Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

r, G. Bacon was In Keene Monday on business
Miss Crowell has returned to her school duties
r. NJ. Meldon Of Rutland was In town iues-
day.
The IS club met with Mrs. John Dewitt FRI
day.
Raymond White visited friends In Greenheid
this week.
George sherwin was home from Keene to
spend sunday.
A. w. Childs of Manchester, N. H., was In
town Saturday.
ID. +. Shea has been visiting relatives In Rut-
land this week.
C. Il. GRAHAM has been in Boston Tor rev
days this week.
W. II. Proctor has been in Greenfield few
days this week.
j. Gray Estey returned from his western trip
Saturday night.
Harry Wales has gone to Clinton, Mass, to
spend few weeks.
Charles Lindsey has finished work for the
Swift Beef company.
j. f. Gleason went to Troy, N. ". wednesday
for few days visit.
Harry willard of Greenfield spent Sunday
with his parents here.
Judge VIM. C. Holbrook of New York is spend
ing the week in town.
II. c. Liscom has moved this week from south
Mainto Myrtle street.
p NJ. Jones has been laid up with tonsilitis
this week, but is now out
Samuel Oliver of Boston was the guest OF Col
L. ID. Taylor over Sunday.
Miss Loretta Turner spent Sunday with her
sister in Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l. Swift are spending Few
days in Vernon and Athol.
Mrs. s. A. Goddard has returned from sew
eral weeks stay in Boston.
Miss JEANNE Stoddard returned to her school
in Newton, Mass. Saturday.
Mrs. Frederick Holbrook of New York is
guest at EX-Gov. Holbrooks.
Timothy Mickey spent Sunday at his home in
Turner's Falls. Mass, Monday.
Walter Brooks of Hinsdale has entered the
employ of Il. l.. Hildreth Il Co.
George II. Dupaw spent few days at his home
in Leominster, Mass this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Greene have been WIS.,
iting In Springfield, Mass, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Devine went Saturday to
Sioux City, Ia, where they will reside.
Geo. T.. Allen was called to Hubbardston,
Mass, Monday by the death of his uncle
c. H. Eddy is moving his household effects to
the Broad Brook house in Guilford TINS week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Harlow went to Spring
field, Mass, wednesday for weeks vacation.
Misses Katherine Carey and Nellie Anderson
were the guests of friends in Greenfield sunday.
f. l.. Reed of Easthampton, Mass, has been
visiting his brother, Clarence Reed, this week.
O. l.. French has returned from two weeks
visit with his son. Lester French in New York.
Mrs. j. II. Estey and Mrs, Il. II. Chase went to
sRii,ns0'ld' Mass wednesday ''' 'e" 'As'
Miss Mamie Mcguire returned Saturday from
Bellows Falls, where she has been visiting her
aunt.
Mrs +. s. Doak of somerville, Mass, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Louise Hackley, this
week.
Robert Mitchell returned to New York city
Sunday, after spending few days with his pa
rents.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Harry Estey expect to move
to their new house on North Main street about
May Is.
Miss Helen Rohde goes April q to the Albany
Business college to begin course of instruction
there.
Hosea Mann, cashier of the Torrington {Ct.)
National bank, spent Sunday at the Broohs
House.
Mrs. James Burke and children returned
Wednesday from few weeks visit in Essex
Junction.
Thomas Kinkead of Columbia university has
been the guest of his brother DR.. Il. r. kinkead,
this week.
Miss Ruth Chids who has been quite ill is
sufficiently recovered to come home about the
first of May.
DIR. and Mrs. d. p. Webster and Mrs. Harriet
Webster Cary and son have returned from Or
angeburg, S. c.
ward college after spending the Easter vacation
with his parents.
George Powers and q. W. Waters of Brook
Ign, have been spending few days at the Brooks
House this week.
Miss Florence Allen of Hudson. N. Y, is
spending the week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Allen.
George Cain and j. +. Leahy returned to Mer
iden. Conn. Sunday, aftera few days visit at
their homes here. En
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shop on Main street this week and will open a
shop in Greenfield.
Mr. and Mrs. +. Il. Dickinson returned Mon
day from New York where they have been
spending some time.
Mrs S. NJ. Davis has moved from Canal street
to the house ON Green street recently purchased
by her of Mrs. Darling.
The Keene Public library last week reported,
through its trustees, gift OF books from MIS-
b. ID. Harris of Brattleboro.
Miss Sarah Marty of Chicogo. student at Mt.
Holyoke college, has been guest during the
Easter vacation at W. ii. Proctors.
Editor Frank Howe of the Bennington Ban
ner and Editor Perry of the Barre Times have
been in town for few days this week.
Madam Hamilton arrived home Thursday &C.
companied by her daughter. Mrs. woodruff, OF
Brunswick, Me-, with whom she has spent the
winter.
Miss Annie Turner, formerly of Brattleboro
has taken position as stenographer in the ONCE
of the Pllsbury, Washburn Flour Co. in Spring
field, Mass
George W Neal of Keene n. H., has been ap-
pointed agent for the International Correspond
ence school. for the district which includes
Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Britain. who have been
at the Brooks House since last summer, expect
to leave about the middle of May for European
trip OF year.
Capt. A. W. Davis, postal clerk on the narrow
gauge road, with his son, Rev. 5. o. Davis OF
Newton Mass, left Saturday for nsnlng "TRIP
to Nova Scotia.
George Pierce has taken David Carey's place
as driver of D. r. Dewitt's delivery wagon Mr..
Carey will have charge of the shipping depart
ment in the store.
Mrs Washington Manley and daughter. Miss
Marley, sailed on Thursday for years absence
in Europe. They are to be joined later by Mr.. !
and Mrs. Steel Gray.
Miss Minnie A. Johnson principal of gram
mar school in Beverly, Mass, is spending the
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs {. c. john |
son, of West Brattleboro.
j. j. Austin and son, Edwin, Thomas Gut
heen and Miss Katherine Guiheen returned |
Wednesday night from Albany, n. Y. where !
they attended the Guiheen Harper wedding.
John Wright and family of Westiield, Mass, |
have come to Brattleboro to live and have taken |
a tenement at Organ street. Mr.. Wright VIII
be employed in the pipe organ department OF
the Estey Organ works.
Henry winslow of Badger. Neb, is the guest |
of Mrs ii. X. Chamberlain this week. Twenty |
years has passed since his last visit to New Eng
land and % years since the Winslow family |
moved from Putney to Kankakee, III.
Miss Daniels, who spent a large part of the
winter at the Brooks House, has Just returned |
from the east coast of Florida, where she has \
been for the past two months. After few days I
at the Brooks House Miss Daniels will return !
to her summer home in Grafton.
DR.. and Mrs. IL. L. Waterman entertained
Anthony + SCnwenk