The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-05-18
PERSONAL.

Mrs. j. J. Eckels went today to Hart
ford, Conn, to visit her son, Joseph A.
Eckels.
Miss Betsey Crosby is in quarantine
with German measles in her home at
the Brooks House.
+. f. Harrington of Burlington is
spending several days in Brattleboro
with Mrs. harrington.
Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Morehouse
are visiting few days in Bridgeport.
Conn, with his mother.
Miss Adeline Shattuck went this
morning to New York to visit her
brother, Charles Shattuck.
Miss Grace Angler of Springfield.
Mass, is visiting in town over Sunday
at her home on Canal street
Miss Lura Smith of Springfield (vt.)
is expected this afternoon to be a guest
over Sunday of Miss Una Rice.
Mrs. Raymond Boutelle returned yes
terday from Fitchburg and New York,
where she spent the past week.
Mrs. Charles Gardner returned today
to her home in New York after a week $
stay in town at the Brooks House
Mrs. Fred Ryther of East Dover, who
had been visiting in town with her son,
Guy Russell, has returned to her home.
Miss Florence Weatherhead. clerk in
the Huntress Adams Co. s store will 90
tonight to her home III Vernon to spend
Sunday.
Miss Margaret Doyle is expected to-
night from Boston to remain in town
over Sunday with her sister, Miss Eliz-
abeth DOYLE
Clifford Rate returned today from
Boston where he had been to take ex-
aminations for the marine corps He
| was accepted.
Fred harrington of Wilmington was
in town Thursday, coming here to bring
| his son, Frank, who is i'll in the Me-
mortal hospital.
Mrs. W. R. Moves is continuing 10
improve in the Emerson hospital in
Jamaica Plain, Mass, following a Sc
rious operation.
Mrs. NJ. II. Bogue of Hartford, Conn.
who had spent three weeks here with
her daughter, Mrs Charles H Ross, re-
| turned today to her home
Hermon V Brooks is expected to re-
turn today from a business trip 70
| Windsor in the interests of the Pure
| bred Live Stock Sales Co.
Mrs. G. T. Whittemore returned this
morning to her home ip Newton, Mass,
after several days visit here with her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Colt.
John Baker is expected today from
| Cambridge, Mass. where he is train
ing at the Harvard radio school, to
spend the weekend at his home on
Highland street.
Robert Wheeler went to Milford
Conn, today to remain over SUNDAY
with Mrs. Wheeler, who is spending
several weeks there with her son Dr.
Dean C. Bangs.
Miss Matte T. Baldwin, supervisor in
the telephone exchange, began today a
vacation of two weeks from her work
She will visit in Antrim, y. H.. and
Cambridge, Mass.
Miss Alta Dennison of the Holstein.
Friesian office force, went this mort hing
to Greenfield to spend the dav. From
there she will go to her home in Ber-
nardston to stay over Sunday
iHot Lieut. ~ \. matte oil lamp DeN
ems, Aver, Mass, and Louis Rattle. who
is in the aviation signal corps. stationed
at Jersey City, arc expected today Il
visit at their home over Sunday.
, Edward Breslin, supervisor of the un.
foreground work for the New England
: Telephone & Telegraph Co, of Spring
/ field, Mass, was in town yesterday OF
business at the local telephone office
r Horton D. Walker, Windham count,
chairman for the coming Red Cros
= drive. will speak in the church il
Athens Sunday afternoon at o'clock
\ special song service has been ar
ranged
Rev. +. w Sharp, who was superin
tcndent of the Montpelar district OF
the Vermont Methodist conference be
fore the last meeting of the conference
left yesterday to make his home III St
Johnsbury. When the conference di
ivided the state into two districts il
| place of the existing three districts
, Rev. Mr.. Sharp was made superintend
! cnt of the northern district with head
, quarters at st. Johnsbury.
/ Harvey r. Kingsley of Rutland greet
+, led old friends at the railroad station
| yesterday. He was on his wav to New
Haven as coach of four young athlete
4 of the Rutland high school who vii
1 take part today in the great interschol
,, astic meet in the Yale bowl, in whicl
$ Edward Moran, Stewart Stearns, AIlel
: Davis and Guy Bettcrlcy of the Brat
Y tleboro high school are also entered
n The young men with Mr.. Kingsley wcr
Rellrose, jumper, hurdler and Splinter
Hanley, Splinter; Baldwin, weight an
discus thrower; and Sullivan. distanc
runner. Mr.. Kingsley in his colleg
days at Columbia was a widely know
y distance runner.
The Rcformer editorial room was til
;, meeting place yesterday of five well-know
> newsnapermcn including Harry Conlan
- and Clifton Sherman former Brattle
. boro boys who are respectively bushes
), manager and managing editor of tn
:, Hartford, Conn, Courant; Frank T
:. Howe of the Bennington Banner an
Il William Dudley Policy of the St Johns
70 bury Caledonian, and +. H. Bicknel
publicity man of thc New E,npIand Tal.