The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-16

BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

r. w, Day, who has been i'll with
grip, is able to be out.
Miss Minnie Fox went today to West
Swanzey, n. H., to visit.
George f. Sherman was in Springfield
Mass, yesterday on business.
Miss Mildred Bancroft went to Bos.
ton today to stay few,days.
Paul A. Chase will leave tomorrow
night for New York on business.
Arthur f. Roberts is in Boston this
week to attend the automobile show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Vail are in Bos
ton this week attending the automobile
show
Mrs. Henry H. Crosby is confined TO
her rooms in the Brooks House with mus
cular rheumatism.
NJ. {. Houghton of the firm .Houghton
& Simonds went to Boston, Yesterday az
ternoon on business.
Mrs. Joseph Perry was called to New
York Saturday by The serious illness OF
her sister, Mrs. Parish.
Roger Bracket began the study of
law this morning in the office of State 3
Attorney E. W. Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Celley of North.
held, VI, were guests yesterday of Mr..
hand Mrs. A. G. Boardman.
State Attorney E. w. Gibson went
this morning to Rutland on business.
lie plans to return tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Harris of Mill
ers Falls were guests over Sunday in the
home OF Louis D. Harris of High street
Kenmore Emerson, who underwent an
operation for mastofditis recently, is re-
covering in the Springfield City hospital
Miss Ruth Darling who has been i'll
with bronchitis is now seriously i'll with
pneumonia. Mrs. Allen nurse. is atten
ding her
Mary Ahrens of Weathersfield Center
IS spending her spring vacation with
her grandmother, Mrs. Arthur Wells. of
| Chestnut street.
Miss Pauline Creran and Miss GLADYS
Ames, high school students. are working
afternoons in the office of the Holstein-
/ Frieslan association.
Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Robertson of Hins-
dale, who had been guests at the Brooks
House the past two weeks, returned yes
terday to their home.
/ George and Henry Wilson and Mrs.
Annie w Heydecker returned Yesterday
from Taeneck, \. J.. where they attend
ed the funeral of their uncle. William
! Nesbitt
| Clifford J. Lazelle has bought of George
Il /. Wilson. a cottage house on MYRTLE
street, now occupied by Thomas F. Hav-
erty and family Mr.. Lazelle buys foI
home
) John II. Olson was discharged vester
day from the Brattleboro Memorial hos
2 pital where he underwent an operation
Saturday on his shoulder, and has re
turned to his home on Southern avenue
E L. Z. Slocum of South Main stree
+ was called to Pawtuxet, R. l.. today OIL
$ account of the serious illness Of hi
/, brother law, Capt. Israel A. Smith
I deputy fish commissioner of that state
!, Miss Lettie S. Burnham, assistan
county clerk, was at her desk yesterla,
$ for the first time in six weeks. Sh
: has been i'll with tonsilitis, followed b
: a series of colds and tonsilitis poison
ing.
: Miss Thelma Field, who had bee
: spending 10 days with Mrs Waite
: Thomas of Chesterfield, y. H., returne
= to her home on Canal street Thursda
: and went back to school Monday, aftC
being confined to her home with chicl
cn-pox and mumps.
d Miss Patience Wilder will finish wor
e Saturday as operator in the telepher
It exchange, where she has had positio
d several years. She will go to Worcest
d to take position with the Phillips Mi
l. company as private branch exchan.
operator in the office.