The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-26

PERSONAL.

Mrs. Ina Putnam is visiting in Keenc
with Mrs. Howard Morse
Mrs Simeon Adams of Marlboro is
visiting at Freeman Scott S on Oak
street.
Mrs. j. J.. .Estey went this morning
to Cambridge, N. y, to visit until Sat
urday.
Miss Sarah Winslow was a guest over
the week end of Miss Perkins on New
fame hill.
Mrs. H. 4. Wiley of Lebanon, n. H,
is guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles T.
Bingham.
Benjamin Weeden has returned from a.
visit in Boston with his mother, Mrs.
Amy Weeden.
Miss Bertha Nogler of Boston. for
merly of Brattleboro, is visiting here
with friends.
Silas Hamilton, student in Worcester
academy, is visiting at Harry X. Ham
ilton s in West Brattleboro.
Mrs. Henry Pearson of Fitchburg,
Mass, is visiting in town with Miss Jes-
sic Gregg of Putney road.
Mrs. Robert F. Wheeler went this.
morning to Palmer, Mass, where she
will spend two weeks with Mr.. Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wilcox and son,
Willard visited over Sunday in Jackson
vile with her mother, Mrs. d. H. Canedy.
Willard Hamlin has returned from
New York, where he went to visit
his brother, Samuel Hamlin, who is in
the navy.
Miss Charlena Bemis returned this
morning to Boston, after visiting here
several days with her sister, Mrs.
August Wilson.
Raymond Thomas is here from Camp
Devens, Aver, Mass, to visit briefly
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. F.
Thomas of Walnut street.
G. f. Gregory left this morning for
Buffalo. N Y, to attend sale of Hol-
stein cattle From there he will go to
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Mrs. ". R. Melrosc of Bath, Me, who
! had been guest here week of Mrs.
C. S. Stockwell and Mrs. Henry Allen,
| left this morning for her home.
Mrs Thomas t. Britain, who had been
| in the Brattleboro' Memorial hospital fol
! lowing an operation for appendicitis, has
returned to her home on Park place
| Mrs. Sadie f. Stevens of Burlington,
! who is returning from winters stay IN
| New Orleans, is the guest of Mrs. w. j.
| Bigelow, at 10 Crosby street for few
days
Miss Elizabeth Robinson, who has a
position as bookkeeper in ". a. Morse s
office. spent the weekend at her home
in Westminster West, returning this
morning
Miss Helen Keyes of New York is in
town today on her way to Spofford
lake, where she will make arrangements
for opening her camp for girls again
| this season.
Miss Ruth Sargent, who had been i'll
seven weeks following an operation fol
appendicitis, resumed work this morning
as stenographcr in the Office of the Brat
tleboro Water Works company.
Mrs Hubert Brown underwent IN
/ operation for appendicitis this morn
Ting m the AEelrose hospital. She is a:
comfortable as could be expected. DIR
Lynch performed the operation.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Baxter Reed returned
Saturday from Boston, where they spent
q week with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.
Reed Mr.. Reed accompanied them Il
Brattleboro for few days stay.
Burtram Jewell of Nottingham is a
the home of his sister, Mrs c. A. Brown
of Pellet street. called here by the dealt
of his brother-in-law, Asa Field, who's
body is expected to arrive today from
Minneapolis.
c. w Reed returned Saturday evenin
from business trip to Stanton, Va
Mrs. Reed and daughter, Ruth. who &C
companied him, stopped on their return
in New York where they are guests o
Mr.. and Mrs Charles s. Hoffman
Fred c. Brown returned Saturday nigh
; from Springfield and Hartford, where h
: had taken Mrs Brown and her sister, Mrs
: r. =. Wheeler, to meet Raymond an
Miss Maud A. Brown. Mrs. Brown Wi
/, spend few days with them. Mrs Vince
er has gone on to Brooklyn and will G
from there to Tullytown, Pa, where he
2 husband is working in shipyard.
: Sergeant Lewis j. Hamilton of tn
: 10lst ammunition train has receive
i his discharge from the service and cam
t Saturday nigh. from Camp Deven
. Aver, Mass, TO visit his uncle an
4 aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry X. Hamilton
: Sergeant Hamilton had Is months owe
seas service and after his arrival heI
Y was at Camp Merritt, n. j., fe'
= weeks.
q Mrs. A. g. Morrell, head of the Flu
|. Ter Feeding service, established by D.
q lancey L. Fuller, the well known autho
n fity on feeding live stock, which COZ
Y duets a feeding department in the He
! steinFriesian Register, has come fro
Fast Orange, ~ J. to Brattleboro /
; live and viii have an Office in come
y u ton with the Register Office. She
accompanied by her daughter, Miss Me
- codes G. Morrell, and they are livir
. at Mrs. Katherine Utlev's.