The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-12
PERSONAL.

Attorney A. V. D. Piper is in Keene
today on business.
Miss Irene Long began work yester-
day in the Office of the Durham Broth
ers' company.
Mrs. h. A. White has resumed work
in Clapp q Jones's store, after being
ill several days.
Leslie Smith returned last night
from Boston, where he had been sever
al days on business.
Mrs. John Hackley of Greenfield IS
spending the day here with her aunt,
Mrs. +. A. Whitney.
Miss Genevieve Dean, rurse, was
called yesterday to Springfield (Vt.)
on professional work.
Miss Helen Morris, who is employed
in Greenfield, spent Sunday here with
her mother, Mrs. May Morris.
Harvey Canedy was here from
Springfield (Vt.) to spend the week
end at his home on Clark street.
Ralph Newell, who is employed by
the American Express company in the
local Office, is i'll, threatened with
pneumonia.
| Miss Elizabeth Robinson, bookkeep-
or for W. A. Morse, returned yesterday
from her home in Chesterfield, where
she spent Sunday.
Miss Kathleen Long will finish work
for Goodnow, Pearson & Hunt and will
go March % to Washington, D. c., to
take a government position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Beebe, who
had been guests several days of At.
torney and Mrs. o. B. Hughes, re.
Londonderry.
| ". d. Bathrie of Putney road, who
is convalescing from an illness OF
several weeks duration, went today
TO Grafton to visit his parents, Mr.
land Mrs. II. E. Bathric. He will b
away week or 10 days.
Miss Leah Rathbone finished worl
Saturday in the Office Of the Este,
Organ company and began work Mon
day in the offices Of the Twin Stat
Gas d Electric company.
Sheriff. Frank L. Wellman this morn
, ing took Richard Martin, son OF Nj
and Mrs. George Martin, TO Vergennes
where he will be placed in the indus
/
| minority.
' Miss Mary Christy of Williamstow1
! Mass, is expected tomorrow TO begi
e another season s work for Donnell
/, Davis. Miss Christy will have q roor
= with Mrs. Kittredge Haskins on Tel
= race street.
Leon Chamberlain, who is employee
by l.. +. II. Wagner and has been i
several weeks with infammatory rhe,
: matism, is slightly improved. NJ
Q Chamberlain is in the Melrose hospits
. for treatment.
Mrs Benjamin Harris returned toda
to Springfield, Mass, after havin
visited a week with her mother, Mr.
w. II. Graz Mr.. and Mrs. Home
Cray and son of Kewanee, H., ais
: ere visiting his mother, Mrs. Cray.
Mrs julius j. Estey returned la!
!. night from Cambridge, \. Y, whel
! she had been guest week of Re
!; and Mrs. Thomas Gull Mrs. Este
n went to Cambridge to attend the eel
!. hration Of Rev Mr. Gull S SD brit
= day anniversary.
o Miss Caroline button and Mrs. s.
Fla. They plan to be away sever
weeks, in different places in Florid
Miss Cora Greene and Miss Mary eli
bee will occupy Mrs. Hunts hou
;, during their absence.
Cadet Clyde 7. Jakwav, who has ju
graduated from the Princeton Aer
) nautical school, is visiting his gran
Y parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Johns'
le Of Forest street. He will leave Fridi
lie for a concentration camp. Mr.. ia
/ ways mother, Mrs. Vera A. Wheel
of Barre, Mass, IS expected today
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. job
"a son.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Hermon Bradley ear
is last night to be guests in the home
20 Rev and Mrs. D. L. Trout. Mrs. Bra
= ley, who was Miss Helen NJ. Littlefe
IS of Rockport, Mass, is sister of NJ
Trout Mr.. Bradley is from Calgal
% Alberta, Canada. They were MARI
o. Sunday morning at $50 in Rockpo
80 Mass, by Rev F. A. Barton, the u
- versalist minister.