The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-07

an illness.
LaVerne Thayer, who has been dis
charged from the service, resumed his
position in Goodnow, Pearson & Hunt s
store today.
Julius Harris of Shelburne Falls,
Mass, visited Saturday and Sunday in
the home of his brother, Lewis Harris
of High street.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Barber went this
afternoon to Boston, where Mr.. Barber
win be treated by DR. E. H, Bradford,
bone specialist
Miss Amy J Hines returned this
morning from Mortified, Mass. where
she was week end guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Phelps.
Mrs. Claude Carr of Greenfield is
visiting here with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
p. Carr. Mr.. Carr was here from Green
field to spend yesterday
Prentiss Butler, who is studying law
in the office of Barber, Barber & Mil
Ter, went to his home in Jamaica to re-
main over the weekend.
Miss Jessie Follett, stenographer in
the office of the Vermont Printing com
pany, went Saturday to her home in
Wilmington to stay over Sunday.
President H. P. Webster of the Yer
mont Savings bank is making a good
recovery from an operation he under
went last week in a hospital in Boston
Attorney n. d. Clawson will go to-
night to Burlington to attend hear
ing of the public service commission.
He also will go to Montpelier on bust
ness.
Mrs. Matte p Estey has returned
from Huntington, ". Va, where she
went to attend the wedding of her son,
Joseph Gray Estey, and Miss Alice Low
Wilson.
Miss Doris Ceombs, who had been
visiting in Springfield and Boston. re-
sumed work this morning in Houghton
& Simonds S store, after two-weeks
vacation.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spear viii move
this month from the Manlev apartments
on High street to Green street, in the
house recently vacated by C. NJ. Dugan
and family.
Carlton Austin of Weston, student at
the Connecticut Agricultural college al
Storrs, Conn. who had been visiting al
Mrs. Enos White s, returned to college
this morning.
Mrs. Ellen B. Clark returned to Cam
bridge with her granddaughter. Eliza
beth Knowlton, today and Miss Flor
ence E. Clark left for Philadelphia fo
o vacation trip.
First Glass Private Brainerd Tavlo
of Company c, 33oth battalion, tanl
corps, who recently returned iron
France, was here from Camp Devens
Aver, Mass, TO spend yesterday.
j Dennison Cowles, student at Amhers
college, returned Saturday from Hunt
ington, w. Va, where he was an ushe
at the Estey-Wilson wedding. He wa
at his home in town over Sunday.
!. Homer Ellis will resume work to
: morrow as clerk FOR Horton D. Walker
{ electrician. He recently returned to hi
9 home here from Little Silver, y. J
: where he was stationed as radio opera
ter.
h Ernest o. Cooke, who recently wen
Il to Grand Junction, Col, is expeete
u home today because of having had a
S attack of influenza, which has made
o impossible for him to continue teacl
ing there.
Miss Ruth Sargent, stenographcr e
i the Brattleboro Water Works Co. III
g dcrwent an operation for appcndieit
: this afternoon at the Memorial hosp
> tai, DR. George r. Anderson performin
, the operation.
= Edgar Lawton, son of Mr.. and Mr.
John T.. Lawton of Forest street, weI
Friday to Springfield. Mass. where
was examined to enter the army.
expects to leave here next week Il
Fort Slocum 70 enter the cavalry.
i Sergeant and Mrs. Elmer Peddric
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Erin
d Sergeant Peddriek, who is in the med
Ii cal corps and recently returned fro
overseas service, is here on tw
n months ftlrlougll and viii return
10 France.
Ernest and Martin johnson, Miss
IS ma and Miss Grace Johnson, two cousi
a from the west and a cousin from Be
V ton left this morning by automobi
for Camp Devens to see Sergeant Gil
IL johnson, who has arrived at Camp De
nt ems from overseas.
he Miss Ruth Boorn left today for Mo
son, Mass, where she teaches in t
ne academy, having spent the vacati
IS here with her parents, Mr.. and NJ
rt George H. Boorn of Brook street. Nj
10 Marion Boorn left this morning t
New York city, where she will take
to position as dietitian in the Flower h,
in pital at esd street Miss Boorn recel
a r y completed course of study in Il
Ter work.
i Miss Florence Gull is expected tom
nd row from Cambridge, n. Y. She "
en- leave Thursday with Mrs. J. j. Est
ge for Washington, D. G, where they "
IS. attend the d. A. r. congress. Miss ]
ne lethaire Estey, who is studying in b
ton, will join them in New York. NJ
he Estey will act as page at the congre
at Mrs. l.. E. Holden and daughter, NJ
w Gladys Holden and Mrs. Afr
ere Thompson will leave Friday for Wa
~ ington to attend the congress and NJ