The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-02
PERSONAL.

Floyd Mann began work this week for
the Eddy hottling company.
Mrs. Charles Dickinson of Williams !
Vile is visitor in town today.
Mrs. Scion A. Richmond will finish !
work Saturday for the Estey Organ Go.
f. A. Brazer has returned from a |
weeks visit with his family in Jamaica.
Mrs. Thomas A. Austin of Grove street,
who has been i'll several weeks, is gaining
slowly.
Miss Florence Holden returned last
night from visit in Boston and Spring
field, Mass.
Miss Adeline Shattuck has been called
TO Townshend on account of the illness of
her aunt.
Walter Manley, who is employed by
Manley Brothers, is spending a few days
at his home in Dorset.
! Albert Wrisley, who is employed by
the Vermont Printing company, is i'll in
| his home on Organ street.
James Underwood of Newfane visited
! in town over last night with his daugh
ter, Mrs. William G. Sargent.
Mrs. Mary z. Mickey returned yes
terday from q week s visit with rela-
tives in Turner's Falls, Mass
Mrs. Simeon Adams returned today to
her home in Marlboro, after spending
several weeks at Freeman SCOTS.
Miss Ella J. Stebbins, who is spending
several weeks with relatives in Monta-
que, Mass, was in town yesterday.
Stewart Stearns returned yesterday to
Dartmouth college, after having spent
ba fiOn Of hiu ba,oo nrool- cyr
Mrs. G. r. Crosby and son, Charles,
have returned from Philadelphia, where
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Smith.
Rev. r. A. Num-, pastor of the Metho-
dist church, left this morning for st. AL
bans to attend a conference of Methodist
: churches.
Mrs. Mary Buckley and daughter, Miss
Olivette Buckley, returned last night
from New York city, where they visited
10 days with relatives.
Mrs. Robert Hromada and daughter
Erma, have returned to their home il
, Springfield, Mass, after visiting here sew
eral days with Mrs. c. Z. Mann.
: Mrs. Willard Richardson, Mrs. Roya
4 w. Smith and Mrs. W. II. Horton arr
t assisting this week in the town clerk;
. lOllitts sSIiNthE oub
o F. H. Churchill, who has been EN-
ployed in Greenfield, has been Obliged t.
give up work on account of i'll health ant
has returned to his homo on High street
! Mrs. Hallam Turton and son, Hallam
: who spent several weeks i'll town witt
: her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Ellis
:. have returned to their home in Below
= Falls.
! Mrs. Leon /. Leader has finished worl
i in the Office of the Estey Organ Co
. where she had been employed as stenog
rapher. Mrs. Leader plans to do publ
!. stenographic work.
t HAYDEN Randall, Homer Plimptor
d Claude Tate and Willard Coleman, VIII
N had been spending a vacation at thei
n homes, returned today to Burlington, be
IT ing students in the University Of Vel
ID mont.
o Mrs. G. A. Miles has received wireless
at message from her son, Lieut.. Appleton
r. Miles, in which he stated that he woul
ii land at Newport News, Va, today. Lieu
in Miles, who has been overseas since the b.
,h ginning of the war, in the ambulanC
er service, first with the French army an
to later transferred to the American arm,
III ambulance sectloH DO, - eApecteu 10 d
n rive at his home here soon.
ed 1st Lieut. Thomas Warren Crosby
eh the 330th battalion, tank corps, notife
a his father, E c. Crosby, last night tn;
CHI he had received his discharge at Cam
a Meade, Maryland, and would be hon
20 soon. He reached this country fro
m France week ago last Friday. Lieu
if Crosby plans to return to North Adam
he Mass, where he was in the garage bus
ty ness before enlisting, to take up tn,
business again.