The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-10
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Emery Melendy of South London
derry is visitor in Brattleboro today
Mrs. George KimbaIl of Hinsciae isl
spending the week in town with friends.
G. G. Gould came from New York to
spend Sunday with his family on Oak
street.
j. E. Mann went to New York this
morning on business. He will be away
during tie week.
Dennison Cowles, student in Amherst
college, visited at his home on Brook
street over the weekend.
G. L. Thomas spent Sunday at Camp
Deyens, Aver, Mass, with his son, Pri-
vate Raymond f. Thomas.
Mrs. Z. Y. Rugg of Chestnut street
was called to Walpole. \. H., Saturday
by the. illness of her mother
Major c. Houghton went this after
noon to New York to buy spring gar
ments for Houghton & Simonds.
Mrs Louis |. Allen went to New York
today to spend a weeks vacation She
viii be a guest of Mrs. NJ Bunce
Miss Viola Harris, clerk in ]. Z.
Aann's drygoods store, is having Il vaca-
ton OF two weeks, beginning today.
Miss Marion Baker of Boston is at her
home i'll town, called here by the illness
OF her mother, Mrs. Robert H. Baker
| Perley Martin recently was discharged
| from the service and returned TO his
home here from Camp Devens, Aver,
Mass
Leon Stewart and sister, Miss Annie
Stewart, were called Saturday to Ben
nington by the death of their father,
Fred Stewart.
Mrs Henry r. Brown went this morn
ing to Lowyille, n Y, where she will
visit two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond S, Richardson.
Victor Ericsson has returned home
from the Nelrose hospital where he had
been several weeks following an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Miss Helen Mann, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis in the Memo
rial hospital, is very comfortable and is
making good recovery.
Miss Agnes Mack, who is employed by
Doyle & Doyle, milliners, went this
morning to New York to meet Miss Eliz-
abeth Doyle and buy millinery
Mrs. John Barden, who had been hav-
ing vacation from her work in Hough-
ton & Simonds's store, will resume work
there today, working afternoons.
Jesse e. Haynes returned Saturday
evening from Boston, whe4e he went to
attend the annual meeting of the New
England managers of Swift 4 Co.
Clyde f. Breslin was discharged yes
terday from the Melrose hospital, where
he had been i'll with influenza. He is
Istaying for the present at J. c. Murphy
ION Canal street.
Sergeant NJ. ~ Whalen, who was ii
Company II, l02d L. S. infantry, 26tl
division 5lst brigade, has arrived home
from France and is now at the home OF
+. 0. aTcSee. - South Main street. He
sreccived his discharge at Astoria, Long
Island, n Y, Feb. Z He was in the fol
lowing battles: Chemin DIES Dame see
tor, Feb ). 1918 to March 20; Toul see
tor, April | to june %; Chateau Their,
offensive, July to July %. He received
croix de guerre awarded by the 81,
] French army corps, for action at Chemil
DIES Danes March Is.
Charles H. Thompson left this noon 70
, Washington, ID. c., at the urgent reques
uf Alice Paul, head of the Nationa
Womans Party. for conference on In
! Vote in congress on the woman suffrag
proposal of amendment. Mr.. Thompso
has been requested and has accepted ap
: pointment on the board of councillors Q
the association of National Resource
Association Of America. organized to con
tribute to the establishment of a spirit 9
ardent emulation in the Use of the nat
. iral resources for the fullest measm
c of production, intended not only to main
n tain national progress but increase til
d individual advantage of all citizens.
p. Haywood of indianapolis. Ind,
chairman of the organization committee
= Montpelier Argus, Feb. S.