The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-19
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Miss Ruth Hinelsley has recovered from
an illness with grip.
Miss Lillian Harris has been i'll the |
past week with an attack of grip.
Miss B. Quinlan, housekeeper at the |
Brooks House, is confined to her room
by illness.
Mrs. Fred c. Brown, who has been i'll |
with grip, is improving. EIr. Brown is
i'll with grip.
Miss Cecile Peterson, teacher in the |
schools, who had been i'll with grip,
is out again. t
Miss May Moylan is assisting during
inventory in Goodnow, Pearson &
Hunt s store. s.'
Mrs. John L. Howard, who has been
| confined to her home several days by
illness, is better. ttf--5
Benjamin Weeden, who had been
| spending several weeks in town, has re-
| turned to Boston.
| +, Miss Hazel Provost of Bellows Falls
came yesterday to spend week with
Miss Ruth Sargent of Estabrook street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jennings and Miss
| Crystal Allen of 81 Canal street are i'll
with grip and under the care of physi
| elan.
Mrs Leslie Parmenter was called Mon
day to Hardwick on account of the i'll
ness of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Burn
ham.
Mrs. Russell May. came here last
night from Bloomfield. n. j., to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Ran
dali of Oak street.
Mrs. d. Brooks has returned from
Baltimore, Md, where she spent several
weeks with relatives and where she was
detained by illness.
Miss Julie Brown returned yester
day to her home in Dorchester, Mass,
after having been guest here of Ma
jor and Mrs. F. W. Childs.
Edward Denning of Palmer, Mass,
who has been critically i'll in the Mel
rose hospital with double pneumonia, is
now considered out of danger.
; DR.. H. P. Greene went today to Bur
lington to attend surgical clinic at
the University of Vermont by Prof.
} Albee of New York. He will return
tomorrow.
Miss Anna Canon has returned from
Bellows Falls where she had been at
her home several weeks and resumed
work yesterday at the Brooks House
!, rs waitress.
e Miss Winfred Manley, who has a po-
q stion in the Holstein- Friesian asso-
I citation offices, returned last night from
\ her home in Dorset, where she had been
4 i'll with grip.
: Mrs. H. ]. Allen has been confined tc
her home on Canal street a week Will
rheumatism Mr. Allen, who has beer
n incapacitated by rheumatism since Jan
l, is improving.
i Miss Dorothy Vogel of Wilmington
who is staying with her cousin, Mrs. G
q F. Kingsley and attending business col
. lege, has been confined to the house thu
Q past week by illness
+ Miss Doris ]. Coombs, who is training
h at St Margaret's hospital in Albany. \
5 Y, is spending a vacation of 10 days
IL ihernilwith1s her sister, MRS. Ralph p
Churchill of Canal street.
Mrs Alice Risby returned last nigh
81 from week s visit in Boston. She wa
!. accompanied home by her niece, Mis-
:, CLARA Perry, who is student in thu
= Child Art school in Boston.
if c. NJ. Clay, F. R. Vaughan, c. B
it Crowell, Porter Spencer and Raymond
Thomas went last night to Burlington
where the Lodge of Perfection degre
team viii work the 14th degree today
Joseph Chassions of Fall River
Mass, and Miss Louise Cormier o
Cambridge, Mass, were here yester
day to accompany the body of he
brother, Michael Cormier, to Cam
- bridge for the funeral and burial.