The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-19
PERSONAL.

w. r. Root, who had been Ill IN his
home ON Canal street, is better.
Mrs. C. Z. GRAHAM and daughter,
Elizabeth, are i'll with whooping cough.
Mrs. j. G. Day was called yesterday
to Windsor to attend the funeral of her
cousin.
r. Scney of Piainfeld, Conn, has
been visitor in town recently with
friends. g
III. A. Skinner of the Grogan Lumber
company of Boston is in town today on
business.
Miss Nora Kennedy of Holyoke, Mass,
il visiting here with her aunt, Miss
Nellie NJ. Griffin.
Carl Adams of Keene, N. H., as in
town Monday on business at the Hun
tress- Adams Co.'s store. .s,-r saes.z
Miss Jennie Houghton Of Spruce
street will go tomorrow to Greenfield
to visit two weeks with relatives.
Mrs. George F. Foster has returned
| from Manchester, n. H., where she &C.
companied her sister, Mrs Arthur w
Childs, for a visit.
Mrs. NJ l. Reed has closed her house
in Vernon. She came today to spend the
winter with her sister, Miss Allie F.
Morse of 10 Putney road.
Mrs. Albert III. Goddard will move
| Friday from Green street to her former
home in Charlestown, n H. Mr.. God
dard win remain here for the present
! Miss Evelyn Berg of Cambridge
| Mass, has returned to her home after
having visited in town with her cous
| in, Miss Alma johnson of Elliot street
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Hunt were in
Keene, N H., Monday to attend the wed
ding of Miss Priscilla Goodnow, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Goodnow, te
Ronald Philip Bach of New York
| Mr.. and Mrs R. l.. Adams of Colerain
| Mass. spent the week end with Mrs
Adams's mother and sister, Mrs. c. w
Snow and Mrs. Carrie Franklin of Hor
ton place.
| DR.. and Mrs. J. II. Cole of Benning
| ton, who have numerous friends here
expect TO leave early in December 70
j California where they viii remain per
| manently.
/ Mr. and Mrs. George Joslin were i,
town Tuesday, bringing Mr. and Mrs. T
/ w. Eason home. Mr.. and Mrs. Easoi
had been spending few days with then
at Spofford, n. II.
/ Miss Louise LaBelle of South Vernon
formerly stenographer in the Office o
the Hooker, Corser & Mitchell Co., wh'
has been in i'll health several months, j
confined to her bed.
/ Mr. and Mrs. w r. Stuart have re
] turned from Portsmouth, ". H., wher
they had been since July, 1918. MI
Stuart was employed at the ship yard
doing lettering and decorating.
: County Agent Maryland P. Frost wen
this afternoon to Rutland to attend to
night one of the sessions of the meetin,
of the Vermont Horticultural society
He will return to Brattleboro tomorrow
night.
5 Elijah Grover and family have move
> from the Frank Morse farm on Dunn
: merston hill, now owned by the Crysta
LSprings Ice Co., to the farm which the
recently bought of Mr.. Boyington i
West Dummerston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Waite arrive
here last night from Baltimore, Nd
and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. ]
Pratt and Miss Nettie Bishop. The
, will go tonight to Wardsboro to renal
over Thanksgiving with his parent
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Waite.
Leon B. Chase left this morning fl
his home in Stafford, Conn, after vi
iting his sister, Mrs. A. H. Combs. Mr.
Combs Is niece and husband, Mr.. an
Mrs. II. K. Moon of Portsmouth, Vi
also her brother and wife, Mr.. and MI
A. B. Chase of Nottingham, visited h
yesterday.
q Dr. E. L. Tracy, who was discharg'
!. from the United States navy medic
= corps Nov. II with the rank of lieute
4 ant senior grade, returned to Brattl
a boro last evening to resume his loe
practice, having reopened his form
> Office at 2l4 Main street. DR.. Ira
+ saw IA months of active service in t
n navy, nine months in New York hosl
$ tails and five months in the new nav
- hospital at Portsmouth, n. H, where
% was discharged.