The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-08
PERSONAL.

Luther VI. Miller is out again after an
Illness with influenza.
Miss Charlotte Barrett Of High street
i confined to the house with severe
cold.
Mira. Frederick H. kimball of Wash
ington street is in quarantine with in
fiuenza.
Mrs. Donald G. Trotter of Philadelphia |
is guest OF Miss Lillian Lawton of Lin
den stfcet
Harold +. Brasor of Boston is here TO
visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank II. |
Brasor, few days.
Mrs Horace Hall and daughter, Eliza
beth of Westmoreland, ~ H., are visit
ing relatives in town.
William y. Lenihan is i'll with infu
enza in his apartments in the Abbott
building on Canal street
Miss Florence G.. Farwell began work
Yesterday as stcnographer in the law
office of H. q. x + +. Barber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Gedds have
moved this week from IS Green street to
the Manley apartments on High street.
Miss Ada Eddy and sister. Miss Nellie
Eddy. are expected 10 return today from
a visit in Cambridge, Mass and Fitch
burg
Mrs. Timothy A. Murphy of Buffalo.
who is visiting relatives here. went last
night TO Bellows Falls to stay a few
DAYS.
Miss AIaude Barrett. who is employed
by Donnell Davis, milliners, is i'll in
her home on Forest street with stom-
acl trouble.
DR.. George Lane. chiropractor. is seri-
ou-ly i'll in his home ON Elliot street
with pneumonia. a professional nurse
j. caring for him.
BENJAMIN G.. Harris. who enlisted June
90 in the naval reserve as maclinlst,
second class. has been notified to report
in Boston Wednesday.
Guv Stockwell of West Brattleboro,
who has been seriously i'll with inilu-
enza is better today. His mother, Mrs
Charles Stockwell also is i'll.
Wilbur A. Andrews of Montreal and
Thomas +. Tier of West Dummerston
began work yesterday in the retail store
of the Durham Brothers company.
Alfred Greenwood. who has been en-
ployed in Claremont. y. H.. Is spending
few DAYS at his home in town He will
70 this afternoon to White River juno
ton 20 visit
Sergeant Charles +. Hadley was in
town yesterday and today on his way
back to Camp Devens. Aver, Mass, from
Barre, where he went with the body of q
soldier who died in camp.
Kenneth Il. Emerson. son of 5. b
Emerson of this town, has moved from
Nutley. y. j.. to Cherryville, Va. a sub.
urb Of Washington. -. G., where he /;
deyoting his time to war industries work
Mrs Amalia Anderson left this after
noon for Baltimore, Md, called there by
the serious illness with influenza of hei
son. Thor Anderson, who l. IN the en-
barkation hospital. Miss Rose Bristo
accompanied her.
Peter Hopkins and sister Miss Mar
guerite Hopkins, were called Saturda!
10 Greenfield on account Of the seriou
illness of their mother, Mrs. Annie Hop
kins Of Millers Falls. with influenza
Mrs. Hopkins died in the Franklin
County hospital this morning
Leonard Pearson. son of Mr. and Mrs
G.. l.. Pearson of Tyler street, who tool
course in artillery at the Plattsbur
training camp last summer has passe
the examination TO enter Norwich uni
versty. On Oct he and many other
were sworn into the government servic
by General Crowder, and they are subldc
TO call at any time.
Leon T. Foster, formerly a clerk in "
i. Roots drug store. who was gassc
and injured by shellfrc or shock in Apri
has been able To leave the hospital afte
four months of confinement. accordin
to news received recently by his fathe
Charles f. Foster of keene. Foster
now employed as cook in a hotel
Paris. lie says he will not be able
return to the trenches He was a men
Der of Company d. l02d infantry, an
went from Fitchburg Mass
MIR. and Mrs Abbott B. Stone hay
moved to Greenfield where Mr.. Stone
employed by the Goodell- Pratt compan
tool makers Mr.. Stone finished woI
about three weeks ago for the :.
Smith Mfg Co., by whom he had bee
employed a greater part of the time f
about 45 years. coming TO Brattlebo1
with the Smith & Hunt factory when
moved here from Guilford Mr. Stol
also was employed for a short time
fireman at the Memorial hospital.