The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-06
PERSONAL. !,
John Pellet Of Worcester is in town
on business.

on business.
Howard Slack of Brookline, Mass, Is,
a visitor here with friends.
Mrs Harold Webster, clerk in ]. f.
Mann 5 store, is i'll with severe cold.
Mrs. Lewis Yeaw has returned from
visit in Springfield, Mass, with rel
atives. ~
Fred Chamberlain has returned from
Townshend where he visited a week
with relatives.
ALBERT Scott of Barre, who had been
visiting this week at j. f. Mann s, has
returned TO his home.
Mrs. Edward j. Fenton and two chill
dren are visiting her mother, Mrs. d. F..
Higgins, in Bellows Falls.
G.. R. Billings Of Hatfield. Mass. is
visiting friends in town and is regis
tered ut the Brooks House.
Miss Louise Mann has returned from
Jamaica, where she visited few days
with her brother, Floyd Mann.
Miss Mary E. Fenton returned last
night from Springfield, Mass, where
she had been Spending several days.
C. II. Turner of East Dover was q
visitor here, over last night in the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. Walter H. Halla-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sabin of Hadley
Mass, who had been visiting here and
IN Saxtons River, have returned 20
their home.
L. H. Barber has been in Greenfield
this week on business. While there
he installed a piano player in the Ideal
restaurant.
John Johnson, who is employed in tho
shipbuilding yards at Portsmouth, n. H..
came last night to spend vacation at his
home in town.
Mrs. Casper y. Moran and brother
| George R. Tucker, who had been spend
ing a few days in Boston, returned
home Tuesday evening.
Mrs Irving Ellis and son. Gilman, left
yesterday for Portsmouth, y. H., where
they will join Mr.. Ellis, after having
spent some time in Brattleboro.
Harry X. Hodgkins, travelling sales
man for L. Crosby & Co., whose HON,
is in ST. Johnsbury, was in town yes
| terday on business at the head office
/ DR.. Grace Burnett, who has been il
| several DAYS with a throat trouble, i
better, and it lis expected that she vii
be able to resume her practice in a few
| days.
Miss Nena Collier, who recently com
pleted course at the Albany Business
college, has returned here and reentere,
the employ of the IIolstein- Friesian asso
cation.
4 Stanley Wilson returned last nigh
to Burlington, where he is in the medi
cal department at the University O
| Vermont, after few days visit at hi
home here.
Carl B. Berry, who is chief carpenter
mate on the Rijandam and has bee
spending a few days furlough at hi
home in Worcester, Mass, is visitin
friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs Frank II. Field of Seotii
Y. Y. came here last evening, retufnin
! to their home today. accompanied by he
: sister, Mrs. II. B. Chamberlain, who vi
: spend several weeks with them in Scots
Private Karl w. Shepardson, WI
: recently was discharged from the SER
: ice ut Camp Jackson. South Carolin
a is visitor in town. n few days. Priya'
o Shepardson S home is in Londonderr
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Bingha
Il went yesterday to New York, whe
they expect to meet their son, Benz
: min F. Bingham, who is in the %
Z division and is returning from Oversee
/" service.
= Mrs. Charles \. Harris and daught,
Miss Evelyn Harris, viii leave Satt
day for Palm Beach. Fla From the
they viii go 10 Miami, Fla. 10 me
: Fred H. Harris, who is playing tt
week in the Palm Beach tennis touru
ment
Miss Mary Cox of Springfield, Mas
who recently completed four month
course in reconstruction work in 0
of the Boston schools, which was
= commended by the government for I
work, left Springfield yesterday
Lakewood, \. j., where she will
u similar work in the United States arr
=, reconstruction hospital. Miss Cox, "
II spends her summers in Brattleboro,
u been awaiting the call