The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-12
PERSONAL.

Willard Coleman of South Main street,
is i'll with influenza.
Mrs. George Chase of Orange, Mass, is
visiting re with her sister, Mrs. Arvine
Pike.
Miss Maude Bctterley of the Holstein-
Friesian association force. is i'll with in
iiuenza.
S. +. Mccarthy, manager Of the West
crn Union Telegraph office, is i'll with in
flucnza.
Miss Una Rice began work this week
as stenographer for the Greenfield Tap 4
Die corporation.
Edward Nazzaro Of Boston is visit
ing here with his sisters, Miss Minnie and
Miss Emma Nazzaro.
Peter Biagiotti and party of friends
left yesterday morning by automobile
for Il few days stay in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Ellis johnson and son,
Eugene, Of Greenfield are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Baldwin.
Mrs. +. d. Whitney, who is i'll with in
fluenza. is better. Her mother. who is
here from Springfield, Mass, also is i'll.
Miss Marion Baker went this morning
to Boston to take course in stenography
at the Bryant 4 Stratton business col
lege
Mr. and Mrs A. II. Coburn have moved
from their home on Oak Grove avenue to
Springfield, Mass, where he has employ
ment.
Mrs Stuart Frost and son and her sis
ter, Mrs. John Waite, and children are
visiting in Williamsville at A. y. Sher-
mans.
William A. Belden of Springfield
Mass. formerly Of this town. is spending
the week end here. He is employed in
Springfield by the Knox Motor company
J, r. Denning and family have moved
from Walnut street to Green street in
the house recently vacated by Don SEQ.
vile and family, who are living on Elliot
street.
Mrs. T.. !. Cook and two children re.
turned today to their home in Lynn
Mass, after visiting here with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. j, Rolin of Forest
street.
Mrs. Ina Mcdonald will finish work
next week for the Holstein- Friesian as
ISOLATION and will go to Greenfield t
take position with the Greenfield TAI
q Die corporation,
Fred s. knight, who had been con
fined TO his home on Western avenue Will
influenza, is out again, but has not re
sumed work in the office of the Dunbar
Brothers company.
Rev. and Mrs. +. A. Slack have close,
their summer home on Western avenue
where they spent several weeks witt
THAR fat,tflts al Gats, ., h
home in Brookline, Mass
Miss Elizabeth ShaiTner daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. w. G.. ShafTner. is i'll il
Montpelier with influenza Miss Shaft
ner was one of the volunteers who di
excellent work in caring for those VIII
were III in the Heaton hospital.
Mrs Lila VI. Pike returned yesterda,
from South Londonderry, where She ha
been three weeks with her daughter
Mrs Herbert NJ Williams. and resume
work today in Mrs. II. II. Sheppey
dressmaking rooms in the America
building
A. II. Harvey and son, Horace. hay
been with A. A. Dunklee in South Nel
non the past week Mr.. Harvey dug owe
200 pounds Of ginseng on his half -brotl
cr's land, resetting about 1000 of tn
smaller roots. leaving about $50 pound
to dry for market lie also has sever;
thousand ginseng roots growing in NJ
Dunklee's woods.
Prof. William Ryder and family Al
moving to Brattleboro today from Syri
cuse, y. y. and have hired the Cobm
house at - Oak Grove avenue. Pro
Ryder, who had been professor of an
NAL husbandry and dairying in Syracu
university, comes here 10 take positic
with the lIolstein Fresian associatio
III the extension department.