardian school in that city.
Miss Amy Mathor, who is employed
III the Offices of the Holstein- Friesian
! association, will have a two-weeks' va
cation beginning Saturday.
O. F. Benson went to Boston this
morning to attend a meeting of Red
! Cross officials who will have charge
Of the next war fund drive.
Paul S Ketchem of Rutland, who
has been employed in the Swift & Co.
Office six weeks, was transferred to
the Office in Burlington today
Mrs f. c. Adams accompanied her
husband to Woodstock this morning
10 attend the annual convention of the
! Northern Bankers association.
Henry Colgrove was discharged Tues
day evening from the Melrose hospi-
tai. Where he had been two weeks fol
lowing the amputation of one toe.
Mrs. f.. l.. Cook of Keene, for many
years q resident Of this town, spent
Yesterday here with old acquaintance
She returned to Keene last night.
Corporal W. II. Fairbanks and Cor
poral Thomas Doyle of Company I are
here from Camp Wadsworth, Spartan
burg, 5. C., ON a 16-days furlough.
Ambrose Knapp, who has been in
the Brattlcboro Memorial hospital foi
3 medical treatment is improving anG
rs uov dressed and about his room.
- Mrs. Arthur A. Goodeuouah Of East
hampton. Mass. Is a guest today o,
] AIR. and MIS-. Ernest NJ. Goodenougl
r. in their home in West Brattieboro.
Mrs. Sarah Convey went yesterday I,
4 the home of her son, Gerry Covey. t.
v visit after having spent several week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest \. Convey.
: Miss Beatrice Brown returned to he
t home in Chesterfield yesterday, aftc
having spent several days III the HON
T OF her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. {
o. L. Stacy.
Miss Roselee Rochon of Springfield
Mass, who has been spending thrc
~ weeks in town with her sister, Mr.
Robert f. Higley, will return Sunday I
her home.
, Ralph Cakes Will finish work Satui
~ day night for Charles McRae where h
has been employed eight years aad wi
take position as clerk in II. T. Wei
20 man $ clothing store.
a. Mrs. c. w Trendell is spending
" week in Springfield with Lieut.. Trel
dell. Lieut. Trendcll, who is statione
w at Camp Devens, Aver, Mass, is ha'
T. ing few days furlough.
\. Il. Thompson. IT, p. White, w. J
,o Pomfrev and Z. +. Flagg went tn
jr morning to Rutland to attend a sta
ri meeting of agents for the MetropC
, itan Insurance company III the state
Vermont.
gd J. L. stockwcn went to Boston Ii
Of morning. 1t Is expccted. that his so
~. iIazcn Stockwell. who underwent
ed operation two weeks ago in the Eli
nd hospital there, will return home wi
him tomorrow.
er Rollin ). Childs and Major f. Y
ed Childs are in Boston this week atten
an ing convention of the New York Ii
raj Insurance company agents They W
II attend a dinner given to Vice Pre-
ad. dent Thomas y. Buckner.
ne. Ralph J. Eldridgc, manager Of t
me local Office of the New England TIE
"a. phone and Telegraph company, will
Is. turn tonight from Cambridge, where
IA has been in the Charlesgatc hospital
led month for treatment Mr.. Eldridgc
l.. improving slowly.
de- Mrs. II. F. Weatherhead came fr
Isv Springfield, Mass, yesterday morni
to see her daughter, Mrs. c. c. Barn
who is in the Memorial hospital w
a fractured leg Mrs WeathcrhC
lis started last night to Canton, n
ion called there by the critical illness
her brother.