Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-06-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Fred Hall spent Sunday in walpole, n. IL.
Nrs n Gibbs is visiting friends IN BOs ton

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Fred Hall spent Sunday in walpoe, n II.
Mrs. A. b. Gibbs is visiting friends in Boston
Miss Ethel Knight spent Sunday in Walpole
NH.
c. r. Thomas was in Rutland the first of the
week.
II. r.. Brown, the liveryman, was in Boston
| Wednesday.
Miss Florence Retting returned Saturday
from Albany.
Luther Miller attended the circus in Spring
field Friday.
Druggist GRAHAM has been in Boston this
week ON business.
X. l.. Matheson spent a few days in Proyi-
dence, X. l., this week.
| Frank +. Barber is the new clerk at the
Brooks House pharmacy.
| T.. ID. whitney spent Saturday in Northamp-
| ton and Amherst, Mass.
| Miss Helen Hubbard spent Sunday with her
parents in Walpoe, n. ii.
Frank Bennett of Orange, Mass, was in town
over Sunday visiting friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Z. o. Robbins and Mrs. g. A.
Ees are in Boston for few days.
Miss Bernice Pike left last week for Boston to
take course in a business college.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James i. Hooker spent Thurs
day with relatives in Bellows Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs Horton Walker of Walpole, n.
H., are spending few days in town.
+. S. Platt Of Poutney, state bank examiner,
is in town examining the local banks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodrich of Milers Falls
spent last Sunday with relatives IN town.
W. o. johnson of East Longmeadow, Mass, is
spending few days with friends in town
Mrs. George Eels and Mrs. Charles Robbins
are spending several days in Boston, Mass.
Misses Lima and Allie Torrey are spending
fortnight with relatives in seymour, Conn.
Mrs. L. X, Fuller has been confined to her
room the past few days suffering from severe
cold.
Mrs. Edward T. Mathison and children will
leave Monday 10 spend the summer in Connee-
ticut.
Mrs. H. II. Mower and children, who have
spent the past month in sheldon, will return on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George +. Greene have been
spending several days at their cottage at Spot
ford lake
Mrs. Emery Melendy returned to Londonderry
Monday after spending several days with MIS-
C. ID. Moves.
CD. whitaker and family of Hinsdale, y. H,
have moved TO this town and taken house on
Chaplin street.
Arthur Hyde returned Saturday from Albany
Business college. He will spend the summer at
his home here.
Mrs. George L. Davenport of Cohassett Mass.
is spending few days with her brother. Rev.
T.. q. s. Osgood.
Miss Josephine Foster has been appointed
principal of the Belmont avenue school IN
Springfield Mass.
Major F. W. Childs, who has been i'll several
days, at his Office yesterday much 10 the
pleasure of many friends.
Mrs. Austin Bowker and child Of Cayendish
are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Belcher. in this town.
Mrs Frank Farr has moved this week 10 her
new home on North Main street. which she will
open soon for summer boarders.
George b. Thompson returned to the law Of
fee Of Waterman Is Martin Tuesday, after sew
eral days visit in Woodstock.
Mrs. Florence Farr has moved from Ester
brooks block taking room with Mrs. Sears in
Frost block on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. \. starkey and family have
returned from New York to their home in this
town and will spend the summer.
Mrs. T. W. Barnard of Hartford, Conn, for
many years resident Of this town, is the guest
OF MI. and Mrs. George H. Clapp.
Mrs. Nettie Frost entertained dozen of her
friends very delightfully."- last evening at her
apartments in the Odd Fellows block.
Mrs. George W. Chase returned Saturday to |
her home in Orange. Mass, after spending three |
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Arvin Pike.
G. Edwin Sawyer of Providence, R. L., district |
of the Ubero Plantation Co., is spend /
ing few days in town visiting friends.
Jenner H. Chamberlain of Indianapolis. Ind, /
who has been visiting his mother, Mrs. II. X, /
Chamberlain left town Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Gregg and Miss Chris
"a Park attended the wedding in Palmer
afternoon of Miss Louise Hitchcock |
and Harry W. Griffin Of Springfield, Mass.
Mrs r. w Barnard of Hartford Conn., for
many years a resident Of this town, has been the
guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Clapp. II
Misses Edith and Meta Stolte attended Barn
nm * Bailey's circus in Springfield Friday, II
spending Sunday with Mrs. Ernest Brown IN
Amherst.
Miss Alice Mandell, teacher of modern Lam
,uages in the High school, will sail from New
ork FOR Europe the Goth. 10 spend most of her
line in school in Germany.
Mrs. Charles H. Thompson, treasurer of the
Noman's Home Missionary Union of Vermont,
has been in Burlington this week attending the
9Th annual meeting of the society.
John Middleton who was formerly in the en-
'loy of the Carpenter Organ Co., now living
II New Haven, Conn. Will address the O'Clock
Meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A rooms Sunday after
loon.
John C. Moore and family who for the past
hree years have lived at No. - Washington
treet, left Monday for Springfield. Mass. where
ir. Moore is employed at the Brightwood car
hops.
all player and one of the best in his day, was
n town saturday and took much interest in the
ontest between the Unions and the y. NJ. C. A.
II the island.
Ben Williamson and Robert C. Bacon left last
aturday evening for two weeks stay at Az
rill ponds. in the north part of the state 1t is
Npected that they will bring home some big
sh stories.
Capt. J. Harry Estey sails for Europe on Tues
ay next for business trip of five weeks He
ill spend most of his time in England and Ger
amy The Estey Organ Go. has an agency at
amburg.
Judge Z. l.. Waterman and United States Dis.
let Attorney j. L. Martin were in Bellows
alls Tuesday to attend an adjourned hearing
the case of Gilfoil of Derby Ct, against o..
rien Il Sheehan of New York city.
Among those from this town who attended
he annual Congregational convention at Bur-
ngton this week were Rev II. r. Miles. Dea-
IN c. F. Thompson, Mrs. G. II. Clapp. Mrs. c.
Thompson and Mrs. c. G. Maynard.
Among many Brattleboro visitors TO Green.
cid Tuesday, to witness the celebration of the u
9th anniversary were Mrs. l.. J. Huntley Mrs n
A. Baker, Mrs. c. ID. Noyes. Mrs. George Irp- II
I'm, DR.. j. A. Drouin and John Fenton.
T. A. Austin, the letter carrier. has been in i
export TINS week as delegate to the sixth BIZ y
nial state convention Of the Catholic Order of II
)resters. He was elected a delegate to the ma i
Dnal convention to be held at Atlantic CITY \
lily 4th.
The Vernon school which is taught by Miss II
arret Prescott of this town. held its gradual 4
g exercises Wednesday evening with appro- |
lat ceremonies. Among the features OF the i
ogram were violin solos by Miss Maysie Gal !
n of this town.
Mrs d. A. Young and Miss Maude Young left
lursday for Seattle. Wash, where they will -
AXE their home. Mr.. Young being established =
successful business there. They will spend
lew days at Greenfield and start from there
T Seattle the 9th. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Putnam left TOWN
FOR California, where thew will
end three months. During his absence A. w
llids VIII nave charge of the insurance BUSH
Sc saf avaaf .ar. l. L..