The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-05-04
PERSONAL.

IN town today on business.
Miss Una Rice is visiting in Hinsdale
with friends over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyman f. Holden are
spending the day in Springfield, Mass.
c w. Reed was in Springfield (Vt.)
yesterday on business for E. Crosby &
Co.
f. H. Chapman will leave tomorrow
for Albany, n. Y, on business trip,
going by automobile.
Mrs. Peter Mclaughlin of Hartford,
Conn, came Last night to remain in
town over the week end
Miss Alice Richardson went this
morning to Albany, n. Y, to spend a
week s vacation with friends.
Mrs. T. T. Britain was called this
afternoon to Orange, y. j.. on account
of the death of her father, W. H. Flagg.
Alfred NJ Dame, professor of Latin and
Greek at Williams college will spend the
week end with his sister, Mrs. ]. ".
Adams.
Robert Angler of the Harvard radio
school at Cambridge, Mass, is expected
tonight to visit at his home on Canal
street over Sunday.
Lieut.. A. c. Rate is expected today
to visit at his home in town over Sun
day. Lieut. Rate Is stationed at Camp
Devens, Aver, Mass.
Miss Clara Tarbox, clerk in Good
new, Pearson & Hunt s store, is at her
home in Dummerston on account of the
illness of her mother.
Frank f. Howe, publisher of the Ben
nington Banner, returned home today
after visiting his mother, Mrs. Laura A.
Howe of Pearl street.
Arvine Pike, who fell recently from
the roof of house while at work, and
sustained an impacted fracture of one
shoulder, is improving.
Mrs. John W Porter of Holbrook
Mass, came yesterday to be guest in
the home of her sister, Mrs. Leroy II
Wagner, until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Morehouse
went this afternoon to Nottingham tC
remain over Sunday with her parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Goodnow.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Smith and Miss
| Adeline Shattuck went today to Town
shend where the burial of their uncle
Charles Holland, will take place today
Harry Pike returned last night from
| Burlington, where he had been five
weeks. He attended a meeting Of thu
/ Vermont State Optical society in Bur
lington this week.
Mrs Hugo Kahl came today from
Pittsburg, Pa, and Is guest of Mrs
S. s. Hunt of Green street. The
burial Of Mrs. Kahl's mother. Mrs
Susan A. Proutv, who died Feb. II
will take place tomorrow at l o'clocl
in the Guilford cemetery.
Mrs. Julia Cooley received lette
this morning from her son. Lieut.. Co!
Walter o. Cooley, announcing his SAT-
arrival in France The letter VS.
mailed April - and was written a
sea, Lieut.. Col. Cooley spok
OF having a pleasant voyage.
Mrs. Ethel Haviland, Miss W.
Hunt, Mrs. Katherine Ttley and A. !
I TrfrP viii leave tonight for Buffalo
\. V. to drive back Buick cars for tn
Brattlehoro Buick company. They wi
he accompanied by Mrs. NJ. N. Tucker
Mrs. Howard Farwell and Miss Ger
trRde l.. Hunt.
g. Tonseth will leave here May
for Boston. where he has accepted
position with the Anderson Brother
Munition Co, of which firm his brotl
er-in-law is senior partner. Mr.. Tor
seth has been employed here sewers
years by the White River Chair con
pany His family will join aim thel
later.
Miss Hazel Provost, student in I'll
. Clawson Hamilton business college, hG
= been obliged to be at her home in Be
:, lows Falls during the week on accoul
of the illness of her mother She wi
!. 90 today to Burlington to attend Il
commencement at the University
Vermont, her brother being one of Il
! graduates.
; Mrs Margaret Marion went tn
2 morning to Gardner, Mass, where 81
il will take two months course in Il
l. Haywood Memorial hospital, which
!. a part OF the training in the Thompsc
d school for training attendants al
e household nurses Mrs. Marion h
y. been taking course at the Mutual A
r association.
( Miss Shields. superintendent of t
- Memorial hospital Miss Fandel, sup
>; intcndent of the Mutual Aid associ
u ton, and Miss Wakefield, of Belo,
' Falls, in charge of the school nursin
y went today to Cleveland. Ohio, whe
+ they will attend the annual conferen
of the American Nurses associate
The National League for Nursing Ed
cation and the National Organizati
n for Public Health Nursing, held the
from May 6 to II, inclusive.
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JANDGROVE