The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-16
PERSONAL.

week from Birge street to West street.
Miss Louise Brockington is spending
several weeks with relatives in Jamaica.
John Guiheen. ST. of Washington
street has been i'll with lumbago, but IS
now improving
Willard Coleman of South Main
street is convalescing from an illness
with influenza.
Mrs. Frederick H. l<imbah is recover
ing from an illness with influenza and is
able To be about.
Mrs. Louis Stiff has returned from
three-weeks' visit with Mr.. Stifr's par
ents in New Jersey.
Peter Biagiotti returned last night
from New York, where he had been en-
ioying a few days vacation.
Attorney O. b. Hughes has recovered
from an illness in his home on Highland
street and is at his office again.
Mrs Z. T. Foley, nurse, has returned
to her home in South Londonderry, after
being here on professional work.
Miss Josephine Foster, teacher in
Springfield Mass, is visiting in the home
of her sister. Mrs. Arthur F. Roberts.
4
terday from the Brattlcboro Memorial
hospital. where he underwent an opera
4 ton
Mrs Myron P. Davis and daughter,
/ Miss Gamma Beard. have moved from the
Barber building on Main street to Green
field.
Miss Hazel Wentworth, who has posi-
ton in the office of f. Crosby & Co. Is
i'll in her home on Pine street with intlu-
enza.
Mrs. Erwin French has taken a posi-
ton in the offices of the Holstein Friesian
association, beginning work there this
week
Harlan Goodnow Of Gainesville, Fla.
has been visitor here this week with
his cousin, Mrs w +. Pellerin Of Orchard
street.
Mrs Henry Gould has received news
of the safe arrival overseas of her son
Cook Ralph II. Gould of Company /, 57tl
pioneer regiment.
Mrs Victoria Eaton and daughter 81
Lebanon ~ H., returned home today
after visit with Mr. and Mrs. Q. II
Smith of Elliot street
/ 4
! Christopher Met curt. have been called Z
Sharon today on account of the critica
illness Of their mother.
! Mrs William McGreeyy and son o
Baltimore. Md. are here to spend scvera
, weeks with her fath G. +. Glidden, i
, the Colonial on II. III ttet.
p Walter F. Spear and family hav
! moved from 10 Grove street To tn
+ house at is Walnut street which NJ
: Spear bought about year ago
}. Secretary Harold +. Mof1itt was 9
@ his desk in the board of trade room
e this morning, after being confined I
g his home in West Brattlcboro with il
D. fluenza
2. Frank ID. Kendall of Chase sire,
g was operated upon by Dr. f. Il. Lyme
s. in the Melrose hospital yesterday morl
e ing having the large toe on the left fo'
'- removed to the first joint
d Miss Anna Heaphy and Miss Reg.r
1t Hearhy will return today from a week
= vacation at the Lowry farm in Guilfor
Miss Regina Hcaphy will resume won
tomorrow in A. +. Miller's candy store.
Mrs. W. d. Lcnihan received news tn
morning of the serious illness of Il
brother. Elmer Bushee of Benningto
el with pneumonia. following inhuen2
His little daughter also is seriously i'll.
IN Miss Walsh, graduate nurse who N
n been assisting at the Melrose hospital
=, account of the illness with influenza
:, several of the nurses, has finished at t
81 hospital and returned to her home
go High street.
on Miss Faith Neaw, who is employed
the government with headquarters
Washington, d. C., came home Saturd
i'll with influenza. Miss Yeaw whose |
sition takes her to the larger cities,
came i'll in Bridgeport, Conn
to Fred II. Harris. who has position
the express Office in Burlington. visit
here over Sunday with Mrs. Harris. NJ
ps Harris. who has been visiting her =;
at ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Reed
nd Putney road, will remain here the rest
he the week
res James Walker of the L. S. S FIR
eu crick is here to spend a few DAYS f
iii Tough with Mr.. and Mrs. w +. Pelle
of Orchard street. where he forme
made his home. He has made one t
overseas in a convoy of the L. 5.
America, which sank at her dock y
tcrday.
wv Mrs. Clara Emerson of Stewart pl
will go tomorrow to Shelburnc Falls
;o,, attend the funeral of her broth
80 Frank H. Cardwell, 50, who died y
70. terdav following a few days illn
itb with influenza. Besides his wife
Inc leaves one son, Earl, three brothers,
"a sisters and one half sister.
William H. Haigh, son of Capt. w
Haigh of Linden street has been s
ously ILL., at Camp Meade, Maryla
J.. with pneumonia. but is now improvi
He was taken i'll with influenza and
. covered so that he was out again,
suffered a relapse. Mr.. Haigh is in
hospital unit in the infrmary at Ca
Meade.
all James Burke OF Fair Haven. who
= killed Sunday by peculiar electr
en- accident at the Staso Milling compal
plant near Castleton, was an uncle
~ Miss Eileen Burns. teacher of the
,.L mary grade in the West Brattlel
IA school. Mr. Burke was trustee of
~ ,.;II,no &c Eoir Uavop oud ono Of