The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-14
PERSONAL.

Miss Harriet Angel has bought a
Ford roadster
Karl shepardson of Londonderry is
visitor in town today.
Mrs. Eliza Morse is critically i'll in
the Homie for the Aged.
Willard Forbes of Barre has begun
working in Rice's restaurant.
Mrs. Barney Mead is moving into
the Manley apartments on High street.
Mrs. Z. I. Foley of Londonderry was
a visitor in town last week with
friends.
Raymond Duquette of Chicopee Falls,
Mass, was q visitor in town yesterday
with friends.
Dennison B. Cowles of Amherst col
lege visited at his home on Brook street
over the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Leitsinger spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs, H. II.
Dunklee, in South Vernon.
Harry r. Lawrence went last week to
New York to stay a week, going as far
as Greenfield by automobile
Albert L. Brockway of Syracuse, n.
| Y, is in town on business at the Hol-
stein Friesian association Offices
Mrs. William II. Duquette and daugh-
tiers of Chicopee Falls, Mass, are visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E
| Haskell.
Howard Brown of New York city
who visited at his home on Frost street
over Sunday, returned to New York
this morning.
Mrs. Lyman Streeter has returned
from visit in Franklin, N H., and al
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Crawford, in Putney
Mrs. Stanley Fits has returned from
Waverly, n. Y, where she was calico
by the critical illness and death OF
her mother, Mrs. Percy Lang.
Mr.. and Mrs Rollin Brown and Mr.
and Mrs. W. r. Bennett and son, Rus
sell, of Hartford, Conn, spent the week
end at the Bennett farm in Guilford.
Charles Voetseh went Saturday t,
Camp Devens, Aver, Mass, to spenC
Sunday with his son, Private Car
Voetsch who recently returned from
France.
Miss Evelyn Harris is spending wee
at Camp Dix doing canteen work at tn
Farm House Soldiers League under tn
auspices of the National League 70
Woman's Service
George Streeter of Springfield, Mass
came here Saturday. His mother, Mrs
Lester Clark, and his sister, Miss JUL
Streeter, returned home with him t
remain few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Estey, afte
spending 10 days at White Sulphu
Springs, Va, and New York, are her
-
will go to their home in Cambridg,
Mass.
! Charlotte, daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
Alfred S. Thompson, was operated upo
for appendicitis about 2 clock Sun
day morning in the Melrose hospital b
DR.. Z. r. Lynch. Her condition is sar
isfactory.
Miss Gladys Holden is i'll with iaul
!. dice in her home on Park place o
i this account she and her mother, Mr.
L. E. Holden, were unable to go I
g Washington to attend the D. A.
congress.
Miss Doris E. Coombs, a high scho
student, finished work Saturday f,
Goodnow, Pearson & Hunt, where 81
was employed afternoons, and bega
working today afternoons in the Hun
ress Adams CO. 5 store.
William s. Fleming of Bristol, Com
II Thomas Fleming and Francis. Flemir
:. of New London, Conn, and Richal
Fleming, who is student in st. NJ
n chael's school at Winooski, visited
n their home on, Oak street over Sunda
4 Miss Leila Thompson of Northampto
n Miss Lucy kingsbury of Keene, and Mi
1t Mildred Buffer of Flushing, n Y, 8
students in Smith college, were CUES
Is of Miss Charlotte F. Hildreth, Mrs
is Harry Estey and Mrs. Ebert Simons, +
N spectively, over the weekend.
E. f. Cummings and son, Private B
n ron l.. Cummings, and Miss Katheril
nc Burns of Orange, Mass, came yeste
* day by automobile and visited NJ
Carrie E. Warner in Crosby block p
le vate Cummings, who is nephew
err Mrs. Warner, had been overseas
n months and landed in Boston on t
IL Mount Vernon He is in Comnanv