The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-26
PERSONAL.

Miss NlHIle stevens OF 1oWHSHeHu
visited yesterday with Mrs. G. a. Wait |
man.
Mrs. w. G. Shuman visited recently |
with her sister, Mrs. E. j. Reynolds, in |
East Putney.
Miss Mile Ryan of White River |
junction visited yesterday withe Mrs.
Ralph Cakes.
Miss Gladys Russell is working in the
office of the Twin State Gas & Elec- |
tric company.
Miss Clara and Miss Anna VESSEL of |
Bellows Falls are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ebbighausen.
Mrs. G. A. Fletcher of Hinsdale visit |
ed yesterday with her sister, Mrs.
Dominique Belleville.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Hazelton and
daughter of Newfane were guests Tues
day of Mrs J. l.. Gates.
Miss Amy Mather is having month s
vacation from her work in the Holstein-
Friesian association office.
Adm Houghton of Springfield (Vt.)
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Houghton, few days this week.
Miss Katherine Bowler of Medford,
Mass, will come Saturday to visit her
grandfather, James Bowler of Birgc
street.
Mrs. Charles Tatro and three children
of Holyoke are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Lucy Gonyer Mr. Tatro was here
Sunday.
NJ. j. Lillis of Pine street has finished
work for the White River Chair com
pany and has gone to Springfield, Mass,
where he has employment.
John G. Pellet came this week from
Worcester, Mass, where he had been
several months at his horne, and is work
ing for Pellet g. Skinner.
William Blake recently was trans
ferred from Burlington, where he was
taking special training at the University
of Vermont, to Camp Hancock, Georgia.
DR.. J. H. Cole of Bennington, who
has been commissioned a captain in
the medical reserve corps, was prac-
titioner in Wardsboro Is to 20 years
ago.
Mrs. Frank Moore and two children.
who visited two weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ferriter, have re-
turned to their home in New Haven,
| Conn.
| Mrs. Florence Livingston of Charles
| town, n. H., returned to her home yes
terday after two weeks visit in the
home of her son, C. V. Strickland of is
Clark street.
Mrs. J. A. Deraismes of Elizabeth
| n. j., who had been visiting here with
| a. w. Roel has returned to her home.
/ She also visited at Linden Lodge, where
| she had previously been a guest.
Mrs. Joseph Trahan and son, Norman
Joffre Trahan, returned Wednesday
after nearly three weeks visit in Dan
| ielsOn, Conn. Mr.. Trahan returned
with them after four days visit there.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sullivan and
| two children of Bondville, Mass, Wis
| tied this week at James Sheehy s, com
ing by automobile. Miss Eleanor .Sheehy
accompanied them, to their home in
| Bondsville for visit
DR.. james c. Austin and family of
| Spencer, Mass, and his mother, Mrs.
| Martin Austin, who had been visiting
them, came to town the first of the
week, and are visiting at Mrs. Austin s
home on Grove street.
Mrs. Hattie Fisher, who visited her
sister, Mrs. F. C. Sargent, two months,
has returned to her home in Leominster,
Mass. Mrs. d. NJ. Carey and grand
daughter, Ruth Carey of Leominster,
who visited her sister Mrs. Sargent, a
week, have returned to their home.
Mrs. Louis Murray of Keene came
Tuesday on account of the illness Of he1
daughter, Mrs. Paul joy, who underwent
an operation in the Melrose hospital
Mrs. Murray is a guest of Mrs. J. c.
Murphy. Miss Minnie Murray of KeenC
is visiting Mrs. Murphy for two weeks
Harry D. Crowley, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Crowley of As Canal street
who has been train dispatcher for the
! Boston & Maine railroad in Springfield
Mass, has entered the service. He wen
, Monday to the school for radio mechan
; les, University of Vermont, Burlington
Mrs. John Larkin and three children
who had been visiting Mrs. Patricl
! Flynn, have returned TO their home il
New York Michael McNamee Of New
York also has been visiting his sister
Mrs. Flynn. He recently enlisted 70
, service in the United States army. II
went from here back to New York.
Edward A. Baker, son of P. M. Bake
0 of Cambridge, Mass, formerly of Brat
tleboro, has enlisted in the Unite
\ States service and is in training for tn
/ ammunition train at the Rhode Islam
p state college, Kingston, r. l. Mr. Bak
i. er S younger son, Patrick NJ. Baker, jr
> is in the service in England.
Edmund Stedman, former Brattlc
: boro high school boy who worked as
). linotype operator in The Reformer Of
!. fec four years ago, is in France as
f member of Company K, 310th il
: fantry. He was working in New Yor
II when placed on the draft list at Yves
: erly, Rhode Island, where his fathC
: and mother are living. He asked fC
immediate induction into the servic
and was sent to Camp Dix in Ne
3, Jersey. He went across last April aftC
he having had three months of training.
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