The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-28
PERSONAL.

Truxton Britain is i'll with influenza.
Mrs. Wilfred Filon is i'll with in
fuenza.
Alfred Greenwood is spending the
day in Springfield, Mass
Attorney and Mrs. Arthur V. d. Pi-
per are i'll with influenza.
Mrs. Luther Miller is recovering
from an illness with influenza.
Mrs Myron p Davis of Greenfield
is spending the day in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Frank Pratt went Thursday to
her former home in Bennington to visit
a month.
Samuel H. Mixer is i'll in the home
of his daughter, Mrs Harry Kendrick,
IN Greenfield, Mass.
Wallis Goldsmith of the U. s. s.
Skink visited Mt his home on North
street over the week end.
Mrs Charles Gray Of Hinsdale is n
guest today of Mr.. and Mrs. f. II Dav-
export of West Brattleboro.
Webster Gay. has taken a position
in the drygoods department in Good.
now, Pearson & Hunt S store.
Private Edward Stockwell, who has
been seriously i'll with influenza at
Potsdam, y. y, is improving.
d. Frank Shea. who has been i'll with
influenza, now has pneumonia Mrs.
Harry Wales, is caring for him.
Richard Davis resumed work this
morning for Goodnow, Pearson & Hunt,
after having been i'll several weeks.
Stewart Stearns of Dartmouth col
| lege visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Walter :. Stearns, over the week end.
Miss Mary Hooker has finished work
for the Brattleboro News company She
will 90 to Providence, r. l., to make
her home.
Mrs. Nellie Archer and Mrs Narga-
ret Gatty went today to Allentown. y.
Y, to spend some time at Miss Arch
err s home.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Sampson and Mrs
visited here with friends the latter
part of the week.
| II. j. Bonville. who was guest
over Sunday in the home of his sister
Mrs. +. J. Snyder, left for his home in
Fair Haven this morning.
John Chandler and daughter and hei
husband, Mr.. and Mrs Pierce of Nal
den, Mass, were registered at the
Brooks House over Sunday
Claude W. Amidon, who has been Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, L. w
Amidon of SO Canal street, returned t,
Boston yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Lyman Streeter re
turned this morning from Putne!
where they visited her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Crawford, over yesterday.
Mrs. F. T. Parsons closed her summer
home on Ames hill yesterday and lief
for Washington, u. C. A party O.
guests there and the servants left Sat
urday.
Miss Clara Perry returned to Auburn
dale. Mass, Saturday to resume he
studies at Lasell seminary, which ha,
been closed on account of the epidemi
of influenza.
Constance NJ. Adams, physical drec
tor in the schools of Holley " V, cam
Saturday to stay week with her moth
or, Mrs. j. NJ Adams The schools ar
closed on account of the epidemic.
Roger sherman, Guy Betterley am
Arthur Manlev went last night to Han
over, y. H.. where they will take ex
aminations today for admission +
Dartmouth college for special miltar,
training.
Fred Stockwell and son, Ernest, an
daughter, Miss Madeline. and nice,
Miss Gladys. StockweH, all Of Somer
Vile, Mass. visited here over Sunda
with relatives. They were regstere
at the Brooks House
Mrs H. " Slater of Webster Mass
and sister, Mrs Hunt Slater of Wasf
ington, d. c., daughters of the lat
William Morris Hunt. were registere
at the Brooks House over Saturda
night They came here from thei
summer home at Bar Harbor, Me.
Albert Thomas, who has been en-
[ ployed at the Estey Organ plant til
: past l6 years has taken employmer
: in the packing room at the Dunbar
: Brothers Co. s wholesale department
Wilfred Carlson and Will Brown, fo
merlv at the Estev plant, also have b,
gun work in the wholesale department
: Privatcs Hazcn +. Stockwel, Fran
: A. Dimes, Leslie w. Dimes. Harol
: Chandler. GRAY Goddard. Harold
|, Shea of Brattleboro and Harold Crosb
of DummerSton visited at their HON,
! from Saturday until last evening The
returncd to Camp Dcyens, Aver, Mas
4 by automobile. Louis l. Allen takir
them in his ear