The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-28
PERSONAL.


visitor in town today.
Rev. f. @. S. Osgood has recovered !
from illness and is out again.
Miss Alma Johnson has entered the |
Brattleboro Business Institute.
Gardner Davis is visiting his parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis in North
] Poultney
Mrs. Helen Barney has begun house
keeping in Robert c. Clark s house at
| 80 Green street.
Carlos X Jones, clerk in Freeman
Scottss grocery store, is Ill in his home
on Whipple street.
Miss Mary E. Austin, professional
nurse, has recovered from an illness
with influenza and is out again.
Mrs. W. R. Tinker of Halifax has
come to Brattleboro to make her home
and is employed in the home Of I. b.
Putnam.
Mrs. William E. Haskell of Chaplin
street, who is in the Brattleboro Mem
orial hospital for medical treatment, is
improving.
Frank p. Barber went to Keene yes
terday to see E. A. Doyle. who is crit
ically i'll with influenza and heart com
plications.
Miss Mildred Dompier, student in the
Brattleboro Business Institute, is Ill
j with influenza in her home in West
| Townshend.
Julius Mason came from Greenfield
Saturday, calling on some of his old
neighbors here and returning home
Sunday night.
Charles E. Graffam, proprietor of the
Brooks House pharmacy. went to Bos-
ton this morning on business. He viii
be away several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley c. Fits. who
spent several days in New York. have
returned to the home of Mrs Clarke
c. Fits to remain Indefinitely.
Miss Ella ]. Stebbins went yesterday
afternoon to Montague, Mass, TO visit
/, relatives. Miss Stebhins has finished
; work in F. ". Putnam 5 insurance
Office
! Mrs Mary Gould of Mortified. (yt.)
r who had been a guest of Mrs. Z. T.
, White, has returned to her home. She
, win leave next week for California
where she plans to remain the rest of
|
| Mrs. William Hopkins of Richmond
!. \. H., is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
t Miss Clarity, nurse from the Mclrose
t hospital, is caring for her. Mrs. Hop
e kins is the mother of the late Mrs Guy
S Tudor and was in Brattleboro at the
c eiime of the illness and death of hei
t daughter Jan. Is.
5 Private Walter b. Ncedham Of Com
!, pany Z, l0lst ammunition train, 26tl
d division. has written his mother Mrs Ina
+ +. Amidon of IL Pine street. that he ha.
: just recovered in a hospital in France
e from an attack Of influenza In The let
ter, which has Just been received. Privat,
Ii Needham says he is still weak but al
/. fright.
V Miss Anna NJ Clark of New York. see
d rotary of the Northeastern Field commit
t tee of the Y W. C.. A.. will come I,
Bratteboro tomorrow afternoon remain
IS ing over night to confer with the boar,
e of councillors of the Patriotic league
$. She viii be accompanied by Miss Gary
g who has been appointed secretary 10
a Vermont. Both Miss Clark and Mis-
m Gary are in Burlington today.
e Miss Florence H. Wcllman and Mis-
ID Grace Holbrook are in Burlington toda,
a to attend conference of Y w c. 4
a and Women's Land Army workers o
II the state. the purpose of the eonferenc
being to discuss plans for extending III
"a girls camp work in the state. Miss Fol
% brook was to give an address on tn
= Green Mountain camp. which was tn
- first camp of it, kind conducted in tn
- state and which she established last yea
- in West Dummerston.
10 TFu;tnd Stasoe NTrr hal irthr p Ca
:, oia~ AMI Dusty tn'toa States Maj
i, ,iial t,eore y Iackey of Montpelier. ~
- Brattleboro Saturday afternoon for Al
- lanta, Ia., being in charge OF Alfre
=. Carncelli Of Boston, who was recent
" sentenced TO q four-years' term in th
.e penitentiary there. for smuggling opiui
~ across The border from Canada The
Ut also took Theodore Deutchman of Bostol
q who was sent need to a term Of tw
T. years for the same offense.