The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-07
PERSONAL.

town this week on business
| Miss Elva f. Russell of Keene is a
guest of Miss Doris Coombs of Canal
street.
James Clarity returned Wednesday
night, after visit in Springfield.
Mass.
Miss Laura Celley of East Calias has
come to this town, whore She has en-
lployment.
Mrs. James F. Hooker of Science
tadv, \. Y, is visiting here with Mrs.
L. K. Fuller.
Mrs. Charles A. Harris and Miss
Evelyn Harris have gone to Boston for
a few days.
Mrs. Ralph Moore of South Newfane
is visiting in town with her father
Barney Pratt.
Miss Marie Edwards of Saxtons Riv-
err, student in the high school, is i'll
in her home.
/ Mrs. l.. L. Durham is spending the
day in Greenfield with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hamilton.
Mrs. i. C. harrington went to Bos-
| ton Wednesday on business. She is ex
pected to return today.
Attorney and Mrs. Harold f. Whit
ney went yesterday to New York. They
viii be away several days.
Miss Alice Filion of Winchester, \.
H.. is visiting few days in the home
of her brother, w. J. Filion.
Mrs. Paige of Athol, Mass, is visit
ing in town with her daughter, Mrs.
Walter s. Pratt, and family,
private Edward O'Donnell of Camp
Devens. Aver, Mass. visited Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcconnell,
Mrs. A. L. Sumner is very i'll with
neuritis at her home, II Estabrook
street. Miss Rosa Roper is caring for
her
Clyde f. Breslin, clerk in Moran &
Rofde s store. is i'll with influenza and
was taken last night to the Melrosc hos
pital.
Mrs George Gorham of Bellows Falls,
who had been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman B. Howe, returned yesterday to
her home.
Edward Won Of the naval training
school at bingham, Mass, visited in
town Sunday with his mother, Mrs. c.
b. Strickland.
f. G. Moffatt will leave tonight for
East Berkshire, where he will visit over
the weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. s. Moffatt.
Mrs. Lena Tousant. who had been Wis
iting here with her daughter, Mrs.
Amos F. Jones, has returned to her home
in st. Johnsbury.
Howard Vinton, student in Pratt In
| ct Int fusa mo- IN
spend the weekend with his mother,
Mrs W. B. Vinton.
Miss Helen Mann was operated upon
for appendicitis late yesterday after
noon in the Memorial hospital DIR. G.
X. Anderson was the surgeon.
Miss Mary f. Austin returned Mon
day from Montpelier, where she had
, been several weeks as stenographer for
Attorney General II. G. Barrier.
Mrs. G.. L. Durham and daughter.
, Mrs. Harold W. Mason, left this morn
!. ing for New York, where they will meet
!, Lieut. Mason, who is returning from
France.
: Miss Sarah Burnham returned Friday
! from Boston, where she attended the
) Alliance meetings in the Park street
church under the auspices of DR.. Simp-
son of New York.
. Miss Bessie Whiting, professional
nurse from Waterbury. Conn, who had
k been here caring for Alice, daughter OF
V Mr., and Mrs. C. \. Boyden, left ycster-
D dav. for her home Miss Whiting is q
: cousin of Mr.. Boyden.
e Miss Billie Knapton. who is a student
at the Brattleboro Business Institute
o aud who works afternoons as stenoora
pher in Attorney o. B. Hughes S office
will go to her home in Adams, Mass.
Saturday for a few days visit
Z Miss Elizabeth Kelley of Somerville
! Mass. who came here to attend th'
|; funeral Monday of her uncle, p. NJ
q Baker OF Somerville, and since thai
o time had been visiting with Mrs. Maur
Il ice Doyle and family, has returned Il
u her home.
John O. Whittier. director of boys
and girls club work in the state, il
spending several DAYS here on business
connected with the purehred calf
- sheep and pig clubs. several members o
which probably will be enrolled il
Windham county.
Lieut.. Robert c. Knowlton has writ
Y ten to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Z. L
knowlton that he rs out OF the Das'
hospital at Pouges-les Faux. where h
q had been three months. and has joine,
his troop. Lieut.. Knowlton Is in Trool
l, ID cavalry.
Miss Lucy Swift, home demonstra
tion agent for Windham county, was il
u Windsor Wednesday to speak before
Of meeting of the Pomona Grange. Sl
? was in Bellows Falls yesterday to Civ
:, demonstration on cutting up a pi
= and today she is helping start schoe
= lunches in Dummerston.
,g Mrs. Henry Williams and Mis-
70 Theresa Doyle left this morning 70
Ia their former home in ST. Adams, Gale
bo there by the death of their brothe
oa Edward F. Doyle. He had been in i
Oh health several months. He leaves thre
mr. other sisters in st. Adams.