The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-25
PERSONAL.

H. y. I1oNlc VI AecHe, IoIlneIIN OF L
Brattleboro, was visitor in town the
latter part Of the week
Reuben Brown, clerk in the Thomas
pharmacy, IS at his work again after
an illness with tonsilitis.
Miss Anna Schorling has returned to
work for the spring season in Mrs. G. |
II. Smith s millinery shop.
Miss Edith Washington and Miss
Nesta Proctor spent Washington S
birthday III Springfield, Mass.
Charles Pettee of Dorchester, Mass. |
spent the weekend with Mrs Pettee |
at \. +. Hill s of Western avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Brown of Crosby |
block was taken Saturday to the Me |
mortal hospital for medical treatment.
Mrs. G. a Wood, trimmer for Don
nell Davis, milliners resumed work
there this morning after month s va
cation
Miss Susan Hanrahan will 90 tomor-
row to New York to buy goods for the
Specially Shop. She will be away until
Friday.
Lieut.. Frank P. Philbrick of Camp
fevens, Aver, Mass, was a guest at
w. I. Haigh S on Linden street over
yesterday.
Mrs. J. L. Clifford, who had been
visiting her son, Frank p. Barber, and
| family, returned yesterday to Spring
| field, Mass.
Mrs. John Tucker, bookkeeper Tor
| ioughton q Simonds, has returned
from visit with her parents in West
minister West.
John Slabough, student in Dartmouth
! college, was a guest over SUNDAY of
Mr. and Mrs G. T. Sherman at the
Brooks House.
| John Gilmore has returned to Brattle-
boro as salesman for the Vermont Auto
Sales corporation while waiting his call
for naval aviation.
G. ". Reed and W. A Wilcox went
thi9 morning to Boston. where they
viii attend tomorrow meeting of the
! food administration.
John Warren Hamilton, who is en-
ploved III Springfield, Mass, visited his
/ parents, Or. and Mrs. Fremont Hamil-
ton over the weekend.
United States Marshal Arthur P. Car,
Ipenter will 90 to Burlington today to at
Itend United States court. The grand
Jury will meet tomorrow.
Mrs, r. L Simpson OF New Haven,
| Conn, and brother, Walter Pettee of
New York, We're guests over Sunday of
DIR. and Mrs \. l.. Pettee.
Mrs. II. B, Hutehins of rs Elm street.
who has been seriously i'll threatened
with pneumonia, Is slowly improving
y nurse is attending her
Mrs. u. 6. Huntley of Stanstead,
p. G, and son, l.. r. Huntley Of Lyn-
douyille, came yesterday to visit a few
lays at DR.. W. R. Moves s.
Chester \. Emery received news yes
terdav of the death Of his father in
Wallingford, this state He left this
morning to attend the funeral.
Mrs John Bardcn, clerk in the dress
goods department of IIoughton & 81
monds 5 store, is having a vacation
from her work, beginning today.
Miss Louise LaBelle. stenographer
for the Fisk Rubber Co. in Chicopee
Falls, Mass, visited her sister. Mrs.
Leslie Allen of Organ street over Sun
day,
Mrs Henry R, Brown expects to
, leave Wednesday for San Antonio,
Texas, where she will spend month
/ with her daughter, Mrs. Raymond S
Richardson.
A. J. Bowers will 90 today to Mil
ford, Conn, on business for the rs
tcv Organ Co and Mrs Bowers will
4 go to Philadelphia. They viii be away
several weeks.
II Miss Ruth Prentiss came Friday from
+ Montpelier to visit her parents, Mr.
Il and Mrs. G. II. Prentiss of West Brat
1 tlehoro, over Sunday. She returned t.
Il Montpelier today.
Ii Miss Mary J. Donnell went this
Il morning to New York whore she vii
Il remain during the week studying
II spring styles in millinery and buying
Il for Donneu & Davis.
Il Mrs Harold Webster returned Sat
II urdav from 4 weeks visit with he
| mother, Mrs. Ida Higgins in Hinsdalo
: She resumed work today in J. L
Mann S drggoods store.
Senator Abraham Footc Of Cornwall
q nephew of Hiram Bingham of tn
Dickinson farm, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Bingham over the weekend and wen
today to Springfield, Mass, on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. y p Simonds went thi
morning to New Britain, Conn, wher
they will attend the funeral of Mrs
- Simonds $ brother-in-law, j. Vivian
:, Mr. Simonds will go from there to New
II York on business
Prof. Arthur ". Peach of Norwic
university made his mother, Mrs. G. !
Moran, a brief visit Saturday on hi
way home from Boston, where he was
speaker and guest at the annual bar
quot Of the Norwich University Alumr
e association.
Miss Maude A. Taft, daughter Q
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taft of West Dun
nerston, has been assigned to duty q
.. Camp Meade, in Maryland, as graz
uate nurse in the operating room |
Il the hospital Miss Taft was formerl
le, Of Brattleboro
y Mrs Sarah Griffin of St Adams, wh
II spent the week end in town, left tn
he morning for New York 10 buy good
ze Tor the store where she is employed