The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-22
PERSONAL.

yesterday on business.
Walter NJ. Robbins has begun work at
the Brattleboro News Co.'S store
Patrick Moran of Beech street is
confined to his home by illness.
Mrs. Abbott Stone of Greenfield, for
merly of Brattleboro, is visitor here
today.
Mrs Nellie Rogers of Pearl street is
visiting for several weeks in Acworth,
n H.
Miss Mckinnon, nurse, was called last
night to Northampton, Mass, on profess
sional work.
Fred Stewart has CONT to Bennington,
where he will spend the winter at the
Soldiers Home.
Miss Ruth Danyew is having a
week s vacation from her work at the
telephone exchange.
Ray Deane of West Townshend Wis
tied his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. J. Allen, Tuesday.
Walter w kroger of Phillipsburg.
Mont, came today to visit in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. II. f. c. Toedt.
Miss Minnie Moran of New York city
is visiting in the home of her uncle
Patrick Moran, of Beech street.
Mrs. Frank Smith of Webster, Mass,
came Tuesday to visit her mother, Mrs.
Mary McGrath of Elliot street.
Miss Louise Mann returned to her
work as bookkeeper in Mann's store this
morning, after a few days illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houghton Seaverns left
yesterday by automobile for Boston,
where they will remain over the week
end.
Miss Elizabeth Moran is having
few days vacation this week from her
duties at the Brattleboro Trust COM
pany.
Floyd Mann, who has enlisted in the
merchant marine, received a call this
morning and will report for duty next
week.
Mrs. Eliza Hazelton and her son, w.
B. Hazelton, and his wife and daugh-
ter of Newfane were recent guests of
Mrs. J. l.. Gates.
James II. Allen, sr., of Jaamica Plain.
Mass, who had been here to see his son,
James H. Allen, ir., who is ILL., has re-
turned to his home
William Baker of the L. S. s. Shuttle
is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. j. Baker of Highland street for a
| tive-days furlough.
Mrs. Nora Longueil will return Sat
urday to Portsmouth, \. H., after car
| ing two weeks for her mother, Mrs.
Burnett, of Dummerston.
John Aher. who is stationed at Camp
Hendricks, Lakehurst, y. j.. came last
might TO his home here to spend a five
days furlough He is in the gas defense
detachment
G. C. Maxson and family will move
next week from Washington street to
/ Fitchburg, Mass, where he has en-
/ ployment and has been working there
several weeks.
Miss katherine McNamee, who has
been visiting several weeks in New
York city, has returned and is visiting
for the present with her sister, Mrs
/ Patrick Flynn of Morningside
Lester 5 Barber has returned from
Journey, Mass where he went to do work
in the electrical line at the shipbuildins
yards. Mr.. Barber decided to not accept
the position after he arrived there.
4 cable was received "Wednesday
from Joseph Austin of the L. S. S. Lake
Ontario of his arrival at Fort William
Scotland. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs
James Austin of South Main street.
Miss Margaret Brosnahan. formerly
of the firm of Brosnahan & Sullivan
moved Monday from 81 Clark street Il
the home of her sister, Mrs. Catherine
Brosnahan of Beech street, where she
will make her home
Mrs. Ray Greene and four children OF
Worcester, Mass, will come today t,
visit until after Thanksgiving with hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Hunt
Mr.. Greene will spend Thanksgiving
here with them.
Attorney General and Mrs. II. G.. Bar
Der will return this afternoon by auto
mobile from Montpelier, where they went
last week, Mr.. Barber having bushes.
before the Washington county grand
Jury.
Mrs. Henry J. Allen received let
ter yesterday from her son, First Clas:
Private Dorr W. Allen, of Fort Adams
Newport, R. l., saying that he had re
covered from an illness of influenza
and has been out of the hospital about
a week
Mrs. Albert Whitton of Hartford
Conn, visited recently in the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. f. S. Tubbs, o.
South Main street. She was accom-
} panied home by Mrs. Tubbs and daugh
ter, Leona, and son, Raymond. Mr.
Tubbs went after them Monday by au
tomoble. They returned Tuesday
Miss Beatrice Bennett of Clark street
whose 10Th birthday anniversary wa
: Nov. IL, on account of the Victory cele
bration observed it the 18th by givin,
a party in the evening from 100 t,
10 o'clock to II of her friends. Re
freshmcnts were served. Games wer
played and vietrola music enjoyed. TIL
dining room was trimmed with re,
Christmas bells and streamers of col
!. ored crepe paper. She received 10 use
full presents.
. WATSON'S TEAM WINS.
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