The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-13
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Elna Sanderson of Oak street is i'll with
German measles.
Mrs. John Moran is i'll with grip
in her room at the Brooks House.
Mrs. F. R. Newell has been confined
to her bed the past week with severe
cold.
Mrs. Guy Dutton of Townshend is in
the Brattleboro Memorial hospital for
medical treatment. f
Mr. and, Mrs G.. L. Pearson returned
this morning from Boston, where they
had been several days.
Mrs. Human Weeks, clerk in J. E.
Mann IS store, is confined BY illness in
her home on Canal street.
Miss NJ. J. .Donnell. ofethe firm Don
nell & Davis, went to New York this
morning to buy spring millinery.
Mrs. E. S. Hewitt, who has been i'll
three weeks with a severe cold and asth-
ma, is able to be up part of each day.
Miss Maddalina Kimball of Harris
place has gone to Lake Placid. New York,
where she viii spend a two-weeks' vaca-
ton.
A. c. Rate, who has position in
the Peoples National bank, is confined
to his home on Beach street with a
severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Morrill, of
Bridgewater (Vt.) are guests in the
home of her sister, Mrs. B. E. White
of Walnut street Il
Rev. C. T. Brownell went TODAY to Rut,
land to attend meeting of the promo
ton board. Prayer meeting will be led
tonight by Mr.. Teller.
d. J. Sweeney of South Main street
rs i'll. His daughter, Miss Katherine
Sweeney, clerk in j. E. Mann s store, is
at home caring for him.
Mrs. Ernest Pierce and son, Robert, of
Greenfield, Mass, visited here yesterday
with her mother, Mrs. May Morris, re-
turning home in the afternoon.
Attorneys H. G. Barber and w. R.
Daley returned yesterday from Montpe-
lier where they had been on business
before the Washington county court.
Miss Frances Martell, who is employed
in Houghton & Simonds's store went to-
day to Boston to spend vacation OF
10 days with her sister, Miss Margaret
Martell
Mrs. Robert Hromada and daughter
Irma, of Springfield, Mass, who had
been guests of Mrs c. E. Mann, ar,
now visiting Mrs. Hromada IS mother
in Wardsboro.
n. II. Robinson of Wardsboro. who
had been visiting here in the home OF
Mrs. Hermon Eddy and at w. H. Rob
lnson s of Fairview street, is spending
y fnr II low -. 4
Hinsdale.
Miss Maude Tibbetts, clerk il
Houghton & Simonds's store, received
a telegram this morning stating tn,
serious illness of her father in Cole
brook, n. H. She left this morning fol
her home there.
Miss Louise Newcomb, who recent
| ~ finished work as head waitress a
the Brooks House, went today to he
home in Burlington. Her place at tn,
hotel is being taken temporarily b,
Miss. Jennie Bowen. =
Mrs. L. K.Fuller received news las
evening from Mrs James F. .Hooke
OF Schenectady, n. Y in telephon
message that Mr.. Hooker, who ha,
been seriously i'll with influenza, wa
better and that his temperature wa
normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harlow, who ar
on their wedding trip, visited here owe
last night in the home of his sister, Mr..
John o. Tucker. They returned thi
morning to Westminster to visit at hi
home before going to their home i
Burlington.
E. J. Foley of Bellows Falls. who ha
been working temporarily in Houghto
& Simonds 5 store, will go Monday t
New York city to take a position i
Marshall Fields store. He ,fnishe
| work here last night and went to hi
: home in Bellows Falls to remain owe
, the week end.
The following from today's Hartfor
> Conn., Courant will be of interest I
the Brattleboro friends of Mrs. C. ]
r. JENNIE: Mrs. Clarence F. r. Jenn
of AZ May street, national president {
the United States Daughters of 1871
will spend the weekend in New Yorl
where she will be the guest of Mrs Wi
liam Gerry Slade, honorary presiden
; Mrs. Jenne will be the guest of honor {
, the New York state society at the meet