Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-05-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
S. W. Edgett is in Boston.

II. G. Clark has been in Boston this week sell
ing cattle.
Mrs. W. II. Henley has been spending TIL
week in Boston.
Mrs. b. g. Corser is visiting her daughter il
Stockbridge, Mass.
j. Willard Cobb has been in IOlyoke am
Chlcopee TINS week.
Miss Amy Hines returned Monday from he
| trip to New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Gordon lardie hay
been in New York city
Miss Grace Dana spent Sunday with relative
in South Amherst, Mass.
Mrs. A. T.. Putnam of Orange, Mass. has beel
visiting in town this week.
John j. Ray of Boston came Wednesday for
stay of several days in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennison Cowles have been il
Springfield, Mass, this week.
Miss Florence Converse of Ashuelot, n III.
is spending few days in town.
Miss Bertha Adams is spending the week il
Greenfield and Springfield Mass.
Mrs. Katherine Burchard went to New Yorl
city Monday for an indefinite stay.
Miss Jennie Harwood of Cambridgeport il
making short visit in Brattleboro.
d. A, Young and ". H. Ninton arrived hon,
from their western trip last evening.
Fred l.. Houghton, who has been in Syracuse
for several days will return tomorrow,
G. NJ. Gibson will go to Chester soon where he
has bought the Harvey Wheelock farm.
Leslie Scott returned to New York city Mon.
day after spending several days in town.
l.. j. Carpenter of Keene, y. H., formerly OF
Brattleboro, has been in town this week
Messers Potter and Keith of Greenfield were
the guests of w IL. Brackett last Friday.
Miss Nellie Aher went to White River juno
ton Wednesday for visit with her sister.
Mrs. Agnes Coolidge Rice of Someryille,
Mass, has been spending the week in town.
William II. Snow has been in Chester this
week ON account of the illness of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ NJ. Lovejoy of Chester will
come TO- Brattlehoro soon to make their home,
Mrs. G.. f. Barber left Wednesday for st.
Johnsbury where she will remain several days.
Eugene Adams formerly of BrattleborO, but
now of Springfield, Mass, was III town yester
day
Miss Annie Cayanaugh of Somervile, Mass
is spending few days with Miss Annie Kir
wan.
Mrs, Albert Baldwin and Miss Matte Baldwin
went to Antrim, n. II. this week for an extend
ed stay.
George Live>ly has been engaged to take the
place of W. l.. Warren with the Valley Grain
company.
Mrs. f. II, Winchester of New York city is
visiting at the home of her parents in West
Mrs. T.. T. Griswold of North Bennington has
been spending few days this week with her
parents mere.
Mr.. and Mrs Welcome Ramsdell leave tomor-
row for West Gardiner, Mass where they win
visit their son.
Miss A. T.. Nichols goes to Boston tomorrow
for weeks stay with her grandmother and
other relatives.
Mrs. +. C. Crosby went to Springfield, Vt,
Wednesday to Spe nd some time with her son,
AllynJ. Crosby.
william Allen leaves Monday for Warren,
Mass where he has position with the Cutler
Grain Company.
Mrs. c. c. Clancy returned Saturday to her
lome in Newton Upper Falls, Mass after sew
ira days in town.
were the guests of Mrs. Briggs father, Or. G. r.
}ale over Sunday.
w. b. Mette has moved from the water cure
% the house near the iron bridge formerly occu-
pied by g. II. Ellis
Miss Maud Emerson went to Albany, n. v,
Monday To spend several days with her sister,
Miss Grace Emerson.
Rev. Il. Il, Ashley, pastor of the Swedish Luth-
ran church of this town, was in Barre Monday
% hold services there.
Misses Margaret and Helen Ryan of Green
ield are spending several days at the home of
heir uncle, \. i. Ryan.
Mrs W. b. Crombie and child went to Mitten-
ague, Mass. yesterday to spend several days at !
Yrs. Crombie's old home,
Mrs. H. /. Dyke and children of Manchester,
e H., have been visiting Mrs. Dykes parents
'lr. and Mrs, Cray this week,
William Bean is acting as ianitor of the town I
louse while f, r. Thayer takes 5. W. Richard /
on's place in the town agency.
Mrs, c. III. Prescott returned Wednesday to |
er home in Bristol, \. ~, accompanied by her .
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Willard
Miss Anna Stoddard who has been i'll here for .
cycral weeks returned to her home in Park .
ill, y. H., the first of the week.
Mrs George IIobrook and children Of Spring
eld. Mass. have spent part of the week at
heir summer home on Ames hull.
Mrs. Martha Snow and Mrs. Lillian Royce who
ave been spending the winter at Paatka, Fla,
re- visiting at George A. Buyden's.
Mrs. Thomas Gun returned to her home in
Vest Pawlct Monday after spending few days
18th her sister, Mrs, Florence Estey. +
Mr. and Mrs. q. o. Ware, and two daughters,
no have been spending the winter here return
l to their home in Wilmington Tuesday.
Miss Phoebe Neshtt has returned to her work
waitress at the Brooks house after a vacation
several days spent in Cambridge, n V
Mrs +. A. Woodbury. went to Roxbury. Mass
onday on account of the death of her brother
law, Charles Wetmore, who died sunday. .
Judge William c. Holhrook and daughter Miss
arion Holbrook of New York city. spent sun
~ with Ex-Governor Frederick H0lbrook.
Mrs. W. W. Holton and children of Athol, ,
ass. are at the home Of Mrs. Hoton's parents, .
T. and Mrs. II. 9. Winchester in Cenreyille. .
5. A. Smith and Dennis0n Cowles returned :
turday from their western trip leaving w. II. :
nton in Omaha and ID. A. Young in Chicago, :
E. Burr Smith of Plainfeld. y. j. was in town +.
turday to make arrangements for bringing |
rty of boys to Spoilord lake for the summer
James Coleman, who formerly lived here. has
Id out his barber shop IN Mortified, Mass.
d gone to work in the Loveland house of that
ace.
Principal H. X. Whitaker is member of the
tie reception committee of the American In
tute of Instruction which will be held in Bur
gtOn july to j.
fremont, \. H., after having been employed
the Estey Organ company for some time,
: in town this week.
Ienry c. Rice of Chicago, Brattleboro boy V
i brother of Mrs. Chester Thomas, is here Wis
ny HIS sister and looking over the ground
III a view to locating here. :
Ir. and Mrs. F c. ellison who have been liv-
, in Littleton, n H., are making preparations
move to st. ]ohnsbury which will be Mr.. Gil
is headquarters hereafter.
Judge II. H. Wheeler, MIR. and Mrs. j. l..
owlton and Mrs. Morse attended the we'd
II at Springfield, yesterday. of Miss Harriet
Wheeler to Robert b. Martin.
Ir. and Mrs. f. f. Wyman who went to Hart |.
d. Conn. a few weeks ago, have returned to 4
Ittleboro and Mr.. Wyman has taken his old
ition with the ). A. Smith company Y
Irs. L. X. Goodall has returned from Canajo-
lie. n. Y, where she spent the winter with
daughter, Mrs waiter llpe, ana VIII open
house on the Putney road for the summer. -
Iiss 5. E. Griswold, who has been detained in r
ldlehury on account of her health will be UNI
e to return to her work in BrattleborO for the |
sent on account of the illness of her sister.
nited States District Attorney j. L. Martin
been in Newport the first of the week at |
ding some Chinese hearings. He was accom- |
lied by the official stenographer, Mrs. II. L.
wn.
W. Richardson who has been critically ill |
b brain trouble caused by wound which he
tanned in the Civil war. is still very low al