The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-31
PERSONAL.

RODert Il. fltIS went MONDAY night
to Montpelier on business.
l.. NJ. Wakefield is seriously i'll inl
his home on Green street.
Attorney John n. Harvey is in Bel
lows Falls today on business.
Attorney Robert l.. Fits was in
Montpelier yesterday on business.
Herbert E. Harris is confined by i'll
ness in his home on Harris place.
Miss Alice Fitch of Iongmeadow,
Mass, is visiting here this week with
| friends.
George Tucker, who has been i'll sew
eral weeks following an operation, is
out again.
George Fairfield Of Boston is a guest
in the home of Dennis t. Tasker of
Maple street.
Mrs z. V. Tinker of Ludlow, for
merlv resident of this town, is Wis
itor here today
d. T. McElhinny came this morning
from New York to spend several days
at his home on Putney road.
Miss Matte Metcalf of South New
fame is spending several days at C. R.
Freyenhagan s on Oak street
Miss B. Quinlan, housekeeper at the
Brooks House, is spending a few days
vacation at her home in Rutland.
Mrs. Byron Howe of Adams, Mass.
came yesterday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Smith of Guilford
street.
Sheriff Frank L. Wellman took Flor
ence Knight TO Brandon yesterday to
place her in the home for feeble minded
children.
August +. Rohde who was i'll two
weeks with grip, is out again, but has
not returned to his work at John Oh
son S shop.
Holland Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs
". B. Smith, is out again. after hay
; ing been i'll several weeks with abscess.
IS in the ear.
: County Fish and Game Warden Z
II. Metcalf went yesterday to Rutland
as one of the appraisers of damage
: done by dees.
to Washington, D. c., after spending
! short time looking after his cottag,
at Spofford lake.
D. II. Paro has returned to Boston
where he is employed at the Copley
Plaza hotel, after having visited hi
: mother, Mrs. c. j. Paro.
: Mrs. George Stone has returned t
; her home on Myrtle street from tn
L Rrattleboro Memorial hospital, wher
u he underwent an operation for appen
, dicitis
George L. Durham and Vern H. Win
chester returned last night from Misha
waka, Ind, where they had been sev
y eral days on business for the Dunbar
!. Bros Co.
Ie Miss Ruth Wilder returned vesterda
- to Washington, d. c., after spendin
: the Christmas holidays at the home o
: her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George WILD
u er of Grove street.
L Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Austin and tw
70 children of Hackensack, \. j., wer
v visitors over the holidays in the hon,
e. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs Jane
IN Austin of SO South Main street
Il. Mrs Clara NJ. Tittlefeld and daugi
he ter, Miss Evelyn Littlefeld, and Mr.
Tufts of Rockport, Mass, who wel
10 guests over Christmas OF Rev and Mr.
~ d. L. Trout, have returned home
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Amidon move
tn here this week from Vernon and will &
-, light housekeeping in Mrs. c. B. Lar
:, son s house on Washington street. Mr.
q Amidon will begin work Monday
ns the Holstein- Friesian association of
so ces.
ne Robert A. Stiekney, son of Mrs.
"a II. Barber, is moving from Metros
.ly Mass, 10 Nashua, y H., to take a .
At. sition as manager of the cost aecoun
ing department at one of the cote
mills there He viii begin work in /
new position Jan. l.