The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-21
PERSONAL.


is attending her.
A. G. Aldrich Of Boston has been reg
istered at the Brooks House several
days.
Edward Barrett of Bellows Falls was
guest over Sunday at NJ. J. Moran IS
on Chestnut hill
Mrs Winona NJ Borthwick of Win
chester, \. H., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles W. Berry.
Mrs. Thomas Roach of Northampton
Ia guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Howe of Linden street.
Charles D. Higgins Of Bellows Falls
was visitor in town Saturday in the
| home of his sister, Mrs. Edward J. Fen
| ton.
| Edward G. Chace of Providence, R. l.,
was i'll town Saturday to attend the an
nual meeting of the Fort Dummer
Mills.
/ Mrs Herbert c. Sparks is seriously
Ill with double pneumonia in the home
of her son, w. X. Sparks of Putney
road
Miss Mabel Bascom has taken a nosi-
ton as clerk with the Brattleboro Drug
week.
Charles w. Berry has been working
J the past week at the new Barber build
ing, cleaning it getting it in readiness
for occupants.
Frank Pratt, who is doing some &C
counting work in Burlington, is spend
ing a few days at his home in the
Wilder building.
Christie B. Crowell, who underwent
an operation in the Memorial hospita
Saturday for appendicitis, is doing az
, we'll as could be expected.
Mrs. Fred c. Clark has returned from
Northampton, whore she had been vis
iting several DAYS with her sister, Mrs
, A. Z. Hadlock, and family.
5 Frank P. Barber went yesterday t.
: Springfield, Mass, to visit until toda,
: with his mother and brother, Mrs.
l.. Clifford and Fred Barber.
Miss Viola Harris, who has beer
D having a week s vacation from he
d work in J. E. Mann 8 drygoods store
: will resume work there Tuesday.
Onslow Z. Thompson went Saturda,
; to New York, where he will spend sew
eral days He will attend the furnitur
exposition held in that city while away
, Mrs Silas D. Holbrook, who ha
;. been in the Brattleboro Memorial hos
q pital for x-ray treatments, returne
c Sunday to her home on Greenlea
street, West Brattleboro
r Benjamin Hill, who has been visitin
], at his home in town a few days, wi
d return tomorrow to New York, wher
> he has a position as linotype operate
d on the New York Journal.
Frank Foster, formerly employed b
Horton D. Walker, electrician, and lat
lily employed in similar position
lSpringheld, Mass. is now in the Ham]
f den County hospital in Springfield
o Mass, following an operation for a.
, pendicitis.
d John Gilmore, WHO had been emplove
I by the Vermont Auto Sales compan,
Barney Mead manager. went Saturda
Il TO his home in Lebanon, \. H., to Wis
n 10 days. Mr.. Gilmore has enlisted
.r the aviation service and will leave ne,
~ week for Florida to enter the trainiI
If school. He was sophomore in Oar
r. mouth college in the same class wit
q Stanley Fits.
es United States Marshal Arthur
Carpenter is expected home the latt
O. part Of this week from Atlanta. G.
= where he went Saturday with Hen
s. Muir of Hartford Conn, who had be-
in Newfane Jail since being sentenc
"a to serve year and day for VIOLATE
p of the Mann white slave act. Mr.. Ca
IN penter was accompanied by Geor
k. Lackey of Montpelier, who was BALL
n at the session of the United States cot
A. here. Mr. Lackey will go to Florida.