Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Townshend.
: Sister Lucina of Rutland visited the local col
vent saturday.
Mrs. Caroline Cook, who has been serious
i'll, is improving.
George L. Durham has been In Boston I'll
week on business.
,, Louis X Willis of Pittsfied, Mass, has bee
1 in town this week.
Louis Knight and James H. Allen were
, Greenfield Sunday.
william Toomey went to Barre Wednesday
work in a restaurant
+. d. Morris has been in Greenfield. Mass
, this week on business.
Mrs. George +. Mann of Keene, n. H., Ina
been in town this week
John Carney of Athol, Mass, was an over
! Sunday visitor in town
John Calvin was in Orwell last week to insti
tute a court of Foresters.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Bruce is visiting her brother, 10
seph Tison, of Randolph
Mrs. W. II. Henley has been visiting her siste
in Proctorsville this week.
Miss Minnie Brasor returned Monday to he
school in Brookline, Mass.
Miss Nellie Ryan of Hatfield, Mass. spen
Sunday with Mrs. John Kiley.
W. II. Bracket and DR.. George +. Barbe
have been in Boston this week.
Cratus Weatherhead and James Wadswortl
are visiting in Boston this week.
Louis Allen left Tuesday for Boston and Prov
idence for stay of several days
DR.. George r. Anderson has been in st. Al
/ bans this week to attend a wedding.
James Lynch of Holyoke, Mass, Is visiting his
UNCLE Michael Lynch, on Elliot street.
George Britt of the Redpath Lyceum bureau
OF Boston, has heen in town this week
Avalon Converse has finished work +. F. Per
ry and entered the employ of o. j. Pratt.
Miss Myra Field of Leverett. Mass, spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with Miss Amy S. Jones.
Boston Wednesday for stay of several days.
Miss Florence Goodenough, who is studying
art IN Boston, IS at home for short vacation.
ii. X. Brown has been in northern Vermont
and New York this week on horse buying trip.
Mrs. G. l.. Hall of East Dover has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry Pratt this week.
Miss Atollie Chatfield of New York is still in
Brattleboro on account of the illness of her sis
ter
William StOlte and daughter returned to their
home in Island Pond Monday after short visit
here.
Mrs. Percy Haigh went to Gardner, Mass
Wednesday for a several days visit with rela-
tives
Miss Florence Lamson who is teachin in
Newton, Mass, has been spending the week in
town
Chauncey Knapp has returned to work in
knapp's store after an absence of several
months.
Mrs. ID. j. Leonard returned to Addison Mon
day after a weeks visit here and in West Dunn
merston
Elwood Griggs has moved from 9s Elliot street
TO one OF c, b. Lamsons houses on Washing
ton street
Miss Helen Nash who has been attending the
High school here has returned to her home in
Nashville.
Mrs. Wardner returned Monday from Ticon.
deroga n. Y, where she has been visiting Mrs
ID. {. Cook.
DIR. II. D. IIolton has been in Bellows Falls
this week to speak at the meeting of the Uni
tartan club
). II. Reynolds has returned from an exten d.
ed trip through Massachusetts,, Maine and New
Hampshire.
Frank Welcome of New Haven, Conn, came
Saturday to spend a week with his father w.
II. Welcome.
Ralph Patch returned Monday to Amherst
college after spending the vacation with his
John Baker left Wednesday for northern New
Hampshire with the idea of picking up a few
good horses.
Miss Edna Crosby returned yesterday to
Burnham school.
+. f. Brooks of Gardiner, Mass. was in town |
Tuesday to attend the annual meeting of the |
Lyons Granite Co.
Mrs W. F. Wesselhoeft of Boston has been |
listing her parents, Col. and Mrs. Richards
Bradley, this week.
L. j. Fenton was in Springfield, Mass, YES.
erday to see about the costumes for the Catho-
&c Mon Ministries.
Mrs. George A. Briggs returned Saturday to
Ter home in Claremont, y. H., after spending
everal days with her parents,
John ID. Austin, who has been employed as
Jerk in the Brooks House for the past two
ears, viii finish work there May /.
Misses Marion Rice and Edith Hunt returned
Wednesday to Mt. Holyoke college after a vaca-
ION OF Two weeks spent in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Gale of East Hollis
On, Mass, spent sunday in town. Mr.. Gale
'as formerly resident of Brattleboro.
C. H. Davenport has been in Greenfield this
eek as a witness in the Davenport will case
hitch is on trial before the supreme court.
Miss Rose Willett finished work at Hooker.
orser X Mitchell's last week and left for Troy
I. ", saturday to make an extended visit with
er sister.
Homer Cray finishes work in Starkey's store
morrow, and will enter the employ of o. j.
RAFT Monday. working for the present in the
loak department.
Miss Frances Lee, who went to the Mary
fletcher hospital in Burlington a short time
nee, has returned, after having undergone two
lcces>ful operations.
Mrs. C. ID. Coane and daughter Maude Coane
turned Saturday from the Adirondacks where
ley have been during the past winter on ac-
bunt of Mrs. Coanes health
Lucien d. Stedman of Worcester. Mass. for
erly employed in Starkeys store, has been in
'wn this week on his way to WilIiamsville to
tend the funeral of his brother.
Leslie Edwards returned Monday to Balti
ore to finish his senior year in the dental de
irtment of the Baltimore medical college. His
nal examinations began Tuesday
James sullivan of Greenfield, Mass has be-
IN work this week as night clerk in the Brooks
ouse taking the place of Andrew Hopkins,
no has been promoted to day clerk.
Rev r ;. Morse of this town was one of the
pefannuateu preachers passed in character
nd continued in the same relation at the state
ethod1st conference in st, Adams this week
Percival W. Clement of Rutland has this
eek announced his candidacy for the govern
snip OF Vermont He in town Monday
attend the session of the United States
'urt.
Mrs. RoyallTyler came from Great harrington,
ass, Monday and will occupy her house at the
rner OF 1yler and Terrace streets for the sum-
er, She was accompanied by her grandson,
Dyall Platt
General Secretary George c. Wilson and H. r.
orion will go to Rutland next Wednesday to
tend the meeting which will be held there for
e purpose of planning for a state Y. NJ A.
hletic meet.
Nlr. and Mrs. n. L. Staples, Mr.. and Mrs.
r., SPARKS Mr.; and Mrs; Charles Staples, Ar
nr staples, Herbert Sparks and Mrs. Roel at
nded the funeral of Harry Stedman at viii
msvile Wednesday
Mrs. J. H. Hyde, who underwent an operation
the Gushing hospital in Boston last week. is
idlally improving although Mr.. HYDE and il
q Arthur were summoned to Boston Saturday II
account of her critical condition.
Herbert W. Eddy, who has been abroad for
irly two years, will sail for America about
ne and Will probably resume his position as
mayer OF the Brooks House. He is now in
rls where he Will remain until time for sail