The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-09
PERSONAL.

Leon Smith of Greenfield is spending
the day at his home in town.
Mrs Galpin of Hartford, Conn, is a.
guest at Linden Lodge this week.
solomon Nesbitt of Springfield,
Mass, is spending few days here.
John j. Clarity has returned from a
week S visit in Montreal with relatives.
Samuel L. Adams of Western avenue
is visiting in Southwick, Mass, at f. c.
Dibble's.
Miss Marion Pratt of Cohasset,
Mass, is a guest of Rev. and Mrs. Z. Q.
S. Osgood.
Mrs. E. C. harrington left yesterday
for Boston on business. She will be
away until Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Guiheen has returned
after spending a few days in Spring
field and Westfeld, Mass.
Miss Mary Walsh, nurse, returned
last evening from Hinsdale, where she
had been on professional work.
Oscar Guiheen went yesterday after
noon to Boston to drive back Col. j.
Gray Estey's Pierce Arrow touring ear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Goodhue of
Westminster spent yesterday here in
the home of their daughter, Mrs. A. +,
Schwenk.
Z. A. Lord returned yesterday from
Greenfield, Mass, where he had been
employed since last July by the Goodell-
Pratt Co.
Mrs. Ernest NJ. Goodenough went to
Bellows Falls this morning to spend a
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Hobson.
Mrs. Cora G. Leonard and daughter
Miss Alice Leonard, will go tomorrow to
| Newton Center, Mass, to visit DR.. Ed
ward Leonard and family.
Mrs. Clarke C. Fits went to Water
| town. Mass, this morning to visit hel
| sister, Mrs. Ward Otis. Miss Florence
Fits accompanied her to Boston, where
she will spend several days.
Mrs. John Barden, who recently was
discharged from the Melrose hospital
where she underwent an operation fol
appendicitis, is staying for the present
with Mrs. II. ii. Barden of Contra
street.
D. II. Wilder, superintendent o.
streets and water works in Bellows
Falls, was in town yesterday to attend
the annual conference of road commits
gioners and selectmen of Windhan
Hounty.
s, B. Emerson, who spent the white
in Watertown, Mass, with his daughter
Mrs. Ward M. Otis, returned 10 Brat
tleboro yesterday. He is staying for tn
present with his daughter, Mrs. Clark
G. Fits. !,
:, Howard L. Olds, manager of tn
Twin State Gas and Electric Co., ha
been here from Boston this week O
t business at the local Office. H. l.. Hal
ris. who is employed by the same con
pany in Boston, was here yesterday.
!, G. H. Clary, who has been in tn
naval service, was here last night o
, his way to his home in Newfane, wher
he win spend furlough of two months
f He will then enter the United State
/ Naval academy at Annapolis.
Miss Elsie Phillips, teacher in III
: Main street building, grade 6, went I
e her home in Stafford, Conn. yesterda
e to see her brother, who has returne
s from overseas with others of the oct
division. She will return today.
! Mrs. Z. p Wallen made a few day
!, visit with her mother, Mrs Packar
! Morse, and her brother, w. H. Edd
e and family ON her homeward way fro
/ the funeral of her husband s fathe
! Harrison Wallen, in keene, n. H.
! Or. Err. Lynch has returned fro
Northfeld (Vt.l, where he was Gale
by;th illness with pneumonia of h
brother, Rev. Father j. a. Lynch. Mr.
! Hubbard, nurse, went Monday to Mort
field to care for Rev. Father Lynch.
Frank \. Larrow and son, Raymon
the latter recently discharged after o
e er year service in the navy, durir
Is which he made several trips aboar
!. viii go tomorrow to Camp Devens
y visit Mr.. Larrow son, Edwin, who
" colonel s orderly in the 103d infantr
a They will 60 to Boston to meet anoth
- son, Frank, n non-commissioned art
!, lery officer, who is expected to arri
= from France tomorrow.