Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-15
BRATTLEBORO PERSONALS.

MTS "A coates ana children OF
Turner'S Falls, Mass, are visiting i n towr
this week.
Mrs G II Ware left this morning fol-
a two months visit n Chicago and othel
western cities.
Miss Grace Kinson went to Somervllle.
Mass, yesterday where she will remain
for the winter.
w p Jones returned Sunday night
after several days in North Adams,
Mass, on business.
Mrs II 0 Coolidge of Keene, N Fl, is
spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs
H II Thompson.
Mrs VIM Il Cary and son left this
morning for Brooklyn where they will
visit for short time.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Z Dickinson left
yesterday for New York city where they
will remain some tine.
Mr. and Mrs Lucien Dodge of DeKalb.
III, are visiting their cousins, Mrs Lucy
Cox and Miss Jennie Wood.
Robert Gregg, who is attending the
Springfield. Mass, Training school,
spent Sunday at his home here.
Mrs W II Minor went to Worcester,
Mass, last week to attend the reunion
of her class in Grad academy.
Prof Harley Newcomb returned to
Boston this morning after a few days
spent at the home of + II Thomas.
DR. ii F Stearns returned to his home
in Hartford. Conn, yesterday after sew
eral days visit with DR. 5 + Lawton.
Mr. and Mrs S f Howard of West
Newton, have been in town to attend
the funeral of Miss Helen Fletcher.
Miss Edna Crosby, who is attending
Miss Burnham's school 10 Northampton
spent Sunday in town with her parents.
b s Ward of New York city. who has
been spending week With B S Bales
tier, returned to his home yesterday.
W Ii Bracket and f l. Hildreth left
today for New York whence they will
sail for Norfak, Va. to remain a
week.
VIII Connarn returned to his work in
Manchester. \ III, this orning, having
been here to attend the funeral of his
brother.
Ned Leonard is working at Barrows'
store after school hours, and Robert
Stickney is employed at SCOTS gro
GER. store,
Mrs | b Lift returned to her home
in Merrimac, Mass, yesterday after
visit at the home of her daughter, NJ
G + GRAHAM.
George Adams and Howard C Rice,
made locomobile trip 10 Northampton,
Mass. Saturday afternoon, returning
Sunday morning.
Mrs Sarah kidder left yesterday morn
ing for Chicago. where she will spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs
Charlotte kidder
NJ ISIS Blanche Ranney returned to
her home in Westminster West today
after two weeks spent ut the home of
Mr. and Mrs Ii II Thompson.
Ossian A Butterfield returned to
work in Durham Brothers store Non
day after two weeks vacation spent
at his home 10 Jacksonville.
E Z Crosby of Northampton. Mass.,
spent Sunday in town. He attended the
electrical show in Madison Square gar
den, New York, last week.
Mrs Julia Hart and daughter, Ger
rude, have returned to their home in
Boston after spending three weeks with |
heir cousins at the home of Mrs Lucy |
COX.
Mrs Mary Campbell left yesterday |
or Cleveland, o, where she will spend |
some time before going to Washington,
D c. to take up her position as house
keeper at the Dewey hotel.
Louis Bingham. who s connected |
With the Mt Pleasant House in the
White Mountains and Hotel Ormonde in
: lorida, has been spending several days
1t the Brooks House, the guest Of c NJ
Miller.
J Willard Cobb and Walter Cooley
eturned from Boston FRIDAY in the form
RS locomobile, making the trip in
title over seven hours. They made a
rip from Boston to New York and re-
urn last week.
NJ A Coolidge, who is known in Brat
leboro through his connection with f c
'rosbv in the electric railroad business,
vas nominated for representative by the
Democrats in the Fitchburg tMass)
district SATURDAY..
DIR II ID Holton was one of the speak
RS at the 8rIual meeting of the Yer
mont State Medical society which was
leld in Montpelier last week. lie was
lso elected to a place on the nomi-
lating committee.
Roger Donohue of Holyoke, a SON.
n-law of Brattleboro, was nominated
asst week for senator 10 the second
hampshire Massachusetts, district, de-
eating his competitor Oh the first ballot
" a vote of a to 81.
LAWYER Cushman of Burlington was
0 town last week to make arrange
lents with District Attorney Martip
egarding the bail of John w ketchum
f Vergennes on new indictments which
ave been found against him in con.
ection with The Farmers National
ase.
Mrs Geo Bishop returned Saturday
light from New York city where she
as been with her husband who is in the
Roosevelt hospital under treatment for
tricture of the stomach. caused by
rinking lye. MrBishop is improving
lowly ard is able to take liquid nourish
leDt.
Miss Maud Emerson will be one of
he delegates from tbs local club to
be sixth annual meeting of the Yer
lont State Federation of WoTen's
lubs which begins in Morrisville to-
,orror Mrs Sally Inv Whita vho is