Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-02-21
BRArTLEB)R0 PERSONALS.
ron Davis is victim of tonsilitis.

DIR Anderson was in Burlington Tuesday o
business.
j. Harry Estey went to Boston yesterday o
business.
Louis Ellis is visiting in Greenfield, Mass
this week.
Misses May and Lillian Lavelle were in Spring
| field this week.
Miss l.. Belle Guild returned Monday after
week in Boston.
George Massey of Northampton, Mass. spen
| Sunday in town.
Miss May Barrett of North Adams, was il
town over Sunday.
A. N. Kingsley. of Ashuelot, N. H., has BEEF
in town this week.
Rollin Chids went to Fitchburg, Mass yes
terday, on business,
Harry Kellogg of Greenfield visited in tow
the first of the week.
David Young left yesterday on short trip t.
Springt cid and Boston.
Mrs. F. L. Clark and son, Frank, will NOV,
soon to Waltham, Mass
S. w. Kirkland of Boston is visiting his moth
er, Mrs. NJ. Il, Kirkland
ID. g. ONeil went Monday to Bellows Falls
where he has a contract
Lawyer X. C. Bacon went to Springfield, Mass.
today to take dispositions.
Adm Pettee went to New York city yesterday
for stay OF several days.
Miss Ethel Knight is whiting her uncle
Frank Eels of Greenfield
Mrs. A. II. Fisher went to New York city Mon
day for medical treatment.
Mrs. Fred Reed is the guest of Mrs A w
Childs in Manchester, N. IL.
George Bacon of Orange, Mass, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs Alonzo Mack,
Charles Prentice of West Brattleboro is i'll
with threatened pneumonia.
Miss Eta Bacon of Athol, Mass, is visiting
her mother Mrs f. H. Davis.
Mrs. A. W. Rockwell returned Saturday after
several days in Orange, Mass.
Glcnroy Smith goes tomorrow to Newport, n.
H., for a visit of several days.
Edward Benson left Tuesday for few days
visit in Worcester and Boston,
W. z. Jones went to Windsor Wednesday to at
tend a district Masonic meeting.
Luther Plnmmer came from Boston Saturday
to spend sunday with his family.
James Fisk Hooker was in Springfield Mass.
the first of the week on business
o. +. Randall went TO Windsor yesterday, to
attend district Masonic meeting.
Miss Emma Brooks went to Gardner, Mass,
saturday to remain for several days.
Harold Smith went to Boston Monday to visit
his brother Floyd. who is in Tufts College.
l.. +. Adams has been in Springfield, Mass b.,
and Hartford, Ct, this week, ON business
Charles Fawcett of New York city is at the
home of n. II. White to remain over sunday
Miss Lena Schildmiller of Waterbury. Conn,
has been visiting Mrs. q. r. Smith this week.
Rev. X, f. Lowe was called TO kittery Point
Me-, Tuesday, by the serious illness of his uncle.
Mrs. Henry Holland of Hinsdale and Miss
Grace Roberts OF Boston were i'll town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Boyden were in Springfield
last Friday, to see Henry Irving and Ellen Terry
Miss Julia Calvin and niece, Miss Kate Gal
win, are visiting in New Haven, Conn, this
week.
Miss Nellie Mack went to her home near Rut-
land Wednesday to spend vacation OF three
weeks.
Mrs Edna Clark of Organ street. is slowly re-
covering from an attack of catarrhal pneu-
monia.
Col william C. Holbrook has returned to New
York city alter several days spent with his
father.
Timothy Aher went to Holyoke, Mass. Satur-
Waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Wilson have gone to
Mass, to attend the Paderewski
recital.
Harry Wood has been in Greenfield this week
helping W. $. Pratt in his recently purchased
shoe store.
Miss Amy S. Jones and Miss Katherine Fisher
went to Leverett, Mass, today to visit Miss
Myra Field.
Myron p. Davis has finished work as private
in an asylum In Forest Hill, \. j., and
is at his home here.
Dr. Waterman has been in New York city
his week with patient, whom he left in a pri-
'ate hospital there.
Mrs. James +. Elmer returned saturday from
Boston where she went with her daughter Mrs.
Lula Elmer Wright,
Victor Lawson, an employe of the Bratteboro
To Middletown, Conn., for a weeks !
'acatlon yesterday.
Or. Henry d. llolton has been in Cambridge |
'ort this week on business connected with the I
tate board of health.
p1,,;- tt..l Fac,
ness trip to Ohio, in the interests of the Brat
leboro Jelly company.
j, Arthur LaFleche is in New York city max /
ng purchases of spring materials His shop is
losed during his absence.
Mrs Mary Farrell of Mortified and Miss Bar
ara Ridden of Bellows Falls have been visiting
lrs T. A. Murphy this week
Mrs. Ada Dowley and Miss Marion Fisk were
n Springf Id Mass, the first of the week, guests
f Mrs. Mortimer II. Stoddard.
Miss Horton of the Canal street school, has
cen out since Wednesday with tonsilitis and
iiss Parker is taking her place.
Lawyer Herbert &. Barber, who has been Sc
ously i'll with pneumonia at his home on the
Vest Dummerston read. is much better.
Misses Gordon and Crowell. of the high school
messed the Irving Terry presentation of The
lerchant of Venice at Springfield, saturday
f. D. Morris went to Greenfield Tuesday to
clip in the preparations for the opening of
orris X Gregg new store there next Monday.
Ernest Davis is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
rs. John Davis. Mr.. Davis has played in an
'chestra in Nassau, Bermuda Islands, this win
Mrs. f. A. Mansur and grand daughter. Elean-
Bell. of Lowell. Mass, are in town to attend
lie funeral Of Mrs. Mansur's brother, Charles A. '
ripp.
Mrs. c. p. Dewitt and Mrs. S. S. Hunt, have
me from southern Pines, n. c., to Jackson
lie, Fla, the latter returning in March with .
illnery.
Mrs. George A. Eels returned Tuesday from j
ew York city where she has been with her u
ughter, Miss Grace Eels, who is undergoing !
eatment there.
]. willard Cobb returned yesterday from
ashington, where he has been spending some !,
ne with his mother. He will go to New Haven
nm, tomorrow.
Mrs II. p. Smith and Miss Edith Read and
lrgaret Starkey. of New York city. came yes a
rday for a weeks stay at the home of Mr.. and o
RS +. A. Starkey. i
Col. J. Gray EStey and Capt. Ernest J. Water r
IN have been in burlington part of this week IL
tending the officers school at which Captain
aterman took his examinations.
g. L, s. Patton who has been spending. sever Q
weeks at the Brooks House, returned to his "
me In Orange. Mass. Wednesday to make a
operations Tor returning to Bratteboro to live I
:. w. Sprague of Vergennes. a well known m
tile buyer, has been i'll town this week max n,
purchases in surrounding towns Mr. Sprague =,
exported large number of cattle to South Ill
RIGA and has been to that country twice. G,
Hiss Nettie Harlow went to Burlington Mon W
to visit her brother. Nelson .Jolivette who is II
the Mary Fletcher hospital there. He went ;r
Burlington for treatment short time ago. :
| 1t was found necessary to amputate his left -
, on account of the cancerous growth near the
ee joint.
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