The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-15
PERSONAL.

A. b. Martin of Ticonderoga, n v, is
in town today on business.
Mrs. Harry Coates, who had been i'll
with influenza, is improving.
Miss Phoebe Clark of the Durham
Brothers company Office is i'll.
Harry W. Bruce of Manchester, n. H.,
came here yesterday on business.
Ernest Miller of Newport. n H., visit
ed in town from Sunday until today.
Miss Emma Rolin is improving from
a serious illness with heart trouble.
Mrs f. f. Wellman of Frost street is
improving from an illness with influenza.
Leslie Scott of New York visited over
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
Scott.
John Lyston of Norwich Conn. is
visiting in town with his sister, Miss
Rene Lyston.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Howe have been
called TO Hartford, Conn, on account of
the illness. of relatives.
Miss Rose Batchelder, after an illness
of three weeks duration, resumed work
Monday in Hopkins's store
Brainard Taylor, who had been serious
| " i'll two weeks at Camp Colt. Gettys
burg, is able to be about again.
Eva Bracket. who has been seriously
lin with influenza and bronchitis at her
home, l54 Elliot street, is slowly re-
covering.
| Henry c. Johnson drove from Bellows
| Falls yesterday to spend a few days in
the home of his daughter. Mrs. Charles
r. Dunklee and family.
Mrs. Frederick Robair of Burlington
returned yesterday to her home after
having been guest here a week of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry f. Whitney, jr.
Reuben Brown, clerk in Thomas's
pharmacy. who has been i'll 10 days with
influenza. was able to sit up yesterday
for the first time since his illness
Mrs. Metcalf has left the home of Mrs
Richardson on Highland street where
she had been boarding and has gone to
live at the English tea room on Terrace
street.
Mr. and Mrs A. w. J. wilkins have
returned from Cambridge Mass where
they had been to care for Artemus vii
kins's family. who had been i'll with in
huenza.
Mrs. Thomas Guheen and Mrs Jane,
Lyons went TO Westfield last night {,
attend the funeral today of their broth
er, John Fitzgerald, who died after a six
days illness with pneumonia.
Miss Mary b. Loomis left YESTERDAY
for New York, called there by DR.. A. |
Miller to care for Miss Rosabel Miller
who j. i'll with pneumonia in the nurses
home at the Bellevue hospital Mis-
Miller was comfortable this morning.
DIR. F. r. Newell was called last nigh
to Rutland on account of the seriou
illness of his sister, Mrs. Oliver Ward
with influenza. Another sister, Mis-
Mabel Newell of Springfield. Mass, VIII
! was visiting here with DR.. and Mrs
! Newell, accompanied him.
Mrs Frances f. Clark of Green stree
, has received a telegram from her son-in
law, J. A. Moves OF Duluth, Mimi. il
which he mentioned the big fire and SAT-
: his family was safe and well at tn
Spauding hotel Mrs. Noyes will be re
membered as Miss Carolyn H. Clark.
: Private Daniel p. Brosnahan came las
night from Camp Deyens, Aver, Mass
t to visit here until Thursday with hi
5 mother, Mrs. katherine Brosnahan Q
| Beech street. She had been seriously il
2 but is better. Private Brosnahan en-
f listed from New York. where he was EN-
| pIoyed, and is in the 42d infantry. head
> quarters company.
c Perry Davis of Western avenue lef
f last night for Camp Upton, n. Y, upo
e receiving telegram stating the seriou
2 illness of his son, Lee Davis, with pnet
{ monia. Mrs. Davis is recovering froI
p influenza and was unable to accompan
|, him. Private Davis is member of tn
, 32d company, Sth battalion, and LET
e here Sept. ) with other draftees
!, Fine fur robe-a great bargain. Sale:
. room, Elliot cor. Elm SITS. 1928
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