Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25
BRATTLEBOWO PERSONALS,

days.
Mrs 4 A Greene returned from Spring
field this week.
David A Young is seriously i'll at his home
on Chaplin street.
Mrs j l. Martin went to Montpelier Tues
day for bret visit
Mrs W A Ramsdell went to Boston for
visit of several days.
b Lavee has moved from II Walnut
street to ~ oak street.
Mr. and Mrs Archie Gilbert have taken
rooms in Crosby block.
Il A Shipman has moved from 50 Frost
street to 10 Union block.
Frank Billings has gone to Springfield Mass.
where he has employment.
Mrs Don Miller returned Saturday from a
visit in Natck and Boston.
DIR James Conland went to Boston yester-
day to remain several days.
Miss Maude Essex returned last night after
several days spent in Boston.
Elbridge KnowltOn visited in Hartford and
Waterbury. CT, the past week.
&C W Reed spent Saturday and sunday in
Mystic and New London, Conn.
Mrs A b Hall has leased apartments in A
Pullen's house on Chaplin Street.
Lawyer Z w Gibson has been in New
York city this week on business.
Mr. and Mrs Chas A Boyden returned
Tuesday from their wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs A + Roberts leave Monday
for visit of u week in New York.
Mrs w Z Jones is visiting her laughter,
Mrs } ii Solday. in Dedham, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs II o Coolidge went to Boston
this morning to remain for several days.
II Il Luther OF Newton Center. Mass, has
cen the guest of L d Whitney this week.
w II Bracket and L l. Hldreth returned
Wednesday from their trip to Norfolk, Va,
Mrs Addison Withheld Of Vernon is spend
ing some time as the guest of Mrs NJ Frost
Miss Gertrude Matthews is visiting her
brother, Or W G Matthews, at WalpoIe, \
Ii.
Miss Emily Tones returned Tuesday even
ing from her summer at the Thousand Is
lands.
Mrs Burnham Of Dummerston will spend
the winter here with her daughter. Mrs + L
Wyman.
w II Corser and Leroy Corser are attend
ing the Pan.American exposition at Buffalo
this week.
Mr. and Mrs Bradford Cutler of Worcester
Mass. have been visiting Mr. Cutters mother.
this week.
Miss Helen Feuton returned the first of
this week after two weeks spent in New
York city.
Mr. and Mrs Emerson Flagg have em-
pIoyment at the Franklin House in Green
field Mass.
Mrs \ b Hall has returned from visit
with her daughter, Mrs A W Chids at Man
chester, \ II.
Mr., Frederick Holbrj0k and family of
RrnnE linn Mass will stopl ~ al,
Linden Lodge.
Miss Regina Heaphy retur ned Monday
after three weeks spent with her brother in
New Ork city.
G a Risby returned to his home in New
York city yesterday after several days spent
in Brattleboro.
Mrs Geo l. Durham has returned after a
visit with her sister, Mrs Ruth Hawley
Morse, in Philadelphia.
Rev f 7 Mathison and Lawyer James Fisk
Hooker have attended the bicentennial of
Yale University this week.
Sherman Howe, who has been spending
several days here with his family, returned
to New York this morning.
Rev and Mrs Z Slack and family of
Brookline, Mass, are spending the autumn at
| their place on Western avenue.
| Mrs f d Whitney left yesterday for
! Springfield, Mass, going from there TO Bos-
ton for Il stay of several days.
Chaunccy Knapp and Fred G Greasy are
| in Boston this week endeavoring to take adj
vantage Of the open season for deer
Alison Dugan. who is musical director OF
| Lambs Comedians, passed through Brattle-
| boro with the company yesterday.
| Eff Brooks who has been assistant freight
agent in Worcester. Mass, has been given the
! pO>itiOn Of ticket agent at Gardner,
| Rev II d Maxwell of Somerville, Mas,
| formerly pastor of the Universast chnrch
here, Will occupy thar pulpit sunday.
| Mr. and Mrs c . Robbins and Mr. and Mrs
| G Ees have returned from a l0-days'
| trip to the au-American exposition.
Geo BOvden was taken seriously i'll ut
| his Walnut street home the first of the week,
but at present he is more comfortable.
O q Thomas of East Hartford. Conn, who
| lived in Brattlcboro previous to 1861, has
| been spending the week with his brothers.
| &C Fits has been in Burlington recently
| 10 represent + w Putnam at a hearing on the
discharge of the Knott & Closson brokers.
| Mrs + A Wells went to Springfield, Mass.
| today to attend the annual meeting OF the
| Massachusetts Federation of Woman's clubs.
! Mr. and Mrs W II Ellsworth of Redlands
! Cal, who visited al ii L Hunters last week,
Mrs Charles Faweett and son and Miss
| Marjorie White are expected from Brooklyn
Monday to remain in Brattleboro for some
| time.
Arthur Parady of Montpelier. who has
| been employed by the Burlington Yacht club
during the summer, visited in town this
week.
Mrs Sarah Bennett Mcyey of Kibourr
| CITY. Wis Il native of this town, Is making
her first visit to friends here after an absence
of 40 wears.
| NJ f church. Lowe, pastor. sunday
services, Oct -. Morning worship 1880
| Subject, Gods Measure Sunday scoool
! l1.45; Epworth League & pm.
Mrs Ellen ID Powers of Halifax has beer
| granted n pension of IS a month through the
Hunt Pension agency; Thomas Wnn o.
Brattleboro has received an additional pension
/ of 81 month.
MI Guiheen returned yesterday from ;
carriage drive from Troy, \ Y, coming by
way or Bennington and Wilmington. having
spent the first of the week with his brolher
Z W Guiheen of Albany, y Y.
James Fisk Hooker was one of the usher
Mt the wedding of Henry A Field of Spring
| field, Mass, and Miss Margaret f owen O
Greenfield which took place in Greenheld
Wednesday evening.
Hon Z l. Waterman was appointed to the
committee of Jurisprudence and law reform
| at the annual meeting of the Vermont Bar
association. held in Montpelier this week. j
|. Martin was placed on the compittee OF
professional conduct.
C d whitman left yesterday for Fisher
Island, \ Y. where he will have charge Of
the large farm of Ferguson Brothers. taking
the position formerly held by o. Newton
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