The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-16
PERSONAL.

Attorney John y. Harvey IS III New
York on business.
Mrs. Kenneth E. Mosher of Green
street is i'll and confined to her bed.
Alvin Wright of Greenfield, former
ly Of Brattleboro, is spending the day
in town.
Mrs b. T. Riley and Mrs D. H.
Riley ere spending the day in Spring
field Mass #
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Rate of Green
field have been visitors in town this
week with friends.
| Miss Berlin, nurse at the Memorial |
hospital, went today to Springfield, |
Mass, for a visit.
Or. Lipes Of New York has accepted
a position on the staff of physicians at
the Brattleboro Retreat.
! Frank Buxton has finished work at
the Brattleboro Retreat, where he had
been employed several years.
n T. Miller returned last night
from Springfield, where he had been
since Tuesday on business trip
Mr. and Mrs. Merton c. Robbins of
New York are in town, called by the
death of his father, Marcus Robbins.
A J. Bowers returned yesterday from
a few weeks business trip to Milford.
Conn, for the Estey Organ company.
Floyd Mann, who is employed IN
: Worcester, came last night to visit at
= his home on Pine street over Sunday.
Miss Hazel johnson of Cuttingsville
is visiting here with her sister, Miss
Marie johnson, teacher in the high
/ school.
Mrs. Alfred L. Noyes of Limestone,
Me-, came Wednesday to visit her sis
e ter, Mrs Charles A. Perry of Oak Grove
. avenue.
Miss Hazel Clark, operator in the
I telephone exchange, will begin vaca-
: ton of two weeks from her work to-
Il morrow.
{ Attorney y. D. Clawson is expected
to return this afternoon from Boston
where he has been during the week on
o business.
2 Miss Gene Plimpton Of Wardsborc
: came yesterday and began work for an
u other season in the Donnen & Davis
y millinery store.
- f. B. Stewart of West Levden
~ Mass, was III town yesterday and to
ldaT on business. He returned home
10 this afternoon.
= Miss Edith johnson will resume worl
~ tomorrow IN the telephone exchange
- after weeks vacation spent il
- Springfield, Mass.
80 Miss Marjorie Leach teacher in Lon
~ dondelrv, came this morning to visi
at her home on High street during
two-weeks' vacation.
Miss Marion Boorn. teacher of do
of nestle science in Gilmanton, y. Fl
came TODAY TO spend two-weeks Va
cation AT her home in town.
az Miss Mildred Porter ii the Holster
iN FIiesian Register Co.'S office, wen
/" this afternoon to her home in Wards
vs. bore to remain over Sunday
- Miss Edna G. Mitchell Of Auburn
mo- Mass. came last night TO be a que,
over Sunday Of her brother, c. :
Mitchell, and Mrs. Mitchell.
,ec Miss Florence Rogers finished wo'
~ Thursday night as stenographer at Il
o. freight Office and has taken a positic
-'' in Keene, doing stenographic work.
- Dr.. ". Buell. Perry, who had bee
attending the Philadelphia Pos
graduate School of dentistry, return'
40 last evening to his home on Oak Gro
- avenue.
-79 Raymond C. Brown. son of Mr.. al
80 Mrs Fred c. Brown Of Bullock stree
- is i'll with humps in a fraternity hou
at the University of Vermont. A nu
Der Of the students have the disease
George f. Thompson and broth
10, Fred 2, Thompson. OF Someryll
Mass, who were called here by I
death Of their mother. Mrs. Mary
,u Thompson, returned yesterday aft
noon to their home.
Lieut. Harold w Mason Of Wore
{ c, ter, Mass, came last night and IS
Ated guest at &. l.. Durham :. The weddi
rday of Miss Evelyn Durham and Lie
n in Mason will take place tomorrow aft
noon at 40 clock.
vile +. II. Chapman will leave Mono
: ~ for Albany, \. Y, on business for
! - Hostein Friesian Register compa
nass From there he will 90 to Syracuse
.tner attend Mover Holstein sale. lie '
,,;,l, be away all the week.