The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Mrs Galpin of Hartford, Conn, has
been guest this,week at Linden Lodge
w. H. Phillips is working at Louis
Allen s news stand in the union sta,
ton.
Charles NJ. Colt is in Keene today ON
business for the Durham Brothers com
pany. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Riley of platts- |
burg. n, u, are visiting DR.. George r. /
Mrs. Henry Kane of Western avenue
is spending the day in 'Putney with Mrs.
w. II. Dickinson. ita rs
Miss Ida Higgins of Greenfield
spent the week end here with. her sister,
Mrs. Oscar Whitney.
Miss Mary Doyle, who had been i'll,
has resumed work in the Holstein-Fri-
sian association Offices.
Attorney o. B: Hughes, returned this
morning from londonderry where he
had teen on business.
Miss Marbelle Spaulding has re-
turned to her work for Houghton &
Simonds, after vacation.
Mrs. Harvey W. Sanders of Green
field has been visiting here several days
with Mr.. aud. Mrs. Ernest Harris.
Miss Theresa Shea, who had been Wis
iting, Miss Katherine Guiheen returned
today to her home in Holyoke, Mass.
Miss Eloise Sanders, who underwent
an operation this week in the Brattle-
boro Memorial hospital, is comfortable.
Miss Florence Allen, teacher in the
Greenfield high school, is spending
week s vacation at, her home on Canal
street. s.,. .e....~
Mrs Charles Cakes returned last
night from Enosburg Falls, where she
visited 10 days with her mother and
sisters. @
Mrs. Carrie Warner returned yester-
day from weeks visit with Mrs.
Albert H. Hunt and family in Nashua,
N. H.
Miss Kathleen Larkin of Springfield,
Mass, is spending a week with her
aunt, Mrs. o. f. Moore of IS Canal
street.
Mrs Frank Holland and daughter
of Bellows Falls arc visiting here with
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs L. B.
Yauvey.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Adams of West
Townshepa were called here yesterday
to attend the funeral of his nephew, Fl.
Verne Adams.
Prof George X Clterrie, who has just
returned from an extended stay in
South America. is in town on his way to
his home in. Newfane.
Clarence E. Merrill. teller for the
Brattlehoro Trust company, who has
been seriously i'll with pneumonia, is
nov improving slowly.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Dette of New
York city came yesterday to visit Mrs
Dette 5 parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ
/ Knight. at the Brooks House
! Private Albert s. Rhodes, formerly
of the 57ths pioneer regiment, has re
/ eeived his discharge from the service
and returned 80. his home here.
| Lieut.. and Mrs HaroldfW. Mason are
Iexpeeted tonight from New York. where
they have been the past nfew days, go.
ling there from Washington. D, C.
Mr.. and Mrs John Knight. who had
been spending several months at tht
1 Brooks House, went went this after
! noon to their1lhome in Dummerston.
! Miss L. N. Niles of Portsmouth, y
| H., came last night to visit a few day.
her brother. Charles Niles OF Putne,
roat
Hallam TuPton of Bellows Falls Wis
tied here the first of the week with Mrs
Turton and son. who are spending tw,
weeks here with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. o. II. ETlis.
Misses Helen aud Irene Perry o
/ charlcstowrs \. H., spen; Monday her
with their sister, Miss Esther Perry
! who IS q student in the Brattlebor
Business Institute
Dr. ". r. Noyes. who Is in The Brat
tleboro Memorial hospital Ill with Then
matte fever is gaining and il is ex
pectcd that he viii be able 10 90 t
| his home later in the week.
r Mr.. and Mrs Fred II. Harris OF Bur
| lington came Saturday to spend the hol
day inftown. Mrs. Harris is remainin
for . tWo-weeks visit-with her parent.
Mr. and Mrs. f. T. Reed Of Putney roac
Miss Lena Evans. operator in the tel
ephone exchange, is SPENDING a week
! vacation. in Springfield Mass Mr.
Charles Squires went Hhere with Mis-
, Evans Friday 10 remain over the weef
emil
J Mr.. and AIRS Charles +. Binehal
have hired an apaEtnentsin the Mar
, ley building or High street, the bung;
/ low on High Lawn road, where the
/ now live, having been sold to Haze
iStockwell.
! Miss Helen Martin. who is taking
J course IN nursing in the Presbyteria
a hospital in New York city. came Tn
/, morning to her home on Linden stree
). where. she will convalesce from an II
t ness with rhel Aat.e fever
Ralph G. Root who had been pha
{ macist's mar atiarcd 8. the chelse
: naval hospital he past few weeks, hs
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