The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-01
REFoRNIER FRIDAY NovEnBER l. 1915
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Crossman have
taken tenement at 10 Reed street
Mrs. Homer X Galpin of Chicago is a
guest here Of her cousin, Mrs Andrew l..
Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs l.. w. Simonds and family
have moved from the Scott farm to 81
Reed street.
Mrs. Sarah A. Carpenter who lived at
62 Frost street, is now living at 80 South
Main street
John Rhodes. recently received news of
the safe arrival overseas of his son, Corp.
Albert S. Rhodes.
Mrs Fife Shaw went Wednesday to
Bellows Falls to attend the funeral of her
nephew, Mr.. Cannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher MeCourt
moved yesterday from AZ South Main
street to 81 Canal street.
Mrs William Morrill, of Portland, Me,
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fisk of Reed street
Leo LaFrance resumed work Yesterday
for the White River Chair Co, after an
absence on account of illness
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Murphy returned
last night after two weeks visit in
Worcester, Hartford, and Keene.
Miss Amelia PeIlerin of Baskerville
Mass, came Wednesday for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Peter Pellerin
Mrs. l.. NJ Randall of Newfane visited
her daughter, Mrs Horace Butterlield OF
grandview yesterday, returning home to-
day
Mr. and Mrs. c. w Bemis visited sun
day in Putney with her sister, Mrs. vii
liam Elmore. Mrs Elmore came yester
day to visit Mrs. Bemis until Saturday
Thomas Austin. ir., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas \. Austin, has been ac-
cepted for entry to the central officers
training school at Camp Lee, Peters
burg, Va. 1t is not known when he will
| leave.
Mr.. and Mrs Christopher McComt have
returned from Sharon, where they hac
been since Sunday on account Of the i'll
ness of her mother. Mrs Martha Walker
who is improving.
Philip Council Of - Canal street vii
return Monday to his work in Spring
! field, Mass, after two weeks lines,
with influenza Mr.. Connell was i'll il
| Springfield before coming to his home
/ Peter LaPlant has moved from the eros
by tenement house in the southern part o
Vernon street to Joseph Morse's cottag,
house in the north part of Vernon strict
Mr.. Morse and family moved recently t,
Brooklyn, y y
Miss Anna O'Neil returned Wednes
day evening TO Wheeling, W. Va, after
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uncle, John G. Baker. Miss O'Neil !,
head surgical nurse in the Ohio Valley
General Hospital at Wheeling
Mrs. Charles p Spencer left last eve
ming for Ann Arbor, Mich, on reeeip
of telegram that her daughter. Mis-
Alice Spencer. was critically i'll Will
pneumonia. Miss Spencer has been TAX
F., ing hospital course in nursing.
Mrs Witred Leveillec Of North Gro.
! memorable. Conn. is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pellerin Of Ellio
+ street for three weeks Mr. Leveillee an,
Mrs. Leveiies son, Ernest Gonyer, visite
r there Sunday, coming by automobile
Miss Marion T. II. Baker camesW cdnes
t day from Boston to her home ON Pear
e street She il convalescing from an il
[ ness with influenza She was I'll 4 Wee
1 in the Franklin Square House hospital bt
fore her mother brought her home
Mrs J 4 Bigelow. who has been VII
$ iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs T. W
e Boyle Of South Main street, will retur
tomorrow to her home in New Ipswicl
+ \. II Mrs Bigelow also visited her brotl
: en-, Charles Boyle and family in Whit
e River Junction
+ Nh and Mrs A. W Harwood went ye-
+ tcrday to Greenfield by automobile t
meet their daughter Mrs Benjamin knal
= ton AMI her daughter, Miss Billie knaI
: ton OF adams, Mass. Mrs knapton wi
visit her parents until Saturday. Mis-
9 knapton win remain in town and resun
) her studies at the Bratteboro Bushes
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