The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-08
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Frank Pier is i'll with laryngitis
two weeks at Mrs. Trout s former |
home.
Mrs. A. c. Walker of Dummerston is
a visitor in Brattleboro today
Adm NJ" Houghton of Springfield
(Vt.) is in town today on business.
Major c. Houghton went yesterday
to New York to buy garments for
Houghton & Simonds.
Mrs. Ray Smith and son, Leslie. of
Boston are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Smith of Putney road.
F. J. Fenton' of Springfield. Mass
visited here Sunday in the home of ?.
j. Fenton of Grove street
Irving Crosier went this morning to
Newfane where he is one Of the jury
men at this term of court.
| Miss Elizabeth Mixner, who had been
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dyke in
Boston, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. D. Z. Trout and daughters, Shir-
ley and Marjorie, returned last night
from Rockport, Mass, where they spent
Mrs. Benjamin Newton has returned
from Poultney where she spent several
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w.
/ Davis.
John l. johnson, who is engaged in
shipbuilding in Portsmouth. n H., is
spending few days at his home on FL
lot street.
Martin Schlattner moved his family
i Saturday from Chestnut street to the
farm he recently bought in North Hins-
dale, n II.
Mrs. Coughlin is moving here today
from Mortified, Mass, and will live in
the home of her son, John l.. Coughlin
: of Williams street
Mrs. Rose Cooley returned yesterday
! afternoon to Boston, after visiting here
l with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w
Putnam of Tyler street.
!, Leslie Halliday, who had been man
! aging the Sheldon farm on Putney road
; went today to Greenfield, where he viii
. continue in the farming business.
4 Miss Edith Nolin, operator lin the tel
e ephone exchange, has returned from {
7 two weeks visit with relatives in st
!. Adams and returned to her work Thu
morning.
It Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. Totter of Phila
a delphia Pa, who have a summer hom
l. in West Brattleboro, were registered a
: the Brooks House over last night, being
r in town on business.
II c. Warner Hopkins has resume,
IS work for Hopkins, the florist. He ha
a recently been discharged from Cam
q Meade, Maryland, where he was in til
Q motor transport corps.
= Thomas Manning of Springfield
I. Mass, formerly of Brattleboro, is yisi
Z ing friends here. He has recently r,
h turned from overseas, being sent bae
= ,cn account of wounds
Is William 7. iIannum returned Sur
m day from Portsmouth, \. H.. where Ii
IS. has been working several months in tn
Il shipbuilding yards lie will begin wor
.. tomorrow for \. A. Wallace, road con
or missioner.
" Mr.. and Mrs Walter Underwood an
So little daughter of Colrain. Mass, wei
IL weekend visitors in the home of NJ
of and Mrs Harry Covey Mrs. Unde
wood will remain during the week 81
II formerly was Miss Edna Pratt of tn
i" town.
VI Mrs. c. A Miles will go tomorrow
New York where she will meet her so
Lieut.. Appleton T.. Miles, who has r
Gently returned from France where
had been nearly three years. They wi
return to Brattleboro in week or
= days.
Mrs. Frank LaFrinea has receiy,
news that her brother Charles A. Bale
has arrived safely from France and is
Winnipeg, Manitoba. He served with Il
Canadian forces Mrs LaFrinea expee
y that her brother will come here within
/. few DAYS.