The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-11
PERSONAL. /,


Miss Ella Stebbins is. here from Mon
tagqe, Mass, TO spend the week. |
Attorney o. b. Hughes was in Bel |
lows Falls yesterday on business.
Mrs. Simeon Adams of Marlboro is |
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
Scott
Carlos X. Jones resumed work yes
terday in Scott S grocery store, after
an illness.
Mrs. Ralph Moore of South ,Newfane
is visiting here with her father, Bar
ney Pratt @ -
L. j. Snyder visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Bonville in Fair Haven
over the weekend.
Mrs. Stella NJ Ranney has moved to
Greenfield to make her home with her
son; Leslie Ranney.
Miss Grace Sherman of Walpole, n.
H., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Sher,
man at the Brooks House.
Miss Mabel Fullerton of !Townshend
is visitor in town today and is reg
istered at the Brooks House
Albert Wrisley, who is employed by
the Vermont Printing company, is i'll
in his home on Organ street.
Mrs. f. c. Harrington is out today,
after having been confined to her home
several days with severe cold.
X. L. Mosher, Richard Bowen, G. L.
sherman and Morgan sherman left
yesterday for Boston by automobile
Mrs. Grace Brackett, who had been
living in the Barber building, left this
morning for New London, Conn, where.
she will do nursing
Miss Florence NJ. H. Wells will leave
tonight for Brandon, where she has been
called to attend the funeral of a cousin.
She will return tomorrow night.
DR.. J. L. Rathbone returned to his
home, today from the Memorial hospi.
tai, where he underwent an operation
for appendicitis several weeks ago.
Mrs. Harry A. Bingham. and daugh-
/ ter, Dorothy, of Montclair, \. J., who
had been staying with Mr. and Mrs. c.
F. Bingham, returned this morning TO
their home.
Fred Chamberlin has finished work
in Buffalo, n. Y, where he was EN-
ployed several months by the Curtis
Aeroplane company, and has returned
to Brattleboro
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holland and
daughter of Bellows Falls returned this
morning TO their home, after having
visited here q few DAYS with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Yauvey
Mrs. NJ. /. Reed of Vernon, who has
been spending the winter with her Sis
ter, Miss Allie +. Morse of 10 Putney
Read. has returned to the Memorial
/ hospital for further treatment
Miss Marion Baker, who was called
here by the illness of her mother Mrs.
Robert II. Baker, returned to Boston
Sunday morning. Mrs. Baker is be.
ing cared for by Mrs G. H. Houghton
in West Brattleboro. :
Prof f. S. Abbott of Rutland, who
is doing special work for the state
school department under the supervi-
Sion of Commissioner NJ. b. Hillegas,
and who is visiting schools in This sec;
ton of the county, is in town today
and is visiting the high school.
Mrs. Charles H. Clark of Keene
mother of the late DR.. Walter IT, Clark
formerly of Winchester, Keene and
BrattleEoro has received the commits,
sion that he was to get on his arrival
at Athens, Greece Dr. Clark was ia
have been commissioned: FIRST lieuten-
: ant and .secretaty of the mission with
(which he sailed from New i orl Sept
: %, 1918, On 0ee.. +, he contracted in,
fuen2a on the boat which WAS fol
! lowed by pneumonia and he died Oct
!. y at Base: hospital No, 6, bordeaux
France. &c. -
5 Friday. to Boston, where they attendee
II Saturday the New. England congress,
for q league. Of free nations. Sinlilai
/ congresses are being held in variou.
l. sections OF the United, States throuehou
IA tile month"; Sessions. of. the onerest
q were held Friday and Saturday in IRE
"a mont. Temple and an overflow meetin:
e was held Saturday in King s. chapel
g Among the speakers al the meeting Sat
r urdas were ex President William II
81 Taft, james w. Gerard, United State
III ambassador to Germany; Secretary o
,0I War Baker A. Lawrence Lowell. nresi
i dent of Harvard university; H. 7
n Faunce, president of Brown university
he George w. Anderson, Judge of the eli
4, cult court of appeals and formerly
he memfer of the interstate commerc
commission, and others Ralph +. Elan
der5. secretary and treasurer of the We,
r. mont state branch of the League t
ar Enforce Peace, has been appointed Ven
Il mont organizer.