Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-08
REFoRAER: BRATTLEBoRo. OCTOBER g. 1901
BRATTLEBORO PERSONALS.

| Mrs John U'Connor leaves to-day TO
a weeks visit in Holyoke
Chas A Risbey of New York city i
making brief visit in town.
Miss kittie Stewart has finished
work at DR. ID p Webster's.
Miss Marion NJ Rice of Mt Holyokt
college spent Sunday in town.
Collins r Stevens of Marietta, O
formerly piano tuner here, is renew
ing old acquaintance in town.
Mr. and Mrs S W Kimhall have beer
spending several days in Boston.
Dr. E r Lynch returned Saturday
night from his visit in Nova Scotia.
John Austin returned Saturday nigh,
after several days at the Brocton fair.
Miss Genevieve Slate left yesterday fol
visit of several days in Hartford, Conn
Joseph N Shea of Boston. formerly
local ticket agent, spent Sunday in
town.
Mrs Harriet Brasor Pratt will begin
singing at the Universalist church next
Sunday.
Charles X Com ms of Warren, Mass,
has been visiting his sister. Mrs II X
Whitaker.
John Toomey, who is employed ia
Holyoke. Mass, spent Sunday at his
home here.
DIR Louis A Pettee returned last
night after several days spent in Deer.
field, Mass.
Robert Gregg went to Springfield
Mass, yesterday to enter the Spring field
Training school.
Miss Ella Stebbins will leave next
week for Boston where she will enter
Radcliff college.
Miss Hannah Connarn left to-day
for Manchester, N Ii. where she has
a position as dressnaker.
Frank Pratt is home from Burlng
ton where he has been employed as
expert accountant.
Miss Bessie Chattield has returned to
New York city after few days visit
with Mrs G II Clapp.
Mrs Jennie M White will go to New
York soon to spend the winter with her
sor, Harry X White,
Mr. and Mrs Fred w Putnam have
moved into Mrs Jennie Whites house
on North Main street.
Mr. and Mrs George Powers OF New
York city, are 10 town to attend the
Royden Waterman wedding.
Luther Plummer, who is employed
as travelling salesman for an electrical
house spent Sunday in toan.
Walter l. Boynton of New York city
is spending few weeks with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs A F Boynton.
Mrs Chas Wemyss returned to her
home in Boston Yesterday after two
weeks visit with Mrs W p Jones.
Miss Barbara Murphy went TO
Springfield, Mass, yesterday to attend
the wedding of Miss Agnes Shea.
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Paine of Boone,
Iowa, have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs c f Read for the past few days.
Mrs N NJ Frost is in Florence, Mass,
this week and will stop with friends in
Springfield and Vernon on her return
Mrs Mary Brooks of Waltham, Mass,
and Mrs Il W johnson of Bernard ston
visited with Mrs Gilman Warren Fri
day
Prof l. A Butterfeld has moved
which he recently bought of c f
Scribner.
Mr. ard Mrs George A Eels ana Mr.
and Mrs co Robbins will leave
Saturday for trip to the Pan Amer
lear Exposition.
Harry Boynton will leave soon for
Boston, whore he will remain short
time before going to Southern Pines.
Ga, for the win ter.
Prof Wiliston Walker and family re-
turned to New Haven yesterday where
Prof Walls ar will begin his duties in the
Yale divinity school.
Miss Laura Jones of Northampton.
Mass, came Saturday to attend the
Wedding Of Charles A Boyden ard
Miss Ethel Waterman.
J. Foster, a noted rough and Fancy
rider, was in Brattleboro Friday morn
ing on his way through Vermont and
New Hampshire on horseback.
Rev A Hough OF White River juno
ton was in Brattleboro last week on his
return from Vernon where he OBLIGATED
at the funeral of George + Mosely.
Patrick brisbane. who has been en-
ployed as coachman for Gel Francis
Goodhue for the past 10 years, has
gone to Boston where he has similar
position.
Col Gray Estev arrived home SUM-
dav night from New York city, where
he landed Saturday on the steamer st
Paul from Liverpool, after stay of SIX
weeks abroad.
Miss Edith NJ Underwood, who was
married in North Adams, Mass. Friday
to Howard A Lewis, was daughter of
William S Understood, a former resi-
dent of Brattleboro.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Adams of Spring.
field, Mass, came here Saturday, Mr.
Adams returning TO his work yesterday
morning. Mrs Adams will spend q
week with her sister, Mrs J A Pullen.
Frank Howe, editor of the Barre Daily
Times, is spending his vacation with his
family in town. Mr. Howe is president
of the Barre Golf club and good share
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