The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-18
PERSONAL.

terday on business.
Charles Prescott is i'll with grip IN
his home on South Main street.
Miss Lillian Douglass went Tuesday
to Concord, n. H., to spend several
days.
Mrs. D. w. Feleh went to Keene
Wednesday to visit relatives a few
days.
Nathan Cushion of Claremont, \. H., |
was visitor in town yesterday with !
friends
Miss Louise A. Babbitt of Pearl
street is spending several days in Ath-
oil, Mass. !
Kimball Hodge of Hinsdale began
as engineer.
Harold Smith of Bellows Falls Wis
tied in the home of his aunt, Mrs. j.
l.. Ryan recently.
Mrs. Florence Cowles of Brookline,
and Lawyer j. w. Burnett, are regis
tered at the Brooks House.
Miss Lila Mather of Marlboro is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Irving Akeley of
Myrtle street, several weeks
Miss Della Sherman, who is in the
Brattleboro Memorial hospital for med
zeal treatment, is some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Beckman will move
Monday from Mrs NJ. s. Jones S house
on Oak street to Pearl street.
j. Naughnan has returned to Boston
after visit here in the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Henry f. Whitney, jr.
II. D. Barnes, formerly employed BY
the Estey Organ company, has begun
work for the Central Vermont railroad.
| E. j. Guthrie of New London, Conn,
superintendent of the Central Vermont
railroad, was in town yesterday on bust
| ness.
Arthur F. Jacobs of Frost place has
finished work for the White River Chair
Co. and begun work for the Central
Vermont railroad
Lewis Brown resumed work this
morning in the ret Ill department of the
Durham Brothers ompany, after being
housed several days.
Mrs Benjamin Knapton Of Adams
Mass, recently visited for few days
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Har-
wood of Clark street.
Major Walter 0. Cooley came last
: night from Newport News where he is
stationed, to visit his mother, Mrs
Julia Y. Cooley until Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur w. Childs, who had beer
guest of Major and Mrs. F. W. Child'
week. returned this morning to he1
home in Manchester, n H. She was ac
companied by Mrs. Margaret L. Gatty
Mrs. William Anderson and five chill
dren of South Londonderry visited ;
few days recently with her mother-in
/ law, Mrs Michael Duggan of Vernon
4 street.
$ F. f. Wood has finished work 70
0 the Crystal Springs Ice. Co. He ha
e returned to work for the Central Yer
n mont railroad where he was formerl.
employed.
: William Hazelton and daughter, Ma
d belle, of Newfane were guests Monda
!, of Mrs. J. L. Gates. Miss Hazelto
d has taken a position at the HOLSTER
u office and is boarding with Mrs. Gate
a at % Canal street.
n Ira A. Richardson. who has been en-
e ployed in South Windham, and VIII
has q room in the home of Henry ,
l. Allen of Canal street, has been i'll nea
q " three weeks with sciatic rheumatisl
o and neuritis He is improving.
- James Oak, who has been superb
,, tendent for the National Automat
Co., has finished work there and hi
= gone to Troy, \. y, where he is for
man in a machine shop. c. G. Maxso
Z who had been assistant superintendent
- - has taken Mr.. Oak s place as superb
- tendent
w Mrs. katherine Bondville is critical
t. i'll in the home of her daughter, MI
ct f. J. Snyder of Elliot street MI
is Bondville suffered a hemorrhage
IN the brain yesterday morning. II
8 son, Harry Bondville of Fair Have
"a (yt) and daughter, Mrs. Martin Z
as gan Of Springfield, Mass, We're call,
he here last night
It Tomorrow, Saturday, will be ch