The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-06
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL


this morning on business.
Miss Evelyn Austin is confined to her
home on Elliot street with the grip.
Miss Marjorie Huntington is guest
of friends in Putney. for over Sunday.
Mrs. Herbert G. Shaw and two daugh-
tiers, who have all been i'll with grip,
are better.
! i. Kinson Doak has taken a position
as clerk in f. j. Fentop' Is mems fur
nishing store.
| Richard Hamm of Central street
went yesterday to New London, Conn,
to visit over Sunday
Miss Ruth Barker went to the Me
mortal hospital yesterday to undergo
today an operation for appendicitis
Alfred Darling went to Bellows Falls
yesterday to attend last evening a
meeting of telephone union employees.
Mrs. F, n. Rugg is expected to re-
turn Monday from Marlboro, where
she has been visiting week with rela-
Wives.
Miss Geraldine Silver of Smith col
lege is expected this afternoon to be a
guest of Mrs. Joseph G. Estey over the
weekend.
Harry Anderson and brother. Eric
Anderson of Pleasant street, who have
both been seriously i'll with pneumonia
are now gaining.
Miss Gladys Adams will leave tomor
row for Worcester, Mass, where she
will begin work Monday as stenog
rapher in a law Office.
Ebert Simons returned Thursday night
from a business trip to New York. Mrs
Simons, who accompanied him, will re
main there several days longer.
Miss Florence Converse viii have two
weeks vacation from her work il
Houghton & Simondss store, beginning
Monday. She will visit in Boston.
Miss Dorothy Schwenk. who under
, went an operation for appendicitis, i
comfortable in the Memorial hospita
and her condition is satisfactory.
Mrs. Fred Spaulding and daughter
: Miss Maybelle Spauldmg, are expected t
return today from Keene, y. H., wher
. they have been visiting week with rela
. tives.
: Mrs. Isabel Jones, bookkeeper i
e Houghton & Simonds's store, will have
o vacation of two weeks, beginning Mon
day. She plans to visit in Boston an
n Hartford.
r Mr. and Mrs. C. r. Freyenhagen an
s sen, Clinton, who had been here fror
t Greenfield to pack their househol
n goods to ship there, have gone t
! Greenfield
Miss Gertrude Brown is i'll in III
J home of her sister, Mrs. Karl Maize
: in South Newfane Miss Brown wer
: there early in the week to care for Mr.
= Maher, who is also ill.,
W Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick Filion, WI
al had been staying with Mr.. and Mr.
k. A. D. Thompson of Highland stree
re- have gone to make their home with h
o. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Filion.
ID Eugene McGarrigie has begun worl
h, ing working at the Park Drug Co.
Id store. Edward BOyce, who had be,
employed there. has finished work al
of has begun working for the Brattlebo
Sc Drug Co.
III Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Baldwin
Woodbury. have returned from Sou
ne Carolina, where they spent thr
~ months with relatives. They are visi
le' ing here in the home of their son,
II. c. Baldwin, and family of Oak Gro
er, avenue.
ns Mr.. and Mrs. Kingdom Ridgely {
ba ! rived here last night from Philadelph
al where they had been two days on thu
- return from Brady, Texas They W
- 80 remain here over Sunday with her pa
: ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Boorn, VIII
- they win go to New York. where tn
p will make their home. Mr.. Ridge
: who is a oil promoter and broker, h
'it been in Texas on business.