The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-05
PERSONAL

Dr. c. G. Wheeler spent Sunday and
Monday in Montpelier.
Mrs Charles f. Booker is i'll in her
home on Organ street.
Mrs. D. p. Dewitt has returned
from visit in Boston with her mother.
Mrs. Gray Goddard. stenographer for
Barber Barber L Miller. is i'll with grip
Miss Maude Prouty, operator in the
telephone exchange, is having a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Arthur Chamberlain of Frost
street has gone to. Lawrence, Mass, TO
visit her mother. III
Mrs. Alice Baird went Yesterday to
New Haven. Conn, to visit her sister,
Mrs, Howard Sharp. 3G
Mrs. Leon Gould is having yaea-
ton FORM her work afternoons in ]. f.
Mann s drygoods store. bfa
Warren /. Hyde, who was here with
Mrs. Hyde over the week end. returned
TO Greenfield; Monday. -es'h9' -
Frank f. Howe of Bennington is the
guest OF his mother, Mrs L. 4. Howe
Of Pearl street, for two days,
Mr. and Mrs. John White and sons
are moving from Organ street TO Lo-.
enst street, in Carroll Bonds house.
Mrs, George T. Foster went yesterday
TO Manchester, y, H., where she win
visit her sister, Mrs. AethursChiids. and
family -
Miss Florence Pentland went this
week to Greenfield to resume work dur.
ing the spring season for Mrs. Barrett
mlilil 81. $780, sts# ~
Miss Susan 1fanrahan and Miss Mil.
idred lIanrahan went to Ilidsdsfe, this
iafternoon 10 attend the fuheraf Of Mrs.
G. G.. Dix. ~
Miss Glenna Blaisdell and Mrs Mar
| tina Blaisdell returned Saturday from
! a visit in Bhfiihgton, ST. Aibans and
other places. y - ss
Mrs. James II. 4hen Of Montague.
Mass, was "A guest here over last night
IF. MI. and Mrs. Henry Williams. She
lfeturned this morning.
Miss Jessie Barnes is in New York
,hfs week and will come early next
week TO resume her work as trimmer
/ for, Mrs. G. H. Smith
Miss NJ. J. uonnell returned last
j might from New York, where she had
been eight days buying spring MILL
merry for Donnell & Davis.
i Everett stoekwell of vernon, who
had been, i'll the Brattlebpro Memoria
hospital as q result of serious burns
was discharged Yesterday and went t.
Ibis home.
Mrs. L. G. Frost, who recently un
1 derwent an operation in a hospital il
| Plainfield, p. j., has made good re
! covery and has left The hospital an.
is staying with relatives in Westfeld
Il y. J..
5. Clifford ~Ra3.e who had been in TIL
! United States marine corps. stationed a
Paris Island, Of the coast of South Caro-
lima, returned last nirht to his HON
here, having baen discharged from tn
service.
4 County Agent H. E. johnson of New
!. port was in town yesterday in con
!. ference with County Agent Wayland I
= Frost. +. Carrigan, assistant stat
t leader OF county agents, of Burlingto
d will be IN town tomorrow. He will &
!, with Mr.. Frost to East Dover TO hold
Il meeting.
l. Rev. W. A. Moore, who was Gale
: here by the critical illness and deaf
l. Iof his father, i. l.. Moore, left toda
Il for his home in Merrillyille, Ind, ,ge
]. ing by way of Montpelier. Walter 1
k Timson, who eamo here from, New Bee
ford. Mass, on account of Mr.. Moore
death, left Yesterday for his home. Mr.
@ Pimson Is remaining in town until FIR
d DAY. :
ri Miss Lucy G. Swift, home demonstr
vi ton agent for Windhan, counfy. was /
isl Bellows Falls Monday and Tuesday
e conference with Mrs Edward Kirklan
II and Mrs. .Chambe rlain .of Boston, who
u making survey of the foreign elemeI
y, with view to Americanization worl
he Arrangements were made for son
'r work among the Polish people soon, tt
first demonsi ration to be given Frida
by Miss Swift on canning pork.
MI Opportunity makes the nlan-eoe