The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-24
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Sarah p. Mc-nurtrie is critically i'll
at the home of her niece, Mrs. c. r. Frink.
Mrs. Ansel Pierce and son and daugh-
ter, Clarence and Louise Pierce, went to
Boston this afternoon.
Mrs. Wells Bardwell left yesterday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Bert Hulett, in
Westmoreland, n. II.
Mr. and Mrs f. A. Strong are visiting
his mother in Hartford, Conn. They will
be away until early in May.
Ada, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. r. A,
Num-, is seriously i'll in her home on.
High street with pneumonia.
Leon Chamberlain and family arc NOV
ing from Leroy H. Wagner's house on
Union street to Green street
Mrs. W. X Sparks, who had been i'll
several weeks, has resumed work morn
ings i'll the office of Sparks laundry.
Ray G. Arnaud, manager of the office
of the Western Union Telegraph office in
keene, was in town today on business.
Mrs. Carrie Allen and son, Albert Al
len, went this morning to Boston to at
tend the 26th division parade tomorrow.
Mrs. Julius j. Estey returned Tuesday
night from Washington, d. c., where she
att onded the national congress of the ID.
A. r.
Mr. and Mrs. George Boorn will move
tomorrow from Brook street to Pearl
street, in the house recently occupied by
NJ r. Micott.
| Miss Grace Pike went today to Worces-
ter to visit until tomorrow with friends
who will 90 from there with her to Bos-
| 70, 70 o++ no la
| Leon Smith, who is employed by the
street railway in Greenfield, Mass, came
today to visit his family on Western ave.
nue.. They will move next week to
Greenfield.
Mrs. W. J. Emerson of Stewart place
went the first of the week to Boston tc
attend the parade of the Goth division
She also will visit Mrs. A. c. Sweeney al
1 North Revere.
DIR. Smaller L. Lawton and Mrs. Law
ton, who had been visiting here with hi
parents, DIR. and Mrs. Smaller E. Lawtol
of Linden street, returned yesterday t.
their home in New York.
Edward J. Fenton is expected to re
turn today from Boston, where he ha
been on business several days. A. D
Wyatt has been assisting in the stor
during Mr.. Fenton S absence.
Miss Julia Brew left this morning 70
Washington, D. c., having received an ap
pointment i'll the adjutant generals of
flee. Miss Brew recently completed til
, civil service course at the Brattlebor
Business Institute.
/ Lieut.. Hugh II. Batehelder came thi
! morning from New York to spend the da
l here with his sister, Miss Rose Batchel
: der. Lieut.. Batchelder, who was in tn
a 1880 field artillery 36th division, receive
: his discharge at Camp Upton yesterday
a He will go to keene this afternoon, at
companed by his sister where they wi
D visit relatives, and tomorrow will leav
! for his home in San Antonio, Texas.
! Among those from Brattleboro who wi
. be in Boston tomorrow to see the pot
d division parade are Lieut.. Col. Walter
6 Cooley, Capt. L. W. Gibson, Sergeant
! J. Garrity, Major L. d. Taylor, Georf
: E. Sherman, Sanford A. Daniels, Jaco
p Estey, Paul A. Chase, DIR. and Mr.
, Fremont Hamilton. j. Warren Hamilto
= Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w. Cudworth, Mr.
Henry H. Crosby, Miss Rene Lyston, NJ
: and Mrs. Carl f. Cain.
!. Mr. and Mrs H. G. Smith of Guilfol
| street received a telephone message la
n evening from their son, First Class Pr
n vate Kenneth O. Smith, who arrived We
/ terday at Camp Devens, Aver, Mas
q Private Smith is in Company Il, l0l
d ammunition train, and has been oversees
r Is months, during which time he work,
,r a year as station master in the depot
Toul. After finishing his work there
e was given a furlough and travelled
i Italy and later received orders to 10
10 the Goth division for debarkation.