The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-11
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Della Brooks is caring TOT MIS-
R. f. Gordon of South Main street.
Miss Emma Rolin, clerk in Good
now, Pearson, & Hunts store, is i'll.
Miss Anna and Miss Regina Heaphy
are visiting at the Lowry farm IN Gull
ford
Fred johnson has begun work this
week as clerk in F. c. Clark's grocery
store.
Sewall Morse is at his home on Canal
street from Springfield, Mass, for two
weeks.
Miss Minnie Murray of II Canal
street, who had been very i'll with in
fuenza, is better .-.........,.........
Sti1lman Graves and family have
moved from Al South Main street to rs
South Main street.
A. D. Thompson left this morning for
Quogue, Z. r to spend a few weeks with
his brother on a hunting trip.
Mrs. Jennie White has returned from a
visit in Shelburne Falls with her cousin,
Miss Ida Miller of High street.
Miss Alice Macdonald, who had
been i'll and confined to the bed two
weeks, is able to be out again.
C. w. Bemis has finished work for the
Eddy Bottling Co, and begun work
Monday for the Dewitt Grocery Co.
Octave Dulac returned Saturday to
Buffalo, N Y, after several weeks visit
with his sister, Mrs. Frank Barrabee.
Mrs. John Hawley of Bridgeport,
Conn, came today. to spend few days
at ID. W. Harris S in. West Brattleboro.
Mrs Harry. Smith of Lawrence street
has received notice of the safe arrival
overseas of her son, Sergeant Harry B.
Smith
Albert c. Aldrieh returned yester-
day to Boston, after a few days stay
in town, being registered at the Brooks
House.
Miss Addie Shattuck has taken n
position in Vaughan & Burnett s jewel
~ store, beginning work there yes
terday.
Mrs T. T. Britain and Mrs. Louise
McNierny are assisting in T. t. Brit
tan S office during the illness of Miss
Lyston.
Miss Kathryn Sherman has taken a
position in Boston in the Twin State
Gas & Electric Co. s Office, working for
II. L. Odds.
Miss Christina Croll went Wednes
day to Ticonderoga, n. Y, to attend the
funeral Of Marshall Martin, who died
in Greenfield.
Miss II. G. Throc kmorton, principal
of the Austine Institution, has re-
ceived news of the death of her sis
ter in Seattle, Wash.
Mrs John Hanks was called to Green
field the first of the week on account Of
the illness of her sister, Mrs. Perley
La Plant, with pneumonia.
Engineer Bert L. Gates resumed
work yesterday on his run between New
London and Brattleboro, after over tw,
weeks illness with influenza.
Mrs. Harry Robinson and two sons
Abbott and Burns, returned yesterda,
after visit in Hinsdale with Mr. Rob
inson's mother, Mrs. Louis Odette.
Mrs F. T. Parsons of New York, VIII,
is spending some time on Ames bill
has been called back to New York OF
account of the death of a relative.
II. w Buzzell. manager of the New
/ England Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Office in Bellows Falls, is in town to
5 day on business at the telephone Office
Mrs. Paul B. Convey left this morn
ing for her home in Baltimore, Nd
a after having visited here with her pal
= ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl S. Hopkin.
Mrs. J j. Estey, c. r. Crosby, H. L
Crosby, Miss Mary Fits, and H. /
Webster attended the funeral of Judg
! Daniel Kellogg in Westminster yestci
day
o Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Rabbit of 2
n South Main street have received motto
;. of the safe arrival overseas of the
t son, Clifford G. Rabbit, of the SIT
pioneer infantry.
e Mrs. T. A. Murphy of Buffalo, n. Y
V returned this morning, after fe
i days visit with relatives in Below
.e Falls, and is visiting Mrs. John o Coz
nor of Clark street.
'e Rollin Knight, who recently went
10 Burlington for special training, h;
ar passed examinations for the officer
is training school and expects to leave f,
lie Camp Lee, Va, today.
Mrs. Emily Coon of South Londonde
y I
:, her way to Fitchburg, Mass, where 81
at will spend the winter with her daug
Of ter, Mrs. Della Bradley.
n, Mrs. Christopher McCourt return,
Monday from Lebanon, n H.. whe
she was called by the illness and dea
of her brother-in-law, James O'Har
he who died of pneumonia.
ce Mr.. and MRS. l. w. Hawley receiv
ia news last night from their son, Luth
r. w. Hawtey, who has beens seriously
fl in Chicago, that his condition is bett
It and his recovery is expected.
es Mrs. Robert Anderson, wife of Liel
ly Anderson, who is stationed at Can
or Devens, and her mother, Mrs Dyke
p Manchester, N. H., are visiting NJ
ad Dykes mother, Mrs. W. H. Cray of Car
lsc street.
p Sergeant Onslow Thompson is he
iIS from Camp Devens, Aver, Mass, to /
~ main until tomorrow. He and his mot
an er will leave tomorrow for Boston
automobile Mrs. Thompson will
= away three weeks.