The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-26
PERSONAL.

ness in his home on South Main street.
Mrs. Frank Dewitt of Newfane is
spending the day in town with friends.
Mrs. Henry H. Crosby went this
morning to New York for few days
stay.
Mrs. John Phelps of Mortified,
Mass, is spending the day in Brattle-
boro.
Livervman NJ NJ Tucker is able to
BE-. out again, aftcl, an operation for ap-
/ pondicitis.C g. G&Il}N'T-< Y - i
- Miss Emma Mixer resumed work
Monday ifOF 'Dohnelk& Davis, 1nillhncGs,
Tor tho spring season..
MIS-. G. II. Smith went Yesterday to
Boston to buy spring millinery. She
will be away during the week.
.ME.a and Atps. L.. Frank Shea went to
New York Monday. They are ex.
pected to return tomorrow.
Wayne D. Mcyeigh left yesterday for
Montpelier to take examinations, hav-
ing enlisted in the lst Vermont infantry.
Secretary II. +. Stiegler Of the board
of trade returned this morning from a
| few days Whit with his parents in
! Lawrence, Mass.
Miss Caroline Fandel, superintendent
of the Mutual Aid association, returned
| this morning from Boston, where she
| had been several days.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. W. Gilman went this
| morning TO Boston to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert A Stickney Mr.. Gil
man also is on a business trip.
II. l.. Odds and c. A Forest of the
Twin State Gas & Electric Co were III
! New York yesterday on business for
the company. They returned this morn.
/ in2.
Miss Ruth Fifeld, student in the
| Clawson- Hamilton business college
| spent the week end at her home in
White River Junction, returning yes
terday.
Mrs, c. Spoon, who is employed as
| waitress at Hoadley's cafe, has re.
sumed work there after having been
confined to her room on Main street by
illness.
Miss Margaret DOYLE. who has 3
bstenographic position III Boston, re
turned there yesterday after having
spent several days with her mother OF
Clark street.
Miss Grace Pratt of the Holstein
! Frleslan office force went today to he
home in East Dover to attend the 40tf
wedding anniversary of her parents
! Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Pratt.
Charles r. Otis of the Otis Elevate
company of Yonkers, n. Y. who will
Mrs. Otis has been living for severa
months at Hotel Northticld. Mortified
Mass, was visitor in town YESTERDAY
Miss Gladys Adams returned thi
, morning from Boston, where she hat
, been guest several days of Miss No
rlne Richmond of this town. who is
etudent in the Burdett business college
. Franklin c. Lewis of Leonia. \. !
! and brother, Alfred c. Lewis of Taun
ton Mass, who were called here b,
the death of their aunt. Mrs. abb
NJ. Harlow, left yesterday for thei
homes.
, Miss Irene Long, who has had pc
sition as stenographer in Springfield
Mass, will return to Brattlcboro an
take position in the office of the Dun
ham Brothers company, where she<prt
viouslr was employed.
Col. Thomas Harmon of Bennineto
has received letter from his son, Cap
, }. b. Harmon, who Is stationed 4
+ camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga. III whie
4. he states that he is now attached t
d the conrmissary department
Fred p. Thompson of Boston wa
/ called here yesterday on account of TIL
illness of his mother, Mrs Mary Thomf
son, who is staying in the home of Mr.
L 4 30 &c
Mrs. Thompson is more comfortable Il
g day
Miss Mary w. Barrett, formcrI
EStenographer for Chase & Chase, law
yers, will leave this week for Washing
e ton, ID. c., TO take position in the bu
[ reau OF war risk insurance. Miss Bal
rett has just completed a course in civ
service in the Clawson- Hamilton bus
; ness college.
Miss Dorothy Knight will leave Fri
, day for Washington, D.. c., where sh
, will take a government position in tn
bureau of war risk insurance. Nj
knight, who graduated from the Brat
tleboro high school last June, has jus
completed a civil service course at tn
! Clawson Hamilton business college.
II Lawreace Thomas, Youngest son o
! Mr. anF Mrs. Albert Thomas Of Bel
r mont avenue, who injured his kne
: three weeks ago while riding on n sle(
: Is still unable to use the leg. A recen
A-ray examination has disclosed
. dwelling jim the socket of the ioin
. which makes it impossible to bend i
{ Mr.. and Mrs Irving c. Ellis and sol
/. Gilman, are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. {
+ L. Morse of Rutland at their home o
o SPellman Terrace They expect t
5 leave there about March /. Mr.. ELI
4 Is attending to his duties a9 incom
5 tax Inspector Mrs. Ellis and 50
, joined Mr.. EIlia there last week. h
: having been in Rutland several week
q The private sale of household oooG
at the Tenney house, 10 Walnut stree
will close Wednesday night We hay
q fine roll top desk, chamber suit an
many articles worth your notice. Al
YOU getting some of the bargains
ADV. 30G-307
t AMERICAN PERSISTED.
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