Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Ii. thompson auditor, II. l.. Parker
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Ansel I. Pierce is spending several days il
kcene, \. II.
Mrs. T. W Bruce is seriously i'll at her hom
on Green street.
G. IL. Eddy went to Athol, Mass yesterday Oh
short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. LouiS A. Gregg of Greenfield
spent Sunday in town.
A. f. Schwenk was in Bellows Falls the fir,
! Ui the week on business.
Mrs. II. Il. Brown is in New York city for
stay OF "A week or 10 days.
Mrs. George F. Barber was in Springfield
Mass, the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. +. GRAHAM went to Bostor
Tuesday to spend few days,
! II +. Weman was in Springfield, Mass, the
first Of the week On business.
J. Gray Estey returned Wednesday after
Western trip OF several weeks.
/ H. G Webster of New York city spent SUNDAY
with his father Or. u. +. Webster.
/ l.. u. Taylor has been in Boston, Hartford
and Springfield IN business this week
Mr.. G, f.. Glidden returned yesterday after
spending some time in New York city,
( +. l., Houghton is recovering after an illness
OF several weeks at his home i'll Putney.
/ Dr, W. l.. Devine of Rutland was in town
!
{ Mr.. and Mrs. +. i. Dickinson went to New
York city Monday to spend severabdays.
( Miss Katherine O'Connor returned Monday
after spending three weeks in llolyoke, Mass.
Harry Conland spent the first of the week with
his father, Dr. James Conland, in Montpelier.
II. :. Josselyn, who has been spending sever
al days i'll town. left today for his home in South
II cro
Luke Woodland was in Halifax Wednesday to
attend the funeral of his grandfather. Ii. ).
Plumb.
Mrs. Robert Somervilc of Boston spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her mother, Mrs r. A.
Woodbury..
Walter Cain has gone to Orange, Mass, where
he has employment and will move his family
there soon
Rev. Father Cunningham was in Burlington
Tuesday to attend the funeral OF the late Rev
Father Quatie.
Mr. and Mrs. f. q. Brown returned to their
home in Amherst, Mass, Monday after spend
ing "A few days in town.
Miss Grace Whitaker of Hinsdae, \. H.. is
the new stenographer at the Hooker, Corser X
Mitchell overall factory.
Dr. James Conland has been appointed one of
the state tuberculosis commission human fam
ily) by GOV. mccullough.
Mrs. f. +. Mathison and children went TO An
sonia. Conn. Monday to spend some time with
her father f.. VI. Colburn.
Or. Il. X. Anderson went to Boston Tuesday
to attend the funeral of Ii. O. Aldrich, who
died there Monday evening.
Mrs. Eliza IIolbrook, aged 80, who was rescued
last week from a burning house III Boston, Is
cousin of Ex-Governor lolbruok.
Ernest Reed of New York city has been in
town this week in the interests OF an insurance
company for which he Is travelling.
Arthur Fisher of New York city, who has
been spending part of the week with his fam
lily here, returned to hiSwork to-day.
Mrs II. Il. Haus went Saturday to Holyoke,
To-. slgarn slin a tpN qN
to Mr.. Haus old home i'll Baltimore Tor two
weeks visit
Lieut.. Wallace y. Batchelder has been in the
northern part of the state this week on business.
Hewas accompanied by Miss Maud Carleton as
George l.. Durham left yesterday for Misha-
waka, Ind. to make visit TO the Mishawaka
Rubber Co, for which Dunham Bros. are the
eastern agents.
Alfred S THOMPSON who has been confined to
the house the past week on account OF the acct
dent to his knee, is recovering rapidly and is
now able to be out
D. Stolte, jr,, military instructor at the
y. Y. military academy, is expected I
home next week to spend the Christmas vaca- I
tion with his parents
Mrs. Il. +. Gordon went to Worcester, Mass. Z
yesterday to spend a week with relatives. Mr. ,
iOrdon will go to Worcester next week to at {
tend his company reunion
Mrs. Florence q. Estey returned saturday at ,
ter spending several weeks i'll Washington on .
business connected with the national Daughters (
Of the American Revolution.
Evern Goodale. who has been i'll with typhoid F
fever in a Boston hospital, returned home last {
week and will remain here for short time be-
fore returning to his in studesthat city.
DR.. ID. 2. Webster, right eminent grand COM
nander of the Knights Templar of Vermont,
will otficiate at the annual inspection OF Mi
ington commandery, Rutland, IN January
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Sargent Mr.. and Mrs. +.
II. Spauldng Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Roel and l..
E. Jackwith went to Morrisville Tuesday to at
end the annual convention of the state Grange.
Charles Howard of Bridgeport, Conn. for
nerly owner of the Guild farm on the DUN II
ncrston road, sustained a shock of paralysis
he first of the week and is in critical condi-
ion.
Theodore T. Babbitt was called to Andover,
,Iass., Tuesday ON account of the critical ill
less of his father. Rev. j. H. Bahbitt, formerly
,astor of the West Brattleboro Congregational
hurch.
C. c. Fits. James f. Hooker, C. A. Harris. f.
:. Hunt, W. ii. Nmton and T.. W. Blodgett have
,een in Montpelier this week to attend the hear
ny of the bill asking for charter for a Connec-
lieut. river dam.
Mrs. Florence G. Estey is candidate from
erlnont for the office of vice president general
# the National Daughters of the American
revolution. The election takes place at the
Continental Congress in February.
Col. Charles A. Miles went Tuesday to New
FORK city and ON Wednesday attended the an
iversary banquet eff the members of the first
ale and Harvard crews which was given at the
University club. The first Yale Harvard boat
ace took place on Lake Winnipesaukee August
. 1852. and was by the Harvard boat in
Thich Col. Miles rowed bow oar.
The marriage of James Fisk Hooker and Miss
anna Maud Essex will take place at noon Tues
ay. Dec. 80 in St Michaels Episcopal church, I
kew f. T. Mathison officiating. The wedding
will be very quiet on account of the recent /
cath of Mr. Huoker'S father only about 70 rel
tives and immediate friends being invited;
fter the ceremony a wedding breakfast will
AXE place at the home of Mrs. l.. X Fuller. 1
FIR. Hooker and his bride will spend two months
isiting Egypt and other countries bordering |
n the Mediterranean.