The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-01
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mrs. Charles l.. Thwing Of Putney il
spending the day in town.
Miss Matte Metcalf of South Newfane
is visiting here with relatives
Mrs. Henry Lind of Chestnut street is
confined to her home with grip.
Miss Mabel Fullerton of Townshend is
spending few days at the Brooks House.
Mrs Julius j. Estey, who had been i'll
a week with a severe cold, is out again
Luther Plummer is i'll at his home in
the Abbott apartments with intestinal
grip.
Miss Margaret Brown of Elliot street.
who has been i'll with pneumonia, is inn
proving.
Miss Louise Gage. clerk in the Clapp &
Jones Co.'S store is i'll in her home in
West Guilford.
Miss Theresa McGrail Of Terrace street
is confined to the home of Miss Mary II.
Cabot by illness.
Mrs. L. Bowie of Maple street who is
i'll, threatened with pneumonia, has a
nurse caring for her.
Fred Thomas is on a few days business
trip in Windham county for the Durham
Brothers company.
Miss Margaret Smullns of Fitchburg.
Mass. was a guest over the weekend of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. Ferriter
Francis Nichols, student at Brown uni
verSity, is expected tomorrow to spend the
weekend at his home on Forest street
Alfred Darling, who had been i'll with
rheumatism. is out again but has not re-
sumed his work for the telephone COM
pany.
Mrs. Claude Williamson. who has been
very i'll with scarlet fever in her home
on Putney road, is a little more comfort
able.
Mrs. Delmar Hawkins is expected to
return fortnight from Springfield. Mass.
where she has been with friends since
Saturday.
{ \. Z. Simonds went this morning to
Newport, y. H.. to assist few days at
taking inventory at the HOughton 4
SImonds store
Miss Gwendolyn Charlcsworth. district
nurse, who had been in the Memorial hos
pital following a slight operation, was dis
charged yesterday.
Mrs. Bernice Eddy was in Springfield,
Mass, yesterday to visit her daughter.
Miss Doris Day, who is training i'm the
Wesson Memorial hospital
B, Floyd Franklin resumed work thi,
morning in the retail department of the
Dunham Brothers company after having
been i'll 10 days with grip.
Miss Rama Patten of Burlington and
mss May Nulltu OF AScutneNVlllp nave
begun training for nurses at the Mutual
Aid association, beginning their Studio,
there yesterday,
Roger Sherman. student at Colgate uni
vcrsity, came this morning to visit hi,
parents. Mr.. and Mrs George T.. Sher
man, at the Brooks House several DAYS
having finished his mid-year examinations
Horace L. Scott of Browning. Mon.
tana, civil engineer. came Sunday I,
visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs Freeman
Scott. anad sister, Miss Minnie A. Scott
Mr.. Scott has been in Montana the past
Il years in the United States reclama
tion service.
Mrs. Julia Saunders. clerk in Hough
ton < Simonds's store, has moved from
Mrs. Fred Coombs'S on Canal street ana
Is staying for the present at Mrs. John
Barden'S on South Main street She will
go later to take a room with Mrs. Georg,
Gilman of Harris place.
Charles Z. Crane of the Vernon
Printing Co. has returned home from :
three weeks trip to Pennsylvania an,
New York city. Mr.. Crane was called t,
PENNSYLVANIA State college by PreSiden
j. NJ. Thomas TO draw up publicity aut
printing plans for a campaign to raise m
emergency building fund of S.. 600 90
by subscriptions from the alumni an,
friends of the college.