Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-24
BRATTLEBORO PERSONALS.

Mrs ID + Rannev of Cambridge, Mass
Is visiting at the Liscom farm.
Mrs J M Tyler returned Saturday
after several days spent in Boston.
II r Lawrence returned last nigh
after spending some time in Boston.
Mrs Fred Gibson Of Littleton. N II, il
visiting her parents here this week.
Miss Bertha Adams returned Satur
day after several days spent in Hartwell
vile.
James G Menzies of New York city /;
at the Brooks House for stay of severa
days.
Miss Jessie Scott has returned after q
five weeks visit in Jefferson and Louis
vile, Ky.
G w Durham is on business trir
through towns in the northern part OF
the state.
Mrs Kate Burchard left Friday fol-
Arlington, Mass, where she will rem air
four weeks.
Foster FELTON,, for some time chef al
the Brooks House, has been visiting in
town this week.
Mrs w II Welcome and son left yes
terday for a visit at her former home in
Shushan, N Y.
CS Stockwel and Chas Miller were
at Readville Saturday to see the
Creceus-Abbott race.
Mr. and Mrs f Snow and two daugh.
tiers OF Greenfield Mass, spent Sunday
at the Brooks House.
M j Austin of the New York Athletic
club came yesterday for visit with his
mother on Elliot street.
Miss Addie Shattuck came from
Springfield, Mass, yesterday for visit
of several days in town.
a X Greenwood who is employed in
Durham Brothers store, spent Sunday
at his home in Townshend.
Col Thos Harmon OF Bennington is in
town this week to have charge OF the
catering at the Valley Fair.
Louis knight and Frank Baker re-
turned Saturday after week spent at
the Pan American Exposition.
Miss Elizabeth Marshall will leave
next Monday for New York city, where
she will enter st Mary's school.
Dean Rangs left Saturday for Balti-
more, where be will continue his
studies ut the Baltimore Medical col.
leRe.
+ + Brooks, former station agent
here, but now Of Worcester, Mass, Wis
tied in town the latter part of last
week.
H Dyke came from Manchester, n
II, Saturday to spend several weeks
with his family, who are visiting at w
II Cray's.
Louis Henkel of Middlebury. formerly
clerk in the local Office Of the American
Express company, is visiting in town
this week.
Gen II b Titus returned last week
from Cleveland, o, where lie attended
the annual national encampment of the
Grand Army.
l. Bruce who is employed at the
Retreat will begin work in the whole
sale department OF Durham Brothers
store next week.
Charles Dix of White River Junction,
formerly an employe of f l. Hildreth &
Co, was at his home in West Brattle-
boro over Sunday.
p II brisbane will finish work Oct
for Col Goodhue, with whom he has
been for ten years.
Mrs A W Rockwell, Mrs Z l. Parker.
Mrs j L Hldreth and Mrs Warner
Spears spent Sunday at the Rockwell
cottage at Spotlord lake.
Ernest Brown, formerly clerk in the
local office of the American Express
No hl,s
Mass, spent Sunday in town.
Charles Lindsey returned Sunday
night from Greenfield where he was
employed during the fair. He will brgin
work for Mellen 4 Proctor today.
Miss Belle Guild returned Saturday
from Boston where she spent the week
with her sister, Miss Emily Guild. who
is taking a course in teaching in that
city.
Mrs & III Thomson and Miss Edith
Estabrook returned Saturday night from
Boston where they have been buying
material for use in decorating for the
coaching parade.
C d Whitman and daughter, Clara,
went to Buffalo last week, where they
will remain several weeks. Mr. Whit
man is in charge OF one of the depart.
ments in the Vermont building.
Mrs Angelica r Shea and daughter,
Miss Mary Ritter Shea, will close their
summer home here about October and
leave for California, where they will
spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs A c AldSich and daughter
of Boston are spending a few days at
the Brooks House where they arrived
Yesterday in their gasoline motor carriage
Mr. Aldrich was formerlya resident here.
DR. II ID Holton has returned from his
trip to Put in Bay, where he attended
the meeting Of the Mississippi Valley
N eacal association. He also attended
the meeting of the American Board of
Health in Buffalo.
Austin Richardson, who has been
law student in the office of G C Fits
for several months, left Saturday for
Ann Arbor, Mich, where he will enter
the law department Of the University
of Michigan.
Mrs w II Henley returned Saturday
night from Boston. where she spent
last week. She was accompanied by MIR
Henley's niece, Miss Grips. a daughter
of II A Grips. formerly musical direc-
tor for Alice Nelson add DeWolf Hop
per. After short visit here Miss Cripps
will 20 to England for a years stay.