Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-04
BRATTLEBORo PERSONALS.

0 II Ellis has been attending th
Brockton fair this week.
Mr. and Mrs George Miller will leav
Monday for short stay at the Pan
American.
Mrs Harrison Chanb ,rlsin o
Townshen is spending q few days a
q 4 Hines.
M Austin left this morning for h il
home in New York after two weeks
visit in town.
Harry W Bruce has returned tt
Worcester. Mass, after short vsi
with his parents.
John ID Austin, clerk at the Brook.
House, has been attending the Brock
ton fair this week
Miss Amy Jones went to Leverstt
Mass, yesterday fer visit of fe Y
days with Mrs Myrs Field.
Mrs E Lipe and her daughter, Miss
Bertha Lipe of Cana joharie, N Y, are
guests of Mrs + X Goodall.
Herbert Clark returned to New
Haven, Conn, last week otter sis
weeks spent on the Eddy farm,
Mrs Martha Williamson and two chill
dren have left Mrs FAIRS and gone to
Linden Lodge where they will remain
for the winter.
Mrs Mary Farrell returned to hel
hume in Northheld, this state, yester
day after a short visit nth her sister,
Mrs L A Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs A Pullen returned IRON
Springfield, Mass, Wednesday in theil
locomobile. making the trip in l.:
hours running time.
Rev Fathers Reynolds of Bellows
Falls, Gaffuey of Rutland and Cunning
ham OF this town have gone to the Pan.
American for short trip.
John L Grady and bride return ed
yesterday afternoon from months
honeymoon in Chicago, Buffalo and
other places. They will live on Elliot
street.
Herbert Dearborn, formerly en-
ployed by Baxter Brothers, has be.
gun work as travelling salesman fnl
Durham Brothers, covering the north
ern part of Maize.
Mrs j g Ullery and her daughter.
Elizabeth went to New York Tuesday
the latter entering st Mary's school for
girls. Mrs Ullery is spending few
days in the metropolis.
Bert Hopk insou. who is employed
by the Davis Medical book company OF
Philadelphia, left yesterday for Texas
where he will remain in the interests
of the concern until NEXT May.
Deidrich Stolte, Jr, leaves today
for Boston whence be will sail to-
morrow for Halifax, n S, having Sc
cured position. as physical iustruc-
tor of the Y NJ G A in that city.
Rev D } Stafford, who is we'll
known in Brattleboro on account CT
two lectures which he has given here,
has recently been placed in charge of
st Patrick's cathedral 10 Washing.
ton, ID G.
Mrs S Waite of Florence, Mass.
was the guest of Mrs N NJ Frost yes
terday. Mrs Waite has been on all
extended trip Forth and will 90 from
here to Joel Flsgg's in Guilfort where
she will reE ain some time before 60
ing home.
Governor W w Stickney of Ludlow
and K S Logan, vice president and
general manager of the Central Yer
mont railroad, were in town yester-
day afternoon, coming on the special
train drawn by the Official engine, st
Lawrence.
Miss Annie Stewart is working in Mrs
Meals millinery parlors.
Mr. and Mrs T b Cudworth left Monday
for two weeks trip through several Massa-
chusetts towns.
Charles Miller has moved from the Ameri-
can house to his recently purchased farm in
Dummerston.
Miss Pauline JENNIE of Mt Holyoke college
was in town Tuesday evening to hear the
Kneisel quartet.
Mrs Waller Bartlett, formerly with DON
nell &c Davis, will be the trimmer at Mrs W f
Meals this season.
Sidney Morris returned to bis home in Prov
idence Wednesday after weeks visit with
old friends in town.
Miss Mary Murray returned to her home in
Gardner. Mass. Wednesday after visit with
her sister, Mrs S Carey.
ID S Carey has moved from the II b Haus
house on Forest street to tenement in
Patrick Manning's house on Vernon street.
Lawyers Barber. Bacon. Waterman and
Schwenk have been in keene this week at
tending the fall session of the Cheshire coun
ty court.
Judge W p Stafford who has been at Wind
ham county court, returned to his home in
White River junction Wednesday to remain
until after the adjournment.
Mr. and Mrs ii Leonard OF White River
junction came here yesterday to occupy the
Estabrook house on High street. Mr. Leonard
is travelling salesman for drug concern.
j Guy Simonds, who has been employed in
q drug store in pittstield, Mass, since his re-
turn from abroad. has finished work there
and is spending few days at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs John Williams, Mrs J l. Mitch
ell, Mrs II b Robinson, Mrs w & Banning
and Miss Mary ii Bellows of Walpole were
in Brattleboro Tuesday eveningto attend the
concert given blythe Kneisel quartet.
Mrs Angelica b Shea and her daughter.
Miss Mary Ritter Shea left last evening for
Montreal, going from there to Victoria and
Banff, b c, and afterwards to Los Angeles,
Cal, where they will remain for the Writer.