The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-19
PERSONAL.

from Putney.
Fred A, Bettcrley is spending the
week in Boston.
Mrs. Fred Sargent is i'll in her home
on Esterbrook street.
Ralph P. Churchill, teller for the Brat
tleboro Trust Co, is i'll with mumps.
Murray NJ. Tucker went to Boston |
this morning to attend the automobile
show.
FLOYD E. johnson Of the Brattleboro
China CO., is Ill in his home on Oak
Grove avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Cushing left
yesterday for New York, after few
days visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Knapp of Town
shend were guests yesterday of Mrs
W. S. Holland of Green street.
Mrs. John Barden is comfortable in
the Melrose hospital, following an oper
alton for appendicitis last week.
Miss Louise Mann, bookkeeper in j..
E. Mann S drygoods store, is i'll in her
home on Pine street with neuralgia.
DR.. Drury Darling, who is doing den
tai work through Vermont in the ru-
raj districts, went yesterday to Bur
lington,
DIR. 4. L. Pettee went yesterday to
Burlington to attend the state dental
meeting. He is expected to return
Saturday.
w. II. Proctor went to Boston yester-
| day to attend the automobile show.
Richard Bowen also went yesterday to
attend the show.
Arthur II. Fletcher of Townshend
| was in town Saturday, and called on
his grandmother, Mrs. Mary A. May,
at Charles Harris 5.
Miss Hazel Bell, student at the Brat
tleboro Business Institute, returned
last night from her home in Hinsdale,
where She had been visiting several
days.
Ira Larrabee of North Brookfeld,
Mass, who came here to attend the
Goth wedding anniversary of his Sis
ter, Mrs Charles Stacy, returned to his
home yesterday.
Enrol Richardson, chief yeoman on
the Z. S. S. Nansemond, left yesterday
for Newport News, Va, after few
days visit at his home in town. He will
san frlday Tor overseas.
/ Miss Eloise Sanders, who had been
/ i'll several months, during which time
she had been in the Brattleboro Memoir
ial hospital, resumed teaching Monday
at the Chase street school.
Among those not previously men
toned who are in Boston this week tc
attend the automobile show are Mr.
and Mrs. Fayette Miller, Arthur F
, Roberts and Edward Vail.
Private Robert Fisher. of Company
d, 3l2th ammunition train, S7th divi
sion, who saw overseas service, ha.
been discharged He returned Mon
day evening to his home at "a Chest
nut street.
j. L, Parmelee of Putney is critical,
i'll with pneumonia. Mr. Parmefae i
president of the local branch of the New
England Milk Producers association ant
, is a well-known breeder of Holstcin
Friesian cattle.
Crosby Adams of Springfield, Mass
/ formerly of this town, was in Brat
:, tlehoro yesterday on business. He rep
resents G II. Westerburg & Co, Inc
of New York, specialists in metal cut
ting tools and equipnsent.
Mrs. Thomas j. Heaphy of Montpel
Ter, who was operated upon Monday i
the Heaton hospital for the removal o
d gallstones, is doing well and her con
plete recovery is expected. Mrs Hes
. ply has been in i'll health severa
. months.
/ Miss Slater of New York, whose 81
gagement to Mai. James b. Murph,
= NJ. D., Of New York has lust heen al
nounced by her mother. Mrs. Horati
Nelson Slater, is a. granddaughter {
the late William Morris Hunt of Bra
tlehoro, her mother being daught,
of Mr.. Hunt.
Lieut.. Col Walter O. Cooley. who ha
been spending 10days leave of al
senec here with his mother, Mrs Jul
Cooley, left this morning for New Yor
on business. He will leave New Yor
Friday night for Camp Sherman. Obi
and probably will return to Brattl
boro early in April