The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-13
PERSONAL.


visitor in town today
l.. H. Barber is in Shelburne Falls
today on business trip.
c. Hill is home from his work at
the chair factory being i'll with grip.
Attorney 0. B. Hughes was in
Springfield (Vt.) yesterday on bust
ness.
LaNeme Streeter and sister, Eliza
beth, of Hinsdale are visiting their
father, Lyman Streeter
Mrs. f. F. Godfrey of West Lebanon,
y. H., visited recently with her sister,
Mrs. &. W. Hudson.
Miss Katherine G.. Dunlevy came
Monday from Montpelier to visit at her
home in town a few days.
w II. Kinson is able to be out today
after having been confined to the
house with an attack of lumhago
George A. Dewitt is at his home
from Greenfield, where he is employed,
eng i'll with a quinsv sore throat.
Mrs. \. f. Dollof', representing the
Standard Fashion company of Boston,
S at J. f. Mann : store for this week.
Mrs. II. II. Hacklev of Greenfield
ormcrly of Brattleboro, slipped in her
nome recently and badly sprained one
mike
Guy Nido of Wilmington, who was
here 70 be examined for the draft. Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. W. ~ Rice Of Clark
street. -s.. -.-.
Attornev Robert c. Bacon returned
his morning from Montpelier, where
he had been attending Washington
county court.
Miss Nellie l.. Archer of New York,
owner Of Quiturcare on Ames Hill, is
a guest of Major and Mrs. f. w. Child~
of Terrace street.
Mrs Henry Simonds went yesterday
to Springfield (Vt.) to spend few
days with her daughter, Mrs George
Whitney. and family.
Mrs. W. O. Allen returned this morn
ing to her home i'll Ludlow, after visit
ing here with her son, Valentine More
house. and Mrs. Norehousc
Miss Marion Simonds resumed work
this morning in the office OF the Hol
stein-Friesian association. after 4
weeks illness with tonsilitis.
Mrs. Frank l.. Reed went today t
;. after having been guest here Il weel
3 of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w Reed
Miss Addie b. Warren. Miss Marga
: ret Gorborino and Miss Mary Eliza
? beth Moran have entered the Clawson
+. Hamilton business college evenin,
n school.
0 Mrs Mary Arnold of New York, win
n had been Spending a week here wit
& Mrs \. II. Arnold and family on Bel
q mont avenue, returned this morning
ito New York.
Mrs. Abbott Richmond and son, Al
!, bolt, accompanied by Miss Ruth Littl,
Y field oi Boston. went today to BoSto
% visit Mrs. Richmond ; mother, Mr.
n Amy Weedcn.
Edwin f. Lindsey. mail carrier. VIII
is in the Memorial hospital ON accour
OF serious injuries to his back, is .
s well as could be expected and is IN
T. good condition.
If Mr.. and Mrs William L. Haskell. il
n of New York are visiting here wit
:, his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". +. IIa
; llell of Chaplin street. and with hi
u, mother, Mrs. William +. Houohton
L East Putney.
'e Miss Mary Rccdy OF Boston, 70
merry Of Rutland, is a guest today
Miss 3. Quinlan at the Brooks Hous
n Miss Reed, who is profession
nurse. IS on her way to her home fro
Walpole, \. H., where she had been
70 professional work.
Mrs. George T. Sherman. return'
MondaE night from Boston, where s
had spent two weeks with her daug
IL ter. Miss Kathryn Sherman. Mi
e. Sherman, who has been living in &c
he ton, is expected to return to Bratt
ne boro soon.
to Mrs Ezra e. WaIek has returned
ch New York to Join her husband, aft
&C. having snent the winter here with h
mothcr, Mrs. Arthur Wells Mr. Wal
haa accepted q position as assistant
- re tor Of tn" Mutual Film compa
under Pathc 5 famous French dire
ter. Professor Nernot, who was one
m the first directors in the film wo
land was in Paris until the fame
Pathc studio was turned over TO I
t'rcncl government to be used rs
~ ammunition factory.