Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-01
nRATTLEBORo PERSONALS.


to morrow to remain for the winter.
George Danyew left yesterday for ,
visit at his home in Fcrrishurgh.
Miss Mary Walker of Northampton
Mass, is spending a few days in town
Edith Hunt of Mt Holvoke college
spent Sunday in town with her moth
Ter.
Charles r Crosby expects to be one Of
the spectators at the yacht race Thurs
day.
Mrs Doak of Boston has been visiting
Miss Grace kinson since last Wednes
day.
Mis- Lillian keyes OF Hathorn,
Mass, has been stopping in town a few
days.
Clarence NJ Miller returned yester
day after five weeks golf at Mt Pleas
art, N II.
Mrs Don Miller went to South
birmingham, Mass, yesterday for visit
of several days.
Mr. and Mrs William II Bond are
moving from Linden street to the fiat in
the Bond block,
Leslie Brazor of Boston was one OF
the fair visitors in town, returning tc
his work Saturday.
n Hawley will return tonight from
New York where he has been buying
fall suits and garments.
Earl Titus goes TO Boston tomorrow
where he will continue his studies il
the Eric Pape Art school.
M;,S Anpia Eanfn ,rLn l.,
at the Flagg cafe, went to Athens TO-
day for months vacation.
Chief of Police Ernest Hall, l. + Hall
and ID Frank Shea leave today for visit
at the Pan American exposition.
Mr. ard Mrs G A Eels and Mr. and
Mrs c o Robbins were the guests Of L
d Taylor at Spotford lake Sunday.
William Burdick has returned to his
home in Monson, Mass, Saturday after
several days spent in Brattleboro.
Paul Erwin, who was guest 10 town
during the fair, returned TO his home
in Shelburne Falls, Mass, Friday.
Mrs George Foster returned yester-
day from Saratoga where she attended
the National Unitarian convention.
Mrs Seymour Scott returned to Brat
tleboro Yesterday, having been in New
York city to attend the yacht race.
DR. Mortimer J Stoddard returned
to his home 10 Springfield. Mass, yes
terday after few days visit in town.
Mrs S A Waite Of Bridgewater re-
turned to her home yesterday after u
visit OF several days at E w Blodgett's.
Prof C F C Cramer was at Granville
Center, Mass, Friday evening TO play the
new organ in the Congregational church
there.
Mrs c NJ C. Richardson will move to-
morrow into the house of Mrs Angelica
Shea on Oak street to remain for the
winter.
Nj and Mrs Walter Pratt returned
to their home in Athol, Mass, Saturday
after spending part Of their honey
moon in town.
Raymond Elmer leaves tomorrow for
Baltimore to continue his studies In the
dental department of the Baltimore
Medical college.
John Clark of Brooklyn, who has
been spending several days 10 town,
returned to his home yesterday to his
home Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs A c Aidrich started this
morning in their gasoline motor carriage
for Boston after several days spent at
the Brooks House.
Bert Hopkinson, who is employed as
travelling salesman for Medical book
concern. spent u few days in town dur
ing the first of the week.
John Heaphy left this morning for
New York city where be will continue
his studies in the College OF Physicians
and Surgeons.
Leslie Edwards leaves Morday for
Baltimore wher, he will begin his
senior year in the dental department OF
the Baltimore Medical college.
Judge Nathan W Petty and S1n, Or
Raimau Petty, return to their home
in Riverhead, l. |, today after three
weeks spent at the Brooks House.
Mr. and Mrs II | Dyke and family
returned to their home in Manchester,
n Fl, today, otter visit of some time
with Mrs Dykes parents, Mr. and Mrs
W II Cray.
Mrs Lula Cressy McLaue will take
the part of the Queen" in the pre-
ssntation of King Jollity which will
be given 10 Claremont under the di-
rection of E Wales.
Miss Margaret Holbrook who has
been spending some time with her
grandfather, Ex-Governor Frederics
Holhrook, returned to her home in New
York city yesterday.
Miss NJ A Prentiss. who has been
housekeerer at the Brooks House for
the past six years, will leave that po-
sition about October 10 and 90 to Col
Goodhue's as housekeeper.
Louis B Hardy, formerly secretary
of the NJ G here, and his daugh-
ter, Mrs William Steele, returned to
their home in Wsltham, Mass, yester-
day after visit OF several days in
tow1.
DR. j F Egerly of L gypt, Mass, who
has been spending some time with
Rev n A Wood of West Brattleboro,
left yesterday for visit in Albany
and other New York cities. He will
return to Brattleboro before going to
home.
S Maynard, who travels through
Maine in the interest of the Eastern
Drug company. was home the latter
part of last week for the first tilne in
several months. He returned to hi
duties Monday.
Mrs Sarah kiddsr will leave next week
for Chicago where she will spend some
time with her daughter. Mrs Charlotte
IA idder