The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-05
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Thomas Carvey of Fair Haven
| is a guest of Mrs. G. c. Martell
Carl Smith of Turner's Falls was a
visitor here with friends over Thursday
evening
J. G. Dalton and family are moving
| from the Manley apartments to 62
| Central street.
+, Miss Bertha Thomas of HinsdaIe has
taken a position in the office of the
Purebred Live Stock Sales Co.
Miss Margaret McGinn has returned
from Windsor Locks, Conn, where she
visited at her home a few days.
Miss Mildred Porter of the Holstein-
Friesian Register Co. IS office, went this
afternoon to her home in Wardsboro to
Istay over Sunday.
Harry A. Pike, who has been spend
ing two weeks at his home in town, viii
leave tomorrow for a trip in the north
ern part of the state.
Mrs. Raymond S. Richardson of Low
vile, n. Y, came Wednesday to spend
two weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry R. Brown.
Mrs. V. G. Gardner and son. Harold,
of Greenfield came last night to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry J.
Farwell of Myrtle street.
Mrs G. A. Harris returned yesterday
: from month s stay in Miami, Fla.
Miss Evelyn Harris, who had been with
her, remained for short stay in New
= York city.
! Mrs. H. A. Belden is spending the
weekend in town with her sister, Mrs
S. t. Davenport, who is seriously i'll
! Mrs. Belden has closed her home in Der.
nardston, Mass.
| Mrs. Agnes Pike and granddaughter
t Miss Grace Pike, who spent the winter
q months in the home of G. R. Frank OF
+ High street, have reopened their home
lon Western avenue.
! Miss Florence Houghton, student a
:, the Whiting school in South Sudbury
!, will return there Monday. after visit
:. ing here with her grandparents, Mr.. ans
Il Mrs. George A. Houghton of 20 Clarl
! street.
el Miss Una Rice of Boston is expected
le today to spend the weekend here will
s. her sister, Mrs. Ina Mcdonald Mis-.
e Rice has a position in Boston in the en-
Re ployment agency for the returned sol
= diers and sailors.
d Miss Dorothy Denning has returned
'e from New London, Conn, where she Wis
a. tied her sister, Mrs Thomas Sisk. Mas
d ter James Sisk accompanied her her
1. for a visit with his grandparents, MI
n and Mrs. ]. 7. Denning
e Mrs. Wayne NJ Reed, who had bee,
q visiting in Hartford, Conn, was il
town yesterday on her way to her HON
in Montpelier. Her son, Marshall Reec
who remained here with his grandmotl
er, Mrs. NJ. j. Reed accompanied he
to Montpelier.
C. W. Reed, Hyland Tasker and Gilt
ton Barrett will go tomorrow t
Charlestown, n. H., to make prepare
ID items for opening the store which |
~ Crosby & Co. recently bought Mr. Ba
g rett will assume the management q
Ill the store which will be ready for bu
mess Monday morning
: Word was received here yesterday c
: the critical illness of Mrs Margaret
- Gatty. who went TO Florida in JanuaT
- with Mrs Charles o. Robbins and Mi.
- Gertrude Hunt. Mrs. Gatty was take
to hospital in St Petersburg. Fla
about two weeks ago. where it deve
oped that she was suffering from aeu
Brights disease. The physician advise
to her immediate return to Brattlebor
where she arrived today, aceompani,
by a nurse, DR.. G. R. Anderson al
ns Miss Pearl G. Gibson, who aceompanit
N Mrs Gatty from Florida. Washingt,
me and New York, respectively. She w
IN taken to the Memorial hospital Nh
Gatty has for the past score of year
it'll since coming from her home in Londo
It'll lived in the family of Maj and Nh
+. W. Childs