The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22
PERSONAL.


of Amherst college were in town over
Sunday.
Mrs. f. L. Smith has returned from a
weeks visit in Haddonfield, n. j., with
her mother.
Miss Stella Belden went Saturday to
Springfield, Mass, to visit until Sunday
with relatives.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Davenport will leave
tomorrow for New York, to be away two.
| weeks or more.
| Earle and Clyde Falby of Guilford |
went this morning to Boston to enter
| the tank service
Mrs. Cotton Mather is seriously I'LL
with double pneumonia in her home in
West Brattleboro.
Mrs. c. A. Miles has returned from a
two-weeks' stay in New York with her
sister, Mrs. Neftel
| E. H. Putnam were among those who
attended the Grand Army convention in
Burlington last week.
c. H. Aiken of Orange, Mass, visited
at Fred T. Betterley's on Canal street
Saturday and Sunday.
Emil Anderson has resumed work to-
day in j. E. Mann's store after a weeks
vacation spent in town.
A. r. Rice, who went last week to
Waterbury, Conn, for medical advice,
is i'll in hospital there.
Mrs Brown and daughter, Miss Mil
dred Brown, of Haverhill, Mass, are
the guests of Miss Amy Hines.
Mrs. j. Warren Miller of Springfield
(Vt) is spending few days here with
| hay har Aru II
Mrs. G. w. Burnett returned today to
her home on Canal street after spending
the winter in Bridgeport, Conn.
Sergeant Fred J. Plimpton of Camp
: Devens, Aver, Mass, spent the week end
with his father, A. A. Plimpton.
Miss Gertrude Stockwell went to
Greenfield this morning called there by
the death of Mrs. Guy Stockwell
:. II. w. Eldridge of Amherst, Mass,
. formerly of Brattleboro, was visitor
), in town over Sunday with friends.
. Capt. Thomas Rice, who is stationed
!. at Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va, came
home this noon on a brief furlough.
Herbert Worden of Halifax visited Fri
day and Saturday in town with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Coombs of Prospect street
;. Rev. and Mrs. f. W. Sharp went this
o morning to st. Johnsbury to attend the
z Methodist conference, which lasts g
10 week
70 Sergeant Taylor Morse is here from
% Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va, TO visit unit
3 this morning with his mother, Mrs. Cola
o Morse
" Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Houghton o.
Greenfield were visitors Sunday Will
his mother, Mrs. C. f. Brown of Frost
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Mitchell o
Springfield Mass, were visitors here
Saturday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
w. c. Mitchell
". A. Heaphy, who recently returne,
c. to Brattleboro from the South, has gon
20 to Hartford, Conn, to take a position
80 in the Garde hotel
y Miss Helen Sparrow, who has com
DO pleted course at the Clawson Hamilto
20 business college, has returned to he
IS home in Springfield Mass.
~ Mrs Addie Gordon and Mrs. Corni
w Gould returned Saturday night to thei
home in Wardsboro, after visiting rela
tives III town several days
H. C. Shaw was in Springfield, Mass
fred Shaw of Lewiston, Me- who accom-
panied him here for a visit
j. c. White, recruiting officer, of Ru
land will arrive this afternoon to be q
0 the federal building the next three day
0 to enlist recruits for the navy
m Claude W. Amidon of Boston, VII
spent few days with his parents, NJ
and Mrs. L. w. Amdon of SO Can,
Q street, returned yesterday morning.
Walter c. Adams and family ha,
TX, hired the Lawrence house on South Ma
street, now owned by Z. s Hall, and wi
move there as soon as repairs are mad
Mr.. and Mrs Ray L. Greene and SO
Louis, of Worcester, spent Sunday wit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Hun
They returned to Worcester this NOR
ing
Rev. Nelson Kellogg of Portsmouth
0 n. H., who came here to officiate at Il
3 funeral of w. J. Pentland Saturday, w
md a guest over Sunday of Miss Mary
Cabot
Miss Elizabeth Lyon of Worcest,
! Mass, was a guest over Sunday of n
and Mrs. O. B. Hughes. Miss Lyon w
I'M on her way to South Londonderry, whe
she teaches.
Sergeant Harold Boyd and Carl Voest
of Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, S.
who had been spending twoweeks' f,
Tough at their homes in town. returned
camp Sunday.
Major F. W. Childs of this place a
Frank A. Childs of Wilmington left ,
] day for Batesburg S c.. They will vi
2 Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, befe
un- returning home.
Mrs. Julius j. Estey, who had been
Washington, D. c., attending meeti
of the ID. A. R., is now i'll in Cambria
\. y, with severe cold and unable
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