The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-23
PERSONAL.

R. A. Wagner has bought new
seven-Fassenger bort touring car.
Sylvester Miner went today to Bos-
ton to attend the Goth division parade. /
George Wellman went to Boston to-
day to be present at the Goth division
parade.
Miss Nellie Grady is i'll with infam-
a-orv rheumatism in her home On Sou h
Main street.
Mrs Ralph Moore of South Newfane
IS visiting here with her father, Bar
r2y Pratt of Western avenue.
Mrs. w. r. Noyes has gone to Boston
STAY two weeks She will also attend
the parade of the Goth division.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Holland went to-
day by automobile to Windsor /. B.
Hillreth drove the automobile.
Mrs. n. d. Clawson IS i'll and a nurse
is attending her. Her mother, Mrs.
Hamilton of Keen, also is with her.
Edward G. Frost came yesterday
from Wcstfeld, n J., to visit a few
DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Rich
ard on.
Miss Gladys Adams, who was con
fined to her home on Elliot street, has
resumed work in the board of trade
rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cook Of Wash
ing on street left today for Charles
, town, n. H., where they will spend the
summer.
John Dale of Springfield, Mass, for
, merly of Townshend, who has been dis
charged from the service, visited
friends in town this week
: Mrs John Waite and daughter. Gret-
l chen. who had been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Stewart Frost, and family in
Yves field, n. J., have returned.
Z. F. Libby, who is employed in
Grace s pharr aey in Portsmouth \.
: r., has been visitor in town this
week. lie returned last night
y Miss Ellen Peterson, student at the
= Brattleboro Business Institute, has
: gore to Mortified. Mass. to assist in
: the ofIice Of the Mortified seminary q
: few weeks. doing general Office work
Mr. and Mrs. Rcnfret have moved
this week from the Fletcher house OF
Canal street to Homestead place, in th'
house vacated by Frank Bement ant
t family.
1ir and Mrs. James NJ Perry, .ir., re
turned to Waterbury Conn, after Wis
10 iting in the home Of Mr.. Perry s par
ents. Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. Perry Of Soutl
Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. r. R. DeBergh and tw
d. sons will leave tomorrow for Mrs De
% Befgh s former home in Washington
Y Va, where size and the children wi
p SPEND several months
80 ~ Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Niles lef
bt this morning for Westfield, y j.. wheT
she viii spend some time with relative
II. NJ. Niles viii take position as tray
IL cling salesman for 4, shoe concern.
err Miss Beulah B. Bates. home servic
IN worker for Windham county chapter {
in the Red Cross. went to Wilmington L
IN, day. She viii 90 from there to h,
Ia, home in Bennington to remain ov,
an Sunday.
Mrs X. f. Mosher, Miss Alice Ma
nd Donald Miss Mary Macdonald ar
Us Miss Jane Brew ueft today by autom
the bile for Boston to attend the parade
ect the 26 h division. Richard BowC
I, drove the ear.
IA. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Corcoran AZ
~ daughter of New London, Conn, a
~ visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
"a Fleming. Their son, Corporal JOSEF
81 Fleming Of Camp Devens, Aver, Mas
80 was here over the weekend
.oss Miss Annie Ahearn will finish wo
act today III the Offices of the Hostei
ON Friesian association and viii go to h
,ess home in Charlestowr, n FL Nj
not Ahearn win leave next week for Was
viii ington, d. c.. to take position in t
pre- bureau of agriculture.
Joseph Higgins, who was in the Me
ltes orial hospital about two. weeks
lich treatment, has returned to his home
leg La,rbertville. \. j. Mr. Higgins "
lily, private in the headquar.e rs detaC
con ment, 2d battalion, seth infantry, a
Of received his discharge about the til
con he entered the hospital.
ant Those from Windham county "
will be in Boston to attend the para
Of the seth division Friday. oceupyi
Of seats on the special grand stand ere
rict ed fer the Red Cross, are Mrs. Julius
the Estey, Mrs Clarke c. Fits. Mrs Fl
en- L. Adams, Mrs. T. L. Knowlton a
daughter, Ruth, and Homer Ellis, all
oma Rrattleboro, Mrs. L. H. Sawyer
into Nottingham and Mrs !. z. Villa
ses. Of Bellows Falls