Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-07-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Or. George X. Anderson returned from Ne
York Monday.
Wayne Reed of Athol has been visiting
town this week.
Harry Bruce of Worcester, Mass, has been
town this week
Mrs H. II. Murphy has been visiting in Bun
lington this week,
Thomas Perry went to Boston yesterday to rC
| main for few days.
Congressman Haskins is expected home thi
week for the summer.
Il. q. Alderman of New York city is the CUES
of Miss PeaIle Cheney,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Martin returned froi
| their wedding trip Monday.
Miss Mary Dawson and Miss Minnie Toome
We're in keene over sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Stone are spending tn,
week in Northampton, Mass
Frank Phelps of Boston spent sunday with hi
parents on the Phelps farm.
Col and Mrs. j. Gray Estey returned Satur
day from their trip to Europe
Miss Ellen Hunt is visiting Miss Ethel Phelps
in Worcester, Mass this week.
Rev. L. T. Mathison and family are spending
several weeks in Clinton Conn.
Miss Mamie Higgins of Bellows Falls is visit
ing relatives in town this week.
l.. F. Adams was in Boston and Providence
the first of the week on bu siness.
DIR. Dean Bangs returned Monday after visit
of several days III New York city.
Edwin Horton of Boston has been visiting his
brother. W. g. Horton this week.
Miss Mabel Hunt is spending a few days at
the Putnam cottage on Ames hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Smith of Springfield,
Mass, have been in town this week.
Miss Gertrude Hunt is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Traverse in New York.
Miss Fletcher of Northampton, Mass, has
been visiting Miss Ella Scott this week.
Mrs. c. A. Harris and children went to the
lake yesterday to remain for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Gregg and daughter of
Greenfield, Mass, were in town yesterday.
Mrs ID. Davis and two sons of New York city
are spending few days at the Brooks House.
Mrs. Charlotte kidder of Chicago is spending
several days with her cousin, Miss Ruth Childs.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. f. Greene are spending
some time at the Harris cottage, Spotford Lake.
Kenneth Emerson has returned from Harvard
college and will spend the summer in Brattle-
horo
Mrs. F. 5. Brown of Springfield, Mass, is Wis
itlng her niece, Mrs \. A. Cheney for few
days.
James White and Fred Bemis of Meriden Ct,
are spending few weeks bass fishing in sunset
Lake.
Miss Mollie Stark Childs of Brooklyn is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Ruth Childs this
week.
James f. Hooker was in New Haven. Conn,
to attend the Yale Harvard baseball
game.
Henry Ryan has finished work al Silyerdale
md is now assistant in the baggage room at the
iepot,
Miss Florence Allen returned yesterday from
Balston spa, \. v, where she has position as
eacher
Mrs, c. G. Maynard and daghter left Friday
or Orange, Mass, where they will spend sever
Il weeks.
Frank b. Howe has closed his wood working
.hpn and vii sDps1l he in, ha.
er, y. II.
Congressman and Mrs. kittredge Haskins are
expected home today, Congress having adjourn
ID Tuesday.
Miss kBte Dunlevy goes to Darlington to-
morrow to act a. stenographer at the school for
health officers,
Rev. y. A. Wood and George C. Wilson were
n Mortified, Mass. this week TO attend the stu
lent conference.
John Guiheen and j. J. Austin leave saturday |
or few days visit with Mr.. Guiheen's two /
ons i'll Albany, y. y.
Mis-, Grace kinson who has been in Boston for !
everal weeks returned Monday and will spend I
he summer in town.
W. c. Adams of Boston has begun work as
linotype operator in the printing office of +. l.. /
iildreth and company,
r. C. Bacon spent sunday with his sister. Miss
.mily Bacon who has a cottage AT Blodgett's
landing Sunapee Lake.
Mrs Hattie Bauows Cox and daughters Of
'rnoklne Mass, are at the Barrows cottage on
mes hill for several weeks.
Miss Helen Gould OF New York city, who has
cen at Mortified. spent part Of the week with
er aunt, Mrs T. T.. Dickinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Larkiu of Washington.
. G., were at the Brooks House Monday on
leir way to the White Mountains.
Mrs. Lena Manning and two sons of Derby
onn.. are spending several days with Mrs.
annlng's sister, Mrs, +. l.. shea
Kendall Severance and friend who have been
the formers home here fer several days went
Boston Yesterday for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry Estey went to New
ork last saturday to meet Colonel and Mrs, j.
ray Estey on their return from Europe.
Miss Nina May. who formerly lived in Brat
ehoro has been engaged by j. \. Pullen tn
lay the piano at Silyerdae this summer.
Rev. Il. X. Marvin will join party of Boston
lends At his brother, hotel, soonapi Park
Idge, SUnapue lake, To spend the Fourth.
Division superintendent Nash of New Lon \
N. Ct. has been in town thiSsweek attending
the affairs of the Central Vermont railroad,
Mrs. Wessehoeft and Children who have been
the Bradley cottage for few weeks left Mon
y for York Beach, Me- where they have cot
Harry Haywood. who has been empl Dyed in
e Howe studio. has gone To Emira, y. y, =
acre he has position with leading photog
pher
George VI. Holhrook ami a number Of friends
om Springfield, Mass. are expected tonight
spend the Fourth at the Hoibrook cottage on
ne> hill
Harry *. White of New York city will spend
t Fourth in town with his mother, Mrs. Jen-
e White.
Miss Florence Lamson has returned from New
n. Mass. where she has been teaching school
d will Spend the summer with her sister, Mrs.
4. Amidnn
C.. ;. Stockwell and Ira Burnett went to Bos-
n Yesterday, the former to buy new hack for
Q as public carriage at the depot and several
w horses for his livery.
Robert Moore. who was graduated from Am
rst college last week. Is spending few days
tn his cousin, John r. Ryder, before return
: to his home in Lafayette. Ind.
Col George H. Bond. who i in charge Of the
,itors gallery of the United States senate re-
rned from Washington yesterday and will
end the summer In Brattleboro.
}. l.. French leaves today for West Burke,
renee he VIII 30 to his camp at Long Pond to
end several weeks. He viii he accompanied
Fred Stedman of springfield, Mass.
,Irs. n. 4. Cheney and daughter, Miss Pearle
eney returned Thursday from Springfield.
U.s., where the latter graduated from the nor
Il department of the Bay Path institute.
rhe marriage of Ernest Brown formerly of
attlebOro but now American express agent in
nherst, Mass. and Miss Jessie scott will take
Zee July Is at the home of Martin Scott on
rest street.
J. W. Guiheen, formerly of this plac, hut for
past few years employed as clerk in the car
ops of the y. Y. Central railroad at Albany,
; been promoted to chief clerk in that de
rtment, taking his new position last week.
Hiss Bessie Davidson. who was in the employ
the late Mrs. Sophia l.. Van Doom for %
lrS went-yeSterday to Earhaven where she
Il spend several weeks with relatives before
ling for her old home in Plymouth, England.
Rev. q. L. KERN, formerly pastor of the nj
-salist church at Charlestown, who hos re-
ltly returned from Japan where he had
pf the mission. Will tell Interesting