The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-12
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Fred H. Morse is i'll in her home
on Main street and nurse is caring |
for her.
J. L. Lawton, clerk in Freeman
Scott S grocery store, is having vaca
ton of two weeks.
Mrs. Arthur w. Childs of Manches-
ter, n. H., is a guest of Major and
Mrs. F. W. Childs.
Miss Ruth Hinckley returned today
from three weeks visit with relatives
in New Bedford, Mass.
John l.. Knowlton of Cambridge,
Mass, is a guest few days of Mrs.
Edward Clark of Oak street.
Mr.. and MS Herbert Swift of Man
chester Center came yesterday to visit
Mrs. f. l. Swift a few days.
Elmer Gray, stationed at Camp
Greene, n. c.. who has been i'll, threat
ened with pneumonia, is better.
Mrs. George Marlborough of Put
ney, formerly of Brattleboro, spent
yesterday in town with friends
DIR. Dean c. Bangs of Milford, Conn,
came last night to visit his mother,
Mrs. Robert f. Wheeler, over Sunday.
Z. H. Chapman returned yesterday
from a few days business trip for the
| Holstein-F riesian association to SYRIA
cuse, n. Y.
Charles Hadley, teacher in the high
school, returned yesterday from his
home in Augusta, Me, where he spent
the holidays.
Denslow Stockwell came this morn
ing from his home in South Hadley,
Mass, to visit in town with relatives
on Dummerston hill
Miss Luthera Gordon, who had been
rooming at f. d. Tucker on Green
street, has gone to So Frost street
where she has room and board.
Miss Hazel Provost of Bellows Falls
has entered the Clawson Hamilton
business college. She is living with
the Misses Eddy on Green street.
Mrs. Clarke c. Fits has closed hel
house on Oak street and went today tC
the English tea house at u Terrac,
street to stay about two months.
Ernest Miller of Newport, \. II.
who had been in town since Wednes
day visiting at DR.. A. |. Miller S, re
turned to Newport this morning.
Miss Ruth Robbins, who is employed
in the Holstein-F riesian association
office, has been at her home in Putne,
the past week on account of illness.
George H. Harris has been dis
charged from the Brattleboro Memo
t rial hospital, where he had been
4 week for treatment and observation.
Miss Jane Brew, accompanied he
I brother, Robert Brew Of Camp Devon.
i to Hoosick Falls, n. Y, today The
T. will remain at their home there owe
J. Sunday.
Mrs. +. P. Goodwin, who IS employee
= in the Holstein-Friesian Register Go.
office. has been confined to her HON
on Elliot street several days on a.
go count of illness.
- Frank Washington Of Rockford, Ill
q who is east on business trip, can
. last night to spend Sunday with Il
h parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Washin!
ton OF Green street.
e Mrs. c. l.. Ridlon and Miss Ali,
t Penley of West Paris, Me, sisters
4, Mrs. Harold Durham, who had bee
ir guests here of Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar
n left this morning for Boston to Wis
At before returning to their home.
e, Miss Clara Tarbox, recently clerk
the Brattleboro China Go. 5 store. h
Ir taken a position in a store in Ne
'd York city and viii not return to Bra
II, tleboro. Miss Tarbox has been visitil
of there two weeks with relatives.
b. Fred p. Thompson and mother, Nj
III Mary +. Thompson, left this afterno
al for Somerville. Mass, where they W
&c make their home, Mr.. Thompson ha
H. ing bought out a wholesale and ret;
e. milk business They were acco
n panied by Mrs. George Thompson
OF Somerville, who had been spending /
Is week here.