The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-24
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

CLYDE Haskell is spending the vacation
in Putney with David Houghton.
Miss Violet Fidler has returned from
a visit with friends in Boston.
Mrs. Albert Thomas, who has been i'll
with tonsilitis, is able to be about the
house.
Mrs. F. S. Rand and three children
went this morning to Weston to visit
Mr. Rand.
G. E. Matava and son, Gordon, of Lud-
low are spending the week in town with
relatives.
Mrs. L. J. Walker and Miss Lillian
! Deyo of Hinsdale are visitors in town to-
day with friends.
Miss Ruth Darling, who has been very
i'll with pneumonia is better. Mrs. Allen
is still caring for her.
Winston Barr of Manchester, n. H., is
visiting here during the vacation with
his sister, Miss Muriel Barr.
Mrs. F. A. Thompson is in the Brattle
| boro Memorial hospital, following an
operation performed Thursday.
r. T. Britain has returned from Nan
tucket, where he accompanied Mrs. Brit
tan and son, Truxton, for a visit.
Mrs. Walter Mclaughlin of Estey
street began work in the Hooker, Cor
ser & Mitchall overall shop Monday.
Hadley Gibson, student in Harvard
university, who came to his home in
town on account of being i'll, is better.
F. S. Robinson and family moved to-
ldav from Clark avenue to the third floor
lof the Averill estate building on Main
street.
Mrs. Harriet Dearborn and daughter,
Mrs /. ]. Daniels, went to Springfield,
Mass. this morning. They will return
tomorrow.
Attorney f. w Gibson left yester-
day afternoon for Bellows Falls and
Springfield (Vt.) on business. He will
return tomorrow.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brockington, who has
. been i'll many weeks at her home on
Chestnut street, was taken Sunday to the
Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Alfred Bushnell of Pleasant
/ street who has been i'll nearly two
weeks. is in the Memorial hospital
t whore she is improving.
Mrs. /. s. Edwards is spending the day
e III Springfield, Mass. accompanying her
a daughter Dorothy. and Elizabeth
:. Schwenll, who left today for New York
f. II. Churchill Of High street. who has
been i'll with double pneumonia. is better
3 His daughter, Mrs. Mamie Helson, who
has been i'll With grip, is about the house
. again.
l. Miss Mary Turner and Mrs. Clifford
n J. Lazele went Monday to Dover TO at
r. tend the funeral of Mrs. Aurilla S. Miner
They will spend the rest of the week il
., Dover.
K John NJ. Stratton will finish work thi
g week at NJ NJ fuckers livery stable ant
will begin work Monday for DR. Grace w
a Burnett caring for her horses at tn
- Crowell barns.
II Mr.. and Mrs Harold Hussey 0
Swampscott, Mass, have been guests {
u. Mrs Hussey 5 aunt. Mrs. c. f. Shore.
~ on their way to visit relatives in SOut
10 Londonderry.
is Mrs. Frank w. Smith has returned t
s. her home in Springfield (Vt), aftc
sending some time here in the home o
III her son, Rolla Smith Mrs. Rolla Smit
%. is recovering from measles.
st Mrs. Gilbert A. Dix of Springfield
lie VT, who has been in the Brattlebol
r. Memorial hospital six weeks following
ly serious operation, is gaining and it is e,
MT pected that she will be able to 90 to h
home in about a week. Mr.. Dix, who HI
been here since her operation, is
Springfield today on business. He W
return tonight.
,aI Eugene r. Godfrey of Elyria, OH
IL who was called to his home in West lie
anon, n. H.. on account of the illness al
IL death of his brother, Ralph Godfre
~. visited in town yesterday with his unc
- and aUnt Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Hudso
n His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Godfre
who accompanied him as far as BrattI
oth boro on his homcward trip, spent the d
rs. in town.
al Peter S. Chase returned to his hol
Monday afternoon from the Memoir
$40 hospital, where he had been II da
,or receiving treatment for a broken knt
~. cap, sustained by fall on the cell
49,, stairs in his home. This was the thi
operation Mr.. Chase had had on
lame leg since the Civil war, when
. received a gunshot wound which caus
,..,. n compound fracture, which was bro
n: en- and reset four times in 20 days. \
III Chase expects TO regain the use of