The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-27
PERSONAL.

hdlpu y. EluTluSe went THIS HloIHlHS
to Boston to remain several days.
Mrs o. S. Wilcox of Clark street has
returned from a visit in Springfield, Mass.
Dwight Miller is seriously i'll with
influenza in his home in Dummerston.
Mrs. Plaisted of Wilmington is Wis
iting here in the home of her sister,
Mrs. Ernest Aldrich.
Mrs. Thankful Johnson of Northamp-
ton, is visiting in the home of j. F.
Allen of 81 Canal street.
Ernest Sanders of Agawam, Mass,
visited a few days recently with his
sister, Mrs. L. Z. Stafford.
Mrs Frank LaFrinea received word /
Tuesday of the safe arrival in France I
of her brother, Charles A. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Simons returned |
lat night from New York where they |
had been several days on business.
Miss Jennie Hamilton and Miss Flor /
| ence MeGarrigle returned Wednesday |
after few days visit in Providence,
! r. I.
Miss Mabel Turner of Greenfield, who
had been visiting here with her aunt,
Mrs. j. /. Goldsmith, has returned to her
home.
Miss Grace Leach and friend are ex-
/ peeted tonight from Greenfield to visit
at her home on Prospect street over the
weekend.
Miss Hazel Wentworth, stenographer
in the Office of E. Crosby & Co., resumed
work this week after a vacation of
two weeks.
/ Mrs. Carroll A Wood, trimmer for
Donnell & Davis returned last night
from business trip for the firm to
New York.
Miss Ena McKinnon, professional
nurse, returned Wednesday from Nova
Scotia, where she has been visiting over
two months.
+ Miss Maize Betterley, who had been
4 visiting in her home in town, has re-
: turned to Chicago, where she is train
ing for nurse.
Mrs. c. B. Dickinson went yesterday
afternoon to Beverly, Mass, where she
/ will care for Mrs. G. Z. Warner, who is
, i'll with influenza.
William B. Vinton returned yester-
day from Brooklyn, where he went with
e his son Howard Vinton, who has en-
tered Pratt Institute.
5 Dorr w. Allen, who received special
training at the University of Vermont
n is now stationed at Fort Williams, Me-
with the coast artillery
!. Mrs. Katherine Mancini and daughter
! Miss Regina Mancini, have returned from
!, a visit in Granville, n. Y, with Mrs
Mancinis son, Victor Mancini, and fam
d lily.
t Miss Margaret Fitzgerald and Mis-.
o Elizabeth McVeigh went to Westfield
Mass, Wednesday to attend the funera
n of Samuel Boyce, formerly of Brattle
D. boro.
he Miss Elizabeth Shaffner was a Wis
itor over Thursday night with her par
T, ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Shaffner, o.
It her way from Boston to her home il
n Montpelier.
- Miss Mary w. Barrett viii return to
morrow to Washington. D. c., to resum
10 her position doing government worl
= She has been spending vacation a
~ her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Crosby returne
be last night from trip to Albany, dow
a. the Hudson to New York and to Toby
es hanna, Pa, where they met Lieut..
lis Warren Crosby
Mrs. Ella Sanders. who visited nearl
TX two months in the home of her daugl
N ter, Mrs. L. E. Stafford of Washingto
ee street, has returned to her home
ed Brooklyn, n. Y.
-, Private Frank A. Dimes, son of NJ
- and Mrs. II. II. Dimes of Clark stree
arc who is a registered pharmacist, is a
re sisting the doctors in the cure of Il
to- sick at Camp Devens.
Sergeant Morgan Sherman, who is
ay the ordnance department at Washin
ell ton, ID. c., came yesterday to visit h
1al parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. Z. Sherm;
the at the Brooks House, several days.
Mrs. Martha LaFrinea, who unde
frs went an operation at the Memorial he
hat pital three weeks ago, is able to sit L
has She expects to 60 next week to the hor
of her son, Frank L. LaFrinea, Pro
cen pect Court.
an Edward A Baker of Cambria,
Mass, native of Brattleboro, who
ON been at the Rhode Island state cole
cen for special training, has been tral
ms ferred to Camp Colt, Gettysburg, Pen
er, for service in the tank corps.
the Mr.. and Mrs. James j. O'Donnen a
son, James, went Wednesday to ate
the funeral of Mr.. o 'Donnell's broth
in-law, Edward Tyning, which took pls
yesterday from St. Patrick's Rom
To Catholic church in South Hadley Fa
z, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Field of Scotia,
teil Y, who had been visiting here with
hv sister, Mrs. Nettie Chamberlain, return
mo today to their home. Asa Field and N
,an. Edith Cutler of Minneapolis, who |
ab. been spending several days here, acco
,;no panied them.
sta Miss Alice F. McKinnon, who is to
ted, ish work for the Mutual Aid associat
nent Oct. to become nurse in the Red Or
uni service, enlisted with that organizat
= of more than year ago, but has been +
max vented by circumstances from enter
active service heretofore.