The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-27
PERSONAL.

II. r. Chamberlain of Townshend is a
visitor in Brattleboro today.
Miss Louise Bean is spending the week
end in Springfield Mass.
Francis Taylor and John Kennedy are
in Springfield Mass, today.
Ernest Miller returned to Newport this
morning, after business trip here.
Mrs. Ada Bruce returned today from
a few weeks vacation spent in Peru.
FLOYD Robinson of West Wardsboro
visited here yesterday with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Houghton Seaverns went
to Boston yesterday to spend few days.
Mrs. Nelson P Jones of Bellows Falls
is visiting her father, H. NJ. Sweetland.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Willard Cobb and chill
dren of Greenfield were in town yester-
day.
| Miss Laura Spaulding went today to
| her home in Wilmington to spend Sun
/ day.
! Mrs. Carrie Warner went this morning
| to Orange, Mass, to visit few days with
relatives.
Miss Mildred Porter will go tonight to
her home in Wardsboro to remain until
Monday.
Frank c. Huntress of Keene, of the
Huntress Adams company, was in town
yesterday on business.
Miss Mary f. Devine has returned from
a visit with her brother, Maurice De
vine, in Providence, R. |.
1 G.. +. Gregory and L. II. Chapman re
turned today from a business trip Il
Boston and Brockton.
D. F. McElhinny of New York has beer
registered at the Brooks House this week
being in town on business
Mrs F. c. harrington returned yester
day from Boston, where she had beer
during the week on business.
Fred Cargill of Alburg superintendent
of schools, is spending the weekend il
town and with friends in Wilmington
Miss Christina Croll. of the Holsten
l'r cs an Register company is confin"'
20 her bed W tn severe threat trouble
james Johnston, jr, arrived this morn
ng from Washington y. C.. and went t
he Johnston summer home on AmeS hi
Georga Mathcr no wa- called re b,
tn death Of h's mother Mrs. Cottol
tIather, returned this morning to Orange
y. j.
, Mrs Matthew Howard is expected {
rctura today from a visit in EasthamI
ton, Mass, with her daughter, Mrs. .
". Greenwood
> Mrs. Helena d. Mathews, superintend
ent of the Melroee hospital, went to he
3 home in Springfield, Mass, this mornn
? for a few days stay.
+, Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Tenney went t
Springfield today to attend the funera
q OF WHY'S Russell. Mr. Tenney will &C
. "a one of the bearers.
T Mrs Ellis Johnson and son, who ha
been visiting here a week with her pal
ents, Mr. and Mrs B. c. Baldwin, rt
turned to Greenfield today.
Mrs. Kirk Bride of Burlington, VIII
had been spending two weeks here wit
her sister, Mrs. J. w. lizard, returne
5 TO her home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Knight, WI
n spent the winter in Philadelphia an
I Baltimore, returned yesterday and wi
d open their summer home at Drummer
: ton Center.
! Mrs. Rodney T. Wheeler has been
during the week with bronchitis in Il
home Of her sister, Mrs. F. c. Brow
:, of Bullock street. She is better but
I" unable to be out.
: Miss Norine Richmond, student in Il
: Bryant & Stratton business college
!. Boston, who has been visiting at h
!, home here during the week, will 60 t
" morrow to Greenfield returning to Bost'
Monday.
10 Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Rohde and daughte
!. Miss Dora. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Roh
% and John t. Tasker went to Springfield
= Mass, this morning TO attend the funer
~ this afternoon OF Mrs. George a. Corne
- A. l.. Rohde and Mr.. Tasker will act
bearers.
3 DIR. Ernest l.. Davis, NJ. r. c.,
T Springfield, Mass, has been promot
recently from captain to major at t
base hospital at Camp Devens, Ay,
- Mass. Major Davis has been santa
officer at the hospital. Major Davis
a son of John 4. Davis of Springfie
rs Mass, and formerly lived in Bratt
boro.