The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-15
PERSONAL.

1aSh1't - =, 70 Nls1J feldIlNeS.
Mrs, W. II. Page of South London
derry IS spending the day in town.
David 7. Perry is in Saxtons River
and Bellows Falls today on business.
Mrs. Ann Nash is i'll in the home of
her daughter, Mrs Glenn Russ, with
heart trouble
Cholsie Crossman and family have
moved from 10 Reed street to y South |
Main street
Harry f. Coats, clerk III the retail
store of Durham Brothers company, is /
housed by illness
Mrs. c. II. Turner of East Dover IS
q guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter G. Halliday.
Clifford Clark of Glens Falls, n. Y,
| is spending several days with his eous-
| IL, Henry G. Clark
Mrs. Frank w Pier went today TO
| Chester to attend the funeral of her
aunt, Mrs. Mary Guild.
Attorney General II. c. Barber went
Thursday evening to Boston on a bust
ness trip of several days.
Chester W Sargent of South Main
street is able to be out again, after a Sc
| nous ltltSS Oh several weeks.
Miss Mary T. Austin of South Main
street Went last evening to Boston to
stay several days on business.
Mrs, Harriet Bradley Of Townshend
is spending several months with Mrs.
Rexford Benson Of Canal street.
Miss Mary WILDER went this morning
TO Brooklyn to visit few days with
Charles Harris, who is in the navy.
Miss Marion Tymen, graduate nurse,
has recently enlisted for foreign Red
Cross work and is now waiting to be
called.
f.. L. Knight of Putney is in town
today to attend the funeral Of Mrs
Elizabeth Miller willard, held this
Eafternoon.
Mrs. Clarke c. Fits today reopened
her house at 10 Oak street after spend
ing the winter at the Tea rooms on Ter
race street.
Mrs. Prince of Springfield. Mass,
was a guest yesterday of Mrs \. l.
: Hawley. She returned to Springfield
: this morning.
Mrs Arthur Wells returned yester.
day from a short visit in the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Louis Pfersick OF
Greenfield. Mass.
Mrs Ada Jacobs and Miss Irene Hud
son of Guilford are guests this week
in the homes of Mrs. Harry Thomas
, and Mrs, Roy Hudson.
, William II. Sumner came Wednesday
from Chicago to visit his mother, Mrs
. \. L. Sumner OF Estabrook street. III
z will return Saturday.
Frank Stockwell Of Pittsfeld former
Y ~ ri Brattleboro, was III town yes
10 yesterday being called here to be OK
amined for the draft
j Mrs. H. G. Stowell Of Canal stree
Il was called this morning to Londonderr,
$ on account Of the illness of her par
$ ents. who are both over 50 years,
{ Maurice Walsh will finish work thi
, week in the wholesale department O
II the Durham Brothers company and vii
go to Boston to work for Il wholesal
Y shoe concern.
e Mrs. Dorr Allen has finished work 10
> F. ". Kpeel where she had been EN-
. ployed in the store as clerk and ha
: gone with Mr.. Allen to Norwich, Conn
II to make their home,
Mrs. Josephine Sewal1 of Montague
- Mass, who had been spending the viii
:. ter here with her daughter. Mrs, Georg
=. \. Holland. left this morning for Fitcl
J.. burg Ia visit her son.
70 H. L. Boardman and family hav
n moved from Mortified, Vt, to - Sout
= Main street. Mr.. Boardman is en-
Sc ployed as fireman for the Central Ee1
@ mont Railway company,
- Mrs Josephine Noyes, who sper
+, II ip {iail an
/ CoIrain. has returned to Brattlehor
IS, and is making her home with Mi
r Louise Rabbit of Pearl street.
ad Mrs, +. S. y. Young, who had live
II with her daughter, Mrs D. A. Goewe
C and family, at ISL South Main stree
has come to live with them at 1 Clan
IL street, whore they recently moved.
re Mrs George Kendall, who visitt
u relatives in town three weeks, returnt
nj Wednesday to her home in Springfield
re Mass. Her sister, Mrs. Levi Gilbei
accompanied her for two weeks vial
l. Mrs F. II. KimbaIl of Bellows Fall
~ who has been visiting here 4 week wi
- her daughter. Mrs. Lawrence X. Rarbt
:; went this morning to Boston Mr., a
10 Mrs. Kimball plan to move TO Brattl
~ boro soon.
nd +. &. Leitsinger went this morning
,cs Greenfield to stay the rest of the wee
we Mr.. Leitsinger, in connection with
tuning work in Brattleboro, has char
am Of the Ludwig Piano Co. s store : tt
om ing in Greenfield
Miss Blanche Allen and nephew, !
len Bingham of New York who Ii
been spending a month in Leblanc
n. H., with Mrs. Herbert Wiley, W.
guests two days Of Mrs G. F. Bingha
returning to New York this mornil
Mr.. aud Mrs Charles \. Spear ha
moved from Mrs. G. II. Smith s apa
nm ment house on High street, to an apa
sen mcnt in the new Manley building
'eks the same street. Mr.. Spear is mana!
leh' Of the ClaWson- Hamilton business c
late lcgc
''@f Walter NJ Robbins, who was tai
o'p to the Rrattleboro Memorial hospi
w. Yesterday, underwent an operation t
-" morning, Dr.. &, Il. Anderson being
o'' surgeon. Mr.. Robbins has been i'll $
~ oral NppF4 wit blood poisoning.