Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-08

been the guest OF Miss KUN tnlds TINS week.
Mrs D Whitney returned Wednesday
after two weeks spent in Boston and vicinity.
Charles Fawcett of New York city spent
sunday in Brattebdro with his wife and
SON.
DR. and Mrs S f Lawton and two children
went TO Boston today to remain for short
time.
Mrs Kttredge Hasktns is spending several
days with her niece, Mrs + Adsit, in Bur.
lington.
Mr. and Mrs f 4 Dickinson went TO New
York city the first of the week 10 remain sew
eral days.
Mrs John Oliver returned yesterday after
two weeks spent at her old home IN Upper
Lake, n Y.
Mrs AC Davenport left Wednesday for
New York city where she will remain for
some time.
Ew Blodgett returned Monday from Au-
burn, \ Y, where he has been visiting for
three weeks.
REBly who Is employed as bookkeeper at
the Retreat, spent Sunday with relatives In
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs A W Chlds of Manchester. n H, came
Yesterday for visit at the home of her mother,
Mrs Addison Hall.
Mrs Calista II Bangs was in Bellows Falls
Corps OF that town.
Mrs Katherine Splaine of Springfield, this
state, is spending the week the guest OF
Mrs Mary Stewart.
Norman Newell who has been employed at
the Estey Organ factory, will begin work for
Stockwell Monday.
Charles Ross, who is in the New London
freight office, spent sunday with his mother,
Mrs Charles NJ Wheeler
Clark Fits was in Bellows Falls one day
this week to appear at probate hearing. lie
has also been in Boston.
Mrs II Simonds returned to her home in
Norw God. Y. yesterday, after week ;
visit with relatives in town.
BENJAMIN + GRAHAM returned to his home
In Naples, Me, Monday after spending sever al
days with his son, L GRAHAM.
GUY Tasker was In Amherst, Mass, Satur-
day as guest of Ralph Patch TO witness the
Amherst-Bowdoiu football game.
Miss Lucy HoIbrook, who has been spend
ing some time at Linden Lodge. went TO Bos-
ten Tuesday for visit of several days.
Mrs Horace Scott has returned to her
home in Louisville, Ky. sitter spending several
days with her brother-n-law, Martin Scott.
Miss Mabel Leonard returned TO her home
in Springfield, this state, Tuesday after sew
eral days visit with Mrs Charles Leonard.
Mrs Washington Manley and daughter,
Miss Evelyn Manlev. viii go to New York
city Tues lay to remain during the winter.
Mrs Ellen Van kleek, who has been spend
! ing several days with her father. Col Francis
Goodhue. returned to her home Wednesday
BIZ sutton and family OF Brooklyn, who
have been at their cottage at spotford lake
since last May, returned TO their home Tues
day
Mrs James Bowler and Mrs Percy Haigh
returned yesterday from Nashua, ii,
where they attended the funeral OF a rels'
tive.
Mis-, Kate York who has been employed at
r f Gordon's for the past five YEAR,, went to
JoueSville Wednesday where she will live for
the present.
Marion Lawrence of Toledo. o, one of the
most prominent sunday school workers in
this country. will be the guest Of l. W Hawley
over Sunday.
Mrs Emory Knowlton and daughter re-
turned to their home in Littleton. Fl. the
first of the week, after spending several days
in BrattlebOro.
Mr. and Mrs Charles f Chase returned to
their home 10 Louisville. Ky, Wednesday hav-
ing been here to attend the funeral of Mr.
Chase's father.
Francis W Crosby. who has been in Hart
ford. Conn. for the past few wears, has gone
to Dallas, Texas, where be will remain an in
definite period.
Miss B 4 Quinau of Fair Haven. this state
has been engaged As housekeeper at the
Brooks House 10 take the place of Miss
| Marcia Prentiss.
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l5oh.Sh ~ III prat,isboro
Crawio a. p9Stai ''e' 'e'" e'" '' "'''> va
anu Ne" hou"o"'
L w Hawley, Mrs George II Clapp ana
MISS Mar! otearus are 1nI luo;a-
conNeh, Vi tue , ,ti',
toh HI Neisehues tnis
Miss Emeline Hobrook returned 10 her
home in New York city tuesday, AFTER sew
erai days spent WIN ner EIahulaVuel' eN-
Governor rrederich hoi'ioo
Frank Brown who has been employed ID
the store of Emerson X Son for some time
has gone to ; ringteld, Mass. where he has a
position with Forbes h Wallace.
q w whitney of New York city has been
tn" guest OF captain L SUI lli's' ms ms
Week; Mr n'iIieN ,iIa',e o''p
tam waterman III h'uuie0ui! va"
| Roswell VI Field, brother OF the late Eugene
! Field,,i is soon to leave the Youths tompan'
| ion. with which he has been associated ior
| some time, and return to the chicago ToSt'
Mr. and Mrs William steele Gray have re-
returned 10 Ne" iolh ~? tl,.r 80 Ms
BrattepoIo 70 attehp iu ~. II - II rtosa
NTas II anul"'n'i 'He '''N
| EN- Douglass of this town was one OF the
/ 60 representatives OF the Intefhatlonal CORES
! pondence schools, who were dined in Seran-
! ion, Pa, by the officers of the international
| Textbook company.
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