The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-04
PERSONAL.

Miss Susan McGrath of Webster,
Mass, is visiting at her home on Elliot |
street.
Miss Theresa McGrail went Monday ,
to her home i'll Toms River, y. j., for i
a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs II. j. Mahan recently /
visited her sister, Mrs. Fred Fisk in |
Shelburne, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs f. d. Whitney have re-
turned from a few weeks visit in Mime
apolis and Springfield, Mass.
=. Z. MeElhinny came this morning
from New York to spend several days
AZ his home on Putney road
Mrs. f. c. harrington went to Mont
pelier yesterday on account of the death
of her brother George 4. Carter.
! Mrs. F. C. Sargent, who has been i'll
week with bronchitis at her home on
Estabrook street, is improving.
/ Mrs. /. l. Swift went this morning
to West Boylston, Mass. to visit sew
eral days in the home of Mrs. John
Morse.
Sergeant Robert L. Fits came this
morning from Camp Lee, Petersburg,
Va, to visit at his home in town over
Sunday.
| Captain Hayden Squires, who had been
visiting at his home in West Brattleboro
returned this week to Norwich university,
where he is Il senior.
Mrs. Agnes Palmer Of Hudson Falls,
j, y. Y. was in town to attend the funeral
Of her sister, Mrs. Francis Lynch, which
took place Wednesday.
8. Miss Dorothy Simpson returned Tues
r day, after l0-days visit at her home
in Mineville, \. Y, and has resumed
, work for the Z. l.. Hildreth Co.
e Mrs. Carrie f. Warner returned
, Wednesday night from Orange. Mass,
c where she had visited since before the
e holidays with her son and family.
Raymond Brown, student in the Har-
y ward Radio school. returned yesterday
g 30 Cambridge, Mass, after spending
+ two weeks at his home in town.
= Miss Grace Leach viii return TO
: morrow to Richmond, Mass, to resume
:. teaching, after having spent the vaca
! tion at her home on High street.
George II. Harris was taken Wednes
! day to the Brattleboro Memorial hos
u nital, where it is expected that he vii
= Undergo an operation in few days.
=. First Sergeant Taylor Morse cam,
r Wednesday night from Camp Lee, Pc
,a .ersburg, Va, to visit his mother, Mrs
It Cola Morse, until Saturday or Sun
day.
p Mrs. Jerry Sullivan returned Tues
70 day, after a two weeks visit at her HON
ii in Mortified (Vt.). She has resume
is work for the Hooker, Corser & Mitch
=. ell Co.
u. Miss Beatrice Pearson will return tc
re morrow to Milwaukee. whore sh
in teaches school, after spending the Christ
mas vacation at her home on lyle
= street.
- +. :. Sargent returned to work We,
". torday for the Wilder Farm Product
or -omranv after hoino ~ 4i1ee Fridar
IS - Sargent, who is III rt' hraach
nv - is improving.
us Miss Armelia Pellerin of Fitrs6el
he Mass. and Mrs. Della Iavalae and so
rk Ernest Gonyer, of North Crosvenord8l
til Mass, who visited Mr.. and Mrs. Pet,
Pcllerin a week, returned Tuesday
their homes.
Miss Edith Hulett, who has had
position here as stenographer for +.
to 4 J. A. Dakin. contractors on the Ba
be building, Will finish work for the
tonight ard win go tomorrow TO h
pit. horne in Hudson, Mass.
&c J. C. Murphy, foreman Of the Cent?
IN Vermont roundhouse, was badly hu
yer Monday night when he accidentally II
ng into one Of the engine pits, which re
lat dered him unconscious and the cords
)hs his right hip were strained and broke
vas Mr.. Murphy has since been confined
tea his bed at his home on Canal street.
YER is attended by DR.. Harry Greene.
a., Guy Simonds, clerk in the Huntre
49, Adams 90. 5 store, returned this MOI
~ ing from his home in Saxtons Riv
AL whore he went Yesterday. Mr..
ota aonds expected to leave today Wi
INC Lawrence lizard and Daniel Hayes
,ro. flc'ija to join the aviation servi
.no but reformation received here by t
local board. from Washington, d.
was sach that they viii wait for f
thcr orders.