The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-20
PERSONAL.

Sunday.
Miss Alta Dennison went to North
field, Mass, today to remain over Sunday
with relatives.
George ii. Harris, who lives III the
home of Mrs. Bell on Canal street, has E
been i'll the past few days.
Miss Rita Eckels, who has been visit 5
ing relatives in Philadelphia week, is
expected to return today
Miss Ethel Goodale, teacher in Spring
field, Mass, is at her home on Western
avenue to visit over Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Douglas G. Guest win
leave Tuesday for St Johnsbury to at
tend the Methodist conference.
Mr.. and Mrs William H. Rogers will 60
Monday to Portsmouth, N. H., where he
will be engaged in shpbuilding. II
| Mrs Anna L. French went this morn
| ing to Schenectady, N. Y, to visit her
daughter, Miss Marion Robinson.
| j. Chester Payne, stationed at Com
monwealth pier, Boston, is in town to
remain over Sunday with friends.
| Miss Ethel A. Eddy and Miss Florence
NJ. Wellman left yesterday by automo-
bile for Burlington to spend the week
end.
Mrs. Ellis johnson and son of Green
field are expected this afternoon to Wis
it her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Bald |
win.
Miss Gertrude Yearly, stenographer |
for +. Crosby & Co., is confined to her |
home on School street with German |
measles.
Mrs. Fred Spaulding, sr., left yester
day for a visit with relatives in Fitch |
burg, Mass She also will visit in
keene.
Mrs John Tucker will finish work to-
, might in the Office of Houghton & ST.
monds, where she has been employed sew
eral years.
Mrs. Matthew Howard of Orchard
street is spending 10 days in Easthamp
ton with her daughter, Mrs. J. +.
Greenwood
Miss Christina Croll viii go to Put
ney this afternoon to spend Sunday
with her sister, Mrs Vernon Williams,
n and family.
, Mrs Frank Cutler and two sons left
this morning to Join Mr. Cutler, who is
engaged in the shipbuilding industry in
New Jersey.
o Mrs. Frank Robbins of South Wind
d ham came today to visit few days
: with her nieces, Miss Clara and Miss
Jessie Pierce.
Miss Flora Atherton, nurse, returned
, this week to Springfield Mass, after
= having been here two weeks on pro-
fessional work
Nye Johnson of Greenfield is spending
a few days here with Mrs. Johnson, who
is employed III the offices of the Holster
Friesian association.
Margan Delany of Putnam, Conn
formerly OF this town, was. a@visitor
10 here yesterday on his way to Hinsdale
d. to visit his brother.
Mrs Frances Bemis and grandson
We Richard Crosby, went this morning to
ng Philadelphia to visit Mr. and Mrs, Ly-
he man VI. Smith few days.
DR.. j. D. Clark of Kelsey ranch, Lex
ed ington. Mass, was registered at the
n Brooks House over last night, returning
r to Lexington this morning
rs Mrs Fred c. Shehay returned last
night from a two-weeks' visit in Lynn
A Mass, with relatives. Mr.. Shehay is il
IT. Greenfield today on business.
nd Mr.. and Mrs Reed of Readsboro, who
SIS had been visiting in town with theil
daughter, Mrs Walter c. Sturges, re
,ss turned to their home this morning.
OF Miss Nellie Goodrich, teacher il
on Brookline, Mass, who had been visit
I'm ing at her home here several days, re
an turned to Brookhne this morning.
us Sergeant Robert F. Thaver is expect
g ed tonight from Camp Devens, Aver
Mass, to spend the week end in tn
u home OF his brother, Kenneth Thayel
81 in
IN telephone exchange, will 90 today t
mt birmingham, Mass, to spend a vacatio
ors of two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Ere
err Brigham.
us Mrs. 1della Hescock returned yestel
Oft. day to her home in Greenfield, afte
his visiting here and in Williamsville sew
ng, eral weeks with her daughter, Mr.
Walter Taft
Mrs. Enos White, Mrs Chloe Staffore
Mrs. Agnes Pike, Mr.. and Mrs. PER-
Davis went today by automobile to Mon
In tague Mass, to attend the funeral {
Mrs Samuel Donelson.
Mrs. John Bass of Randolph is visit
sti ing Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest M. Coco
me enough. Mrs. Alma Goodenough wi
ght accompany her to Bethel, where sf
30S will spend the summer.
i. Miss Margaret Doyle is expected t.
lns night from Boston to visit several day
nes, at her home in town Her mother, Mr.
nth Mary Doyle, who has been spending
for week in Boston, will return with her.
Hugo Johnson has enlisted for servi
in the tank corps and will leave tomo
2s1 row for Boston, going from there Monda
PA ito Gettysburg He has been employ'
255 here as engraver for Vaughan Burnet
9s6 jewellers.
262 Mrs. Katherine Brosnahan has 7
- ceived news from her son, First Cla
,3oS Private John Brosnahan of Compal
Il, Booth infantry, telling of his sa
e47 arrival overseas He had been st