The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-24
PERSONAL.

Burlington to visit relatives a few days. |
Miss lone Pearson has gone to her
home i'll South Londonderry for an in
definite stay
Miss Charlotte johnson of Crosby
acute Indigestion.
Mrs. Carroll A. Wood is having va
cation from her work in Donnell & Da-
vis's millinery store.
Miss Mary Danyew has taken posi-
tion as typewriter operator in the Hol-
-Friesian Office.
Charles A. Harris and DR.. c. G. Al
drich went to Boston yesterday on a
twodays business trip.
Mrs. Harry Kendrick and son, New
ell, of Greenfield, Mass, spent Thurs
day in town with friends.
Mrs. Harry y. Holland of Canal
street visited her mother in Northield,
Mass, three days recently.
Ernest NJ Goodenough went to Bos
ton this afternoon on business. He viii
return Sunday afternoon.
Miss Gladys Stevens has recovered
from a week S illness and resumed work
as clerk in the Woolworth store.
Miss NJ. j. Donnel has resumed work
in Donnell & Davis s millinery store,
after vacation of two weeks
Avery Miller of Springfield (Vt.) is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. a. l. Miller. He
is eonvalescing from a serious illness.
August F. Rohde of Organ street has
been i'll the past week and unable to
| be at his work for the Estey Organ
! Co.
| Mrs. Alice Whitney Bascom of Tieon
deroga, n Y, is here today to attend
:, the funeral of Mrs. Harriet A. Glib
| son.
/ Mrs. Hattie Donovan of Springfield,
| Mass. is in town on account of the Sc
rious illness of her aunt, Mrs. O. S.
Wilcox
Mrs. r. A. Wiscll of Springfield,
! Mass, is visiting in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. p. r. Bedore of Walnut
street.
Miss Margaret Fleming went to New
London, Conn, today to visit in the
home of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Cor
coran.
! Miss Florence Pentland, who is en-
ploycd in Mrs. Barrett s millinery store
in Greenfield, is at her home here for n
vacation.
Don H. Scovell has recovered from an
illness with influenza and is back at
his work at the Food Shop, of which
he is proprietor.
Miss Rose Thompson, student in the
Brattleboro Business Institute, has be-
gun work in the Holstein -Fricsian as
sociation's Offices.
Arthur +. Roberts returned Wednes-
day evening from Boston, where he had
been on business for the Roberts Au-
tomobile company.
Peter Biagiotti, proprietor of the
Boston Fruit Market, who has been Sc
riouslv i'll in the Brattleboro Memorial
hospital, is gaining.
Mrs. Henry R. Brown and Richard A.
Brown went today to Hartford, Conn.,,
10 spend the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Rollin H. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w HARDWOOD of Clark
street entertained few friends Nednes-
day evening. Progressive five-hundred
was played and very enjoyable time was
spent.
Mrs D.. s. Angler of Putney and w
IT, Smith were called to Templeton,
Mass, last week by the serious illness
of their brother, Arthur G.. Smith, with
heart trouble.
Homer b. Ellis, radio operator stationed
at Little Silver, \. j.. is here visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Fred ID. Ellis, on
, a l0-days furlough. He is in Boston to-
| day on business.
: Miss Elizabeth Doyle, who had been
in Boston four weeks visiting her moth.
or and sisters, returned yesterday. Miss
r Doyle win go Monday to Mortified
(Vt.) for few days visit.
! Col j. Gray Estey went yesterday tc
New York, where he viii meet Henry
H. Crosby and they win spend severa
days there Mr.. Crosby has been al
Atlantic City, \. j., week.
;. Miss Louettc Taft of Winchester
. y. H., student in the Brattleboro Busi
+ ness Institute, has taken a position il
Q Judge A. F. Sehwenk S law office. Sh'
+ viii finish her course at the college eve
ming school.
Mrs Frank Barraby of Worcester
y Mass. came Tuesday for few weeks
SIS stay in town. She accompanied her
Miss Hamel, a trained nurse, who I'm
: derwent an operation in the Metros
hospital yesterday
h Charles Shattuck of Staten Island
II y. Y, who is spending some time her
with his sisters, Mrs. w. B. Smith an
Miss Adelinc Shattuck, went to State
Island this morning on business. II
expects to be away about two weeks.
Mrs Brace Tompkins of Yonker
y. Y, is in town on account of the il
ness of her mother, Mrs o. S. Wileo
of AZ Clark street. Mrs. Wilcox is s,
riously i'll with pneumonia following il
fuenza. Miss Hart, a trained nurs
| from New York, who came here wit
Mrs. Tompkins, is caring for Mrs. Wi
cox.
Mrs. Katherine Mancini, Mr.. an
Mrs. Nicholas Romano, Tony Bernar
Frank Mancini and Miss Regina Ma
eini were in Granville, n Y, recent