The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-07
PERSONAL.

Z. +. Lindsey, mail carrier, is i'll in
his home on Grove street.
Mr.. and Mrs Roland Clark spent
the weekend in Bellows Falls
Edward Moran visited Edward Bar
rett i'll Bellows Falls over Sunday
Miss Charlotte futile, who has been
i'll with bronchitis a week, is gaining
a little
Miss Louise Mann, bookkeeper in J.
f. Mann S store, is III in her home on
Pine street.
Mrs. Clarence w. Reed, who has been
confined to her home by illness several
days, is improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Prouty and his lit
tie girl, who had been here for Il visit,
returned to their home in Newark, n. j.,
yesterday.
Frank Washington of Rockford. ILL.,,
visited here over Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Washington Of
Green street.
Miss Ethel Millington and sister, Miss
Julia Millington visited in Greenfield
with another sister, Mrs. Leroy Gaines,
over Sunday.
|.
ing III the home of Mrs. f. |. Swift
during the latter 5 absence in West
Boylston, Mass.
L. w. Churchill of South Londonder-
ny, brother of Ralph Churchill Of Brat
tleboro, was brought here this morning
to the Memorial hospital
b. L. jerks and family have moved
| from their home on the West river road
! in with the family of Clarence Moon on
Frost place to conserve fuel
Mrs. L. H. Perry of Springfield (Vt.)
visited in town over Sunday with her
daughter, Miss Dorothy Perry, at Louis
| ID. Harris s on High street.
Capt. Thomas Rice, NJ. D., left Sat
urday for New York on his way to
Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va, after a few
/ days furlongh at his home in town.
Mrs. Anna Proctor returned this
morning TO her work in J. E. Mann s
| drygoods store, after having spent a
week S vacation at her home in town.
Charles j. Corwin, assistant deputy
collector of the income tax division OF
the Boston state house, spent the week.
end with Mrs. r. A. Whitney and fam.
lily.
Rev. Mason w. Sharp returned this
morning to resume his studies in the
Boston university, after visiting his par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. L. w. Sharp, two
weeks.
Miss Florence Doyle, who had been
visiting here two weeks with her moth.
er and sister on Clark street, returned
Saturday to Mortified (Et.), where sht
attends school.
Miss Elizabeth Griffin, student in the
! Capin school for young women, who had
been spending several days i'll Brattle
borO with friends, returned this morn
ing to Northampton.
Mrs. Erwin French finished work Sat
urday night in j. +. Mann 5 store. Mr.
and Mrs. French will begin housekeep
ling on Grove street IN the house occu
ipied by DR.. B. f. White.
Miss jeanette Smith left Saturday fol
Cambridge, Mass, where she is stu
dent in the Sargent School of Physica
Culture. Miss Smith visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Burr Smith, owe
the holidays.
Mrs. f. NJ. Smith Went yesterday
Ito Charlestown, y. H., called there by
tlIt Ntst ii bl HtE bIbluti, JOSldu / III
Imam. Mr.. Smith went there this morn
ling to attend the funeral today. TIL,
body was brought this afternoon I,
Brattleboro to be placed in Prospee
Hill tomb.
| Upon receipt Of telegram from the
Curtis Aviation school Friday Fred II
Harris left that day for Miami, Fla.
whore he will continue his training il
the aviation service. Mr.. Harris has
been waiting, expecting to be ordere,
to Florida, for the past six weeks.
Miss Marjorie Waterman, Miss Char
lotte Hiidreth, Miss Hildegarde Babb
who have been visiting ut their home
in town since before Christmas, returne'
this morning to New York, where the,
are students in Columbia university
Miss Edith Babb also of New York, re
turned to that city this morning.