The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-25
PERSONAL.

ing to New York for a few days stay.
Mrs. Fred A. Spencer of Worcester
Is here to spend a week III town with
Mr.. Spencer.
Delors Noln, who is employed in
Springfield, Mass, spent Sunday at his
home on Elliot street
Miss Ellen Hcrtzberg began work for
the spring season this morning in Don
nell 4 Davis $ millinery workrooms.
Mrs. O. J. Coolidge of Landgrove is
q guest Of her sister, Miss Elizabeth |
Brown, at her home in Crosby block.
Mrs Mary H. Dunton is expected |
this week from Chicago to visit Judge |
and Mrs. James NJ. Tyler of Oak street.
Mrs. II. Chester IIovt is spending a
few days with her husband, Lieut. Hoyt, !
a chaplain at Camp Dcvens, Aver, Mass.
Miss Grace Nugent returned today
to East Orange, y. J., after visiting
over Sunday with Miss Jessie Ransom,
i Leslie J. Parmentcr Of = Elliot street
has entered in the merchant marine
Icorps and will leave tomorrow for Bos
ton
Mrs Ralph Worden and daughter
Betty. of West Springfield, Mass, are
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Z. Cattanach.
Mrs. Ferris r. Vaughan, who under
went an operation last week in the Me
mortal hospital, is comfortable and her
condition is good
; Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Houghton and
| son of Greenfield visited over Sunday
. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. \. +.
+ Eddy of Putney road.
Miss Elizabeth Newcomb, who has
been having vacation OF several
weeks, returned to town today and re-
= Sumed work for Donnell q Davis.
4 Austin ". George finished work Sat
: urday for the Roberts Automobile com
=. pany. He returned to work this morn
\ ing as chauffeur for c, r. Crosby.
5 Mrs Lillian Park of Springfield,
E Mass, formerly OF this town, is spend
: ing week here and has taken a room
J at \. = Roberts : on Walnut street
Henry Ryan, John Hanks, William
e Miner. Fred Hale, Joseph Moran and
n L. 1oyslin left last night for Buffalo,
II y, y, 70 drive back Ford cars for X.
y L. Mosher.
Mrs. Harry NOVEL; and daughter
ID Bernardston are visiting in the home
of Mrs, Novel; brother, f. 5. Tubbs
n of South Main street,
i Mr. and Mrs +. c. Frost. who spent
a the winter in Westfeld, y. J., with his
- sons, Stewart and Raymond Frost have
- returned 70 Brattleboro to pack then
10 goods. They viii move to Worcester
ne II. H. Bechtcl will finish work this
at week for the Twin State Gas u Electri,
company and will move his family t.
Boston, where he has employment. Hi
goods will be shipped to Boston tomor
row.
y Miss Marion Knight resumed worl
y this morning in Houghton & Simonds :
dry goods store, after a vacation o
:. two weeks spent with her brother
0ii Louis Knight, and family in Spring
field Mass.
Mrs, ". NJ. Borthwick has returne
from Springfield, Mass. where she wa
r. called to attend the double funeral o
mt her aunt and cousin. who died of pneu
,ir monia. She also visited in Gilsum an
q. Westmoreland
Ike John NJ. Baker, son of Mr.. and Mr.
NJ NJ. J. Baker of Highland street, ha
jtl been transferred from the Newport III
~ val training station to Cambridg
cal Mass, where he will perfect his traii
w ing as wireless operator at the IIaryaI
mi radio school.
nd DR.. William Kaine came Friday fro
an Montreal to visit his parents, Mr.. al
in Mrs. John T, Kaine of Elliot stree
G. DR.. kaine has been practicing SURGE
ib- at the Royal Toria hospital in Mon
err real, but will make change. althou2
9l5 his plans for the future are undecide
nd, His family is here also.
pa Howard c. Rice, business manager
an The Reformer, went today to Woodsto
II TO speak before a committee of busine
hat men this evening on War Chest plan
less Tomorrow afternoon and evening he W
ork meet a similar committee in Springtit
for discussion of the same subject. Se
how eral Vermont towns are Interested III I
my, success OF the plan carried out III Br;
diff tleboro and have asked Mr. Rice to h
day them III getting their campaigns unC
his way.
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