The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-07
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D. E. McElhinny went last night
to New York on business.
]. D. Dennison is spending a va
cation with relatives IN Townshend.
Purle StockweIl. who is in charge Of
the ear barn in Centerville, IS i'll with
influenza
Mrs Carpenter of Chester is a guest
of her sister, Mrs. Z. w Gibson of
Oak street
Miss Flossie Ober resumed work
this morning in J. f. Mann s store,
after an illness of 10 days
Carl Bracket is i'll with asthma
and unable to attend to his work for
the Crystal Springs lee Co.
Miss Lyman of Keene has entered
the Brattleboro Memorial hospital
training school for nurses.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman streeter are i'll
with influenza. They were taken yes
tcrday to the emergency hospital.
f. S. Rand and family Of Highland
street viii move next week to Green
field. Mr.. Rand has employment there.
Mrs. John Tucker is assisting as
bookkeepcr in Noughton & Simonds's
office during the absence of Mrs. q. G,
Jones.
Richard Davis was discharged yester-
day from the Melrose hospital, where
he had been two weeks for medical treat
ment.
Arthur Wilder has finished work for
the street department He began work
this morning for the Crystal Springs
Ice company.
/ Charles Clancy returned to his work
today for the Standard Oil Co. as
driver of the delivery team. He had
been i'll several days.
Joseph Martin. Edward Lyons and
Abbott Richmond viii leave tonight foI
Buffalo. \. Y, to drive back Dodge
| ears for X. f. Moshcr.
! Ralph Cakes, who was obliged tc
come here to his home from New Lon.
don. Conn, whore he is employed on
account Of being iii, is better.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A Crown
and children are expected to return
today from a weeks automobile triI
in the northern part Of the state
Lieut.. Irwin Warburton has returned
to Camp Mills. IL l.. after visiting her,
a few days with Mrs. Warbmton. who
is nurse at the Brattleboro Retreat
Mrs. Michael Lillis will move this
week from Pine street to Springfield
| Mass. where She will make her hoIH
with her daughter, Miss Mary Lilis
Miss Regina Heaphy is having
week, vacation from her work in Nil
Ter S candy store Miss Oliyette Buck
ley is working in the store this week
Mr. and Mrs Austin ". George an,
daughter. Martha, went yesterday {,
I Rupert to attend the funeral Of Mrs
Georges uncle, Dewitt Smith OF ST
Paul Mimi
Mrs. Henry f Whitney, SRI, Is re
covering from an illness of 10 DAYS
but is still confined to the bed He
son. Fremont, who has been i'll, is abb
to be up again,
Capt. James II. Burke, formerly o
BrattlehoTo, has been assigned to tn
purchase, storage, and traffic division
and expects to be located at New
Cumberland, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holland an,
, daughter of Bellows Falls, who visitet
, over the weekend with her parents
r Mr.. and Mrs. L. B Yauvey, returne,
, to their home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs John ] Cunningham
2 and three children, who came here from
5 Buffalo, n. Y, with the body of he
father, 7. A. Murphy, for burial il
the Roman Catholic cemetery, roturne,
to their home yesterday.
Frederick Colburn of San Francisc,
has been visiting here and in West Dunn
! merston with his sister, Mrs Samue
Betterley. Mr.. Colburn, who lived il
O BrattleboTo when young man, Is nov
manager OF the San Francisco clearin
house and president of the Bankers asso
: citation in that city.
Harley Amidon, who had been in tn
f Melrose hospital five weeks following tn
d amputation of his leg was discharge
Sunday and went to the home of rela
tiVes to stay for the present. Mr.. Am
! don was in an accident at Spotford lax
!, Labor day. when his motorcycle collide
with an automobile
!. J. c. Day returned Saturday nigl
r from GIens Falls, n. Y, where he an
i Mrs. Day were called by the death {
their son-inlaw, DR.. NJ. NJ. Dolan, {
# influenza Mrs. Day is remaining
> 'GIens Falls for a longer stay. Mr.
# Dolan and daughter, who have bee
t seriously Ill with influenza, are in
is proved
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