The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-05-24
PERSONAL.

Harry Locke went to New York
Wednesday for a few days visit
Mrs. n. J. Gagniere of Greenfield Wis
tied Mrs. j. c. Murphy "Wednesday,
Miss Nellie Griffin went Tuesday to
Holyoke to attend the funeral of her
nephew--4.a. o-.4 Z ,1eiAlTS 49, 5Uo43E.
Miss Lena Gonyer returned Sunday
night after weeks visit in Leominster
and Holyoke.
Abbott Robinson is visiting his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Odette, in
Hinsdale three weeks
Mr.. and Mrs William Brooks of Will
Evansville visited recently with their son,
r. L. Brooks and family.
Chaplain H. Chester Hoyt of the 302d
Infantry at Camp Devens visited the first
of the week with Mrs. Hoyt at their home
| on High street.
Mrs. Harry Smith of Lawrence street
has received letter from her son. Corp
| Harry B. Smith, telling of his arrival at
| Camp Wadsworth, S. C.
! Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fl. Dimes have received
card saying their son, First Sergeant
Fred c. Dimes of Base hospital SO of Al
bany, n. Y, has arrived safely overseas
Mrs Dennis Jacobs and infant daughter,
| Anita Frances, of New Haven, came yes
terday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Clarity, until after Memo
rial day.
Mrs. Lucy Gonyer entertained 10 of her
friends Saturday evening in her home on
Hudson street. Pitch was played and
there was piano music and singing. Re-
freshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs w B. Hazelton and his
mother, Mrs William Hazelton, Of New
fame, also Mrs John Richmond and
daughter, Gladys, of Westminster, were
guests recently of Mrs. J L. Gates.
Miss Susan McGrath and niece, Mary
Smith, have returned to Webster, Mass.
after weeks visit with herlmother, Mrs
Mary McGrath. Miss Helen Fenton o
Elliot street accompanied them for visit
Harold Smith, seaman, visited this weel
with his aunt, Mrs j. l.. Ryan. Mr.
Smith. who has been stationed at Bun
kin Island, near Nantucket, expects to g
: soon to Brooklyn, n. Y. for furthe
training
Patrick Bowler and Miss Josephine
Murphy, both of Springfield, Mass, Wis
) tied from Saturday to Monday Afternoon
Ewith Mrs. James Sheehy of 1873 Soutl
Main street Mr. Bowler has enlisted il
the navy.
Mrs. Clifford Chamberlain and two chill
dren of West Swanzey, n. H., came yes
: terday to visit over Sunday in the home o
her mother-in-law, Mrs. H. n. Hollan
of Canal street Mr.. Chamberlain vii
e join them here Saturday.
|, Mrs. O. s. Wilcox of Clark street ha
Y received letter from her son, Eugen
0 Wilcox, from Fort Benjapin Harrison
: Indianapolis, where he has been assigne
) to the 34th regiment of engineers. He
c doing carpenter work for the government
Carl A. johnson OF ,Brattleboro, a men
: Der of the class of ~ in the Massaehl
i, sets Institute of Technology, is one of 60
! students in that institution who has vo
h unteered his services for shipbuildin
! work. He will be stationed this summe
O at the Hog Island yards near Philade
phia
: Patrick NJ. Baker, jr., son of P. A
n Baker of Cambridge, Mass, formerly {
Brattleboro, who went to France in Marc
with the second Casual Co. of Cam
i Meigs, A. E. F., was recently assigned
II Liverpool, England, where he is workir
in the United States debarkation offic
H Private Baker writes that he has interes
ing work checking supplies when sh
NJ camaa in