The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-18
PERSONAL.

night from Springfield, Mass,
Mrs. George Martell is assisting in
Hoadley's restaurant as waitress.
Mrs. E. c. harrington went this
| morning to Boston to remain several
days
Walter S. Pratt went to Chicago this
morning to attend a sale of Shorthorn
cattle.
! Miss Gertrude Hunt, who has been
| i'll two weeks with bronchitis, is i'm
proving.
Ernest Reed of New York was a
| guest over Sunday of DIR. and Mrs. L.
S. Edwards.
Miss Rene Lyston moved Saturday
| from G. +. Mann 3 into the new Bar
Der building.
Mrs. B. f. Herrick has resumed work
as clerk in the Food Shop, after being
i'll few days.
H. d. Wilbur returned last night
from a two-w weeks business trip to
! Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Elizabeth Braley of Putney is
a guest of Mr. and Mrs Louis A. Whit
ney of High street
Edward S. Allen. who was at l.. II.
Barber 8 over Sunday, returned yestor-
day to New York
Mrs. Persis Eames received a post
card shower yesterday, it being her
18th birthday anniversary.
Harvey Canedy, who is employed as
baker in Springfield (Vt.l, was at his
home on Clark street over Sunday.
Charles Aiken of Orange, Mass. is
spending the day with his mother at
w. +. Pellerin s on Orchard street.
: Mrs. Minnie Webster of Lowell,
Mass, is in town to attend the funeral
today of her father, Joseph H. Web
ster.
Capt. F. ". Gibson spent Sunday at
: his home on Oak street. He will go
this week TO Montpelier aud st. Johns
: bury.
Mrs Lawrence X. Barber and son.
kimball, returned last night from Leb-
anon, n. H, where they visited over
, Sunday.
, Miss Susan Hanrahan went Sunday
TO South birmingham, Mass, to visit
her brother, Martin Hanrahan, until
, Tuesday.
II Miss Marjorie Leach returned today
to Londonderry, where she is teaching,
. after a week s visit at her home on
High street
4 DR.. G. F. Barber spent the week-e end
4 in Brookline, Mass, with Mrs. Barber,
< who is guest there of Mr.. and Mrs
Francis p. Blake.
Mrs F. B. Brown of Bridgewater
(Vt) came Saturday to spend a week
in town with her daughter, Mrs. B. L.
: White of Grove street
: Rodney Darden of Putney, who had
: been visiting here several weeks with
:, his grandmother, Mrs. Z. c. Carter, re-
q turned today to his home.
4 Mrs Harold Webster and Mrs. Lu-
: man Weeks, clerks in J. f. Mann Is
), drygoods store, will have week s va
D cation from their work, beginning to-
:. day.
f Wells Miller, lieutenant in the ord
nance department at Washington, D. c..
e came Saturday to visit until Sunday
h with his parents, Dr.. and Mrs. A. /
e Miller
n James, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jane;
e P. Ferriter, was discharged Saturday
e from the Brattleboro Memorial hospi
tai, where he underwent an operation
+ for appendicitis.
! Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Eldridge will g
: tomorrow to Boston, Mr. Eldridge 90
: ing for the purpose of consulting spe
! cialist. He has been i'll for some tim,
= with rheumatism.
IL Mrs |. |. Michelman and two chill
f. dren went this morning to Pittstield
Mass, to visit relatives From Their
IS, they will go to Ontario, Canada, t.
ID visit her grandmother.
IS Mrs n. NJ Perry went this mornins
Ut TO Athol, Mass, to spend several week
10 with her sister, Mrs. Ryan. She wa
: accompanied by her son, F. E. Perry
hS who will return tomorrow
Miss Olive Millington of Whining
lg ton, who had been visiting her sister
eli Mrs. Leroy Gaines, in Greenfield,
ct expected tomorrow to visit her sisters
ny Miss Ethel and Miss Julia Millingtor
er Miss Mary Turner, who teaches i
Oh Putney, returned there this morning
IN after having spent six weeks in tn
IN home Of her sister, Mrs. Walter c. Hal
10 laday. The schools in Putney reopene
TO today
u+ flrSt~claSs PrlVate Homer Is. Eli
he who is on special wireless duty at Cam
he Devens, Aver, Mass, came Saturda
to remain until tonight with his pa
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ellis of Mai
street.
The Washington Star of Feb. 5, cor
Of tanned the following: 'tSergt Vel
B. Miller of the office of the chief {
ordnance has been promoted to secon
OF lieutenant of the ordnance reser,
are Corps
~ Mrs. Carrie Burlington of Nortl
lmpton and Miss Agnes Mcmillan {
Montclair, n. j., accompanied Mrs.
IL. Barber here from New York Satu
loa day with the body of her brothe
lsu Frank R. Allen. Miss Mcmillan W;
an+ Mr.. Allen s nurse in the Roosevelt no
en-, Gu 2ital.
80, Mrs. Frank E. Barber and daughte