The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-24
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Stella Carmen went to Boston
this morning for a visit
F. Kinson Doak is working during
the vacation for Z. L. Hildreth & Co.
Mrs. Harriet S. Dearborn is confined
to the bed with 'infammatory rheuma-
tism.
Mrs. Harriet Bemis of Boston is a
guest Of Mrs. 0. B. Hughes of Highland
street
Roger Sherman is working for the C.
E. Bradley corporation during the va
cation.
Mrs. Thomas Rice is in Townshend
called there by the illness of her
father.
L. C. Moffatt went to New York this
afternoon on business for the Clapp &
Jones Co.
Mrs. D. Z. Trout and daughter, Shir-
ley, are spending the day IN Spring
field, Mass.
Harry L. Emerson was in Boston last
week on business and attended the auto
mobile show
Miss Edith Nolin went today to ST
Albans, whore she viii spend vaca-
/ ton of two weeks.
Rev. d. e. Trout is in White River
Junction today to attend a convention
/ of Universalist churches.
Howard L. Farwell went to New
York this morning on business for the
Boston & Maine railroad.
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Rogers and daugh-
/ ter, Eleanor, spent the weekend with
relatives in Orange, Mass
work this morning in Houghton & 81.
monds 5 store, after a weeks vacation
Mr.. and Mrs Hervey D. Thayer of
West Brattleboro went this morning tc
Burlington to visit their son, Ralph
Thayer.
Miss Cloic Franklin of Greenfield
Mass. visited in town over Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Floyd E. johnson
of Oak Grove avenue.
Mrs James IT, Tyler, who had beer
in the Brattlcboro Memorial hospita
for medical treatment, has returned t
her home on Oak street.
Mrs. Emily Nash has returned from
three weeks vacation spent in the Yves
and returned to her work as telegraph
operator at the union station.
Miss Dorothy Edwards went tn
morning to New York where she WI
: spend a week ) vacation IN the home c
her uncle, Ernest Reed, and family.
Charles T. Glidden left last night 70
! Baltimore, Md, to visit his daughtc
Mrs William McGreevy. LawrenC
! Barber accompanied him as far as Ne
York.
! Mrs. Edwin D. Wilson underwent a
operation Friday in the Memorial hos
pital for the amputation Of one foo
e DR.. G, r. Anderson perforped the Of
Grafton.
: Miss Mary Turner teacher in Pu
!, nev, visited in the home of her siste
) Mrs Walter G. Halliday, over the wee
: end on her way to her home in Ea
! Dover TO spend the vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Clark have r
turned from Providence, R. l., N
Holden and Cambridge, Mass, whe
they had been visiting relatives, NJ
Clark attended the automobile show
eS Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kaiser, jr., al
- William Kaiser of Lawrence, /.
: came Saturday by automobile and a
: visiting here several days with Nj
= Kaiser parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ma
E thew Howard of Orchard street,
i Mr.. and Mrs Harland Goodhue
5. Westminster, who had been spendi
- the winter in Mount Vernon, n. Y, a
al in Fairhaven. Mass, have returned
on Brattleboro and are visiting tn
,0a daughter, Mrs. a. F. Schwenk. !.
ice Erwin French went yesterday
ial Springfield (Vt.), where he has taken
position with w j. Alderman, prop
etor OF the Adnabrown hotel garage,
% demonstration and salesman. Mr.. Frer
" recently was discharged from the Sc
ice at Camp Meade, Maryland.
go Harold Staples arrived Saturd
night from Newport, Il. l., where
I'd. had been stationed, having receiy
10. his release irony active service.
no was in the naval reserve force
eW Staples will return to Providence, H.
to resume the practice of law He
rts associated with the firm of Tillingh
be & Collins.
vill Winthrop Helyar, who entered
Isl service from this town last summer
: was attached to the tank corps of
ed, 9th division overseas, is now in
ted barkation hospital No. 3, New Y,
S. = city, where he was taken after be
brought back to this country with OF
his sick and wounded troops He has b
ON i'll for several months as result of !
ork monary embolism. but is now belize
Ito he recovering.