Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-07-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

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day.
CT. Harris has been In Boston for sever
days.
r. Baker Of Boston Is spending q few days
town.
Harry Randall is spending few days at sa
atoga.
John Fenton spent Sunday in Springfield
Mass.
Howard Merrill is working at Randall
Ciapp's.
Miss Rose Judge Of Greenfield spent Sunda
In town.
DR.. Randall is in Keene for the week, visitin
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coburn are at Linden Lodge fe
the summer.
Mrs. Guy Howe Of Athol is visiting Mrs Ma
DR.. Kincaid spent the Fourth at his home !
Norwich, Conn.
Miss Allie Morse Of Vernon is visiting /
town this week.
Mrs. Helen A. Parsons spent yesterday II
| Springfield, Mass.
"a. Harris and family have gone to Spoffor
lake FOR the summer.
| Thomas Judge is spending the week with hi
son in Holyoke, Mass.
C.sM. NORM spent part Of the week in Bur
l2ngton and Plattsburg.
| Mrs. o. Il. Randall and daughter spen
! Wednesday In Hinsdale.
Mrs. Harvey and son John spent several day
this week in Chesterfield.
Miss Cora Lennox spent the Fourth with bel
| brother In Hartford, Conn.
| Miss Mary Austin spent the Fourth with
friends in Norwich. Conn.
| Frederick C. Adams spent Sunday with hi'
wife at kennebunkport. Me.
| Pierce Brown of Northfield is spending fe "
weeks with relatives in town.
Edgar Bigelow of Boston is spending few
weeks in town with his parents.
j. ID. Austin of Springfield came Tuesday e
attend the funeral Of his uncle.
Miss Jessie Batchelder returned to her home
In Ashuelot. n. H., Wednesday.
Edgar Bigelow returned Tuesday from Bos
ton, where he has been at work
Mrs. Henry Crosby is in Boston this week at
tending the teachers convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Oliphant returned Mon
day to their home in bridgeport, CT.
Willie Martin of Boston came Tuesday for q
visit with his uncle, William Martin.
John Knowlton will move TO Lowell next
month where he will go into business.
Mrs. Fred 8. Brasor and son, Julian, of Mari
eta, o., are visiting relatives in town.
John Francis Fitzgerald is spending a weeks
vacation In Springfield and Westheld
Mrs. G. II. Davenport went to New Bedford.
Mass. wednesday for two months visit.
Col j. Gray Estey Is spending the week a
business trip to Owassa and Grand Rapids.
John Tufts and Murray Tucker are spending
pleasant vacation in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Laura Plat Of Great harrington, Mass.
is visiting Miss Ellen Hunt on Tyler street.
Mrs. Bridget Long left yesterday for visit
with her son, Rev. Father Long, in Proctor
Mrs. B. h. Allen of Newport, n. H., is spend
ing week with relatives here and In Vernon.
Misses Nellie Anderson and Alice Ferriter
are spending few weeks In Springfield Mass.
Mrs. Marcia Harvey has returned TO her home
here after two weeks spent at Worcester, Mass.
W. +. Root and son Ralph spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. Roots parents in Springfield,
Mass
John A. Bower Of Pittsburg, Penn. has Joined
his family, who are stopping at the Brooks
House.
Mrs. Mary I. Powell and son Webster of New
York are guests at the Melrose hotel, West Brat
tleboro.
Mr. and Mrs. C. d. Wallace of New York ar.
rived at the Brooks House Monday to spend the
summer.
Prof. Williston Walker and family have
opened their cottage on Linden street for the
summer.
o. +. Randall and family spent the Fourth at
Spofford lake. Miss Elizabeth Marshall was
their guest,
Miss Eva Prouty finished work for Corser &
and has gone to Claremont for
lengthy visit
Frank Welcome returns today to his duties in
Conn, after week spent with his
parents here.
Mrs Fred Dunklee and two children return
from a two weeks visit in Gardner
md Winchendon, Mass.
Rev. George W. Morrow of Burlington, super !
ntendent of the Vermont Anti Saloon league, I
was in Brattleboro Friday.
Miss Marion Noyes and brother Marshall are I
spending few weeks with c. II. Thompson 1
md family at Spohord lake
George Leo Gerard of Holland Patent. n. Y, 4
$ spending the month with his sister, Mrs. I
george c. ellison, on Oak street
W. +. Root spent Wednesday and Thursday
n Burlington, attending the meeting of the /
vermont state board of pharmacy.
George A. Ware of Boston, one of the best
,nowr travelling men In New England is
pending few days with friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Thompson and dauph- 4
er are spending the summer at their cottage at
pofford lake. Marshall Noyes is with them. N
Misses Helen Dunleavy and Sally McGrath of
'oston are spending two weeks with Miss Dun
savy's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Duneavy.
Mrs Sarah MeMurtree. Mrs. William shearer
nd Miss Elizabeth Pebbrick of Philadelphia
re guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Haskell.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. 5. Balestier will leave next
eek to spend short time at Bar Harbor Me-.
isiting Mr.. Balestier's sister, Mrs. Theodore
'unham.
Scot, are spending the summer with
leir uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.
attanach
Misses Louise Davenport, Helen Reyes, Annie
erriter, Katherine Carey and Maud Bastian |
nd C. II. Davenport went to Spofford lake YES
,rday for a weeks outing.
A party including Misses Grace Eels Edith
ray, Ethel knight, Messrs. Howard wellman, I
red Hail. Frank r. Baker and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Knight spent the Fourth at the lake. .
7. A. sullivan has been appointed local agent
n the Metropolitan Life Insurance company
lcceeding j, W, Preble, who, it is reported
As decamped without notifying his employers
Miss Henrietta Emery whose hin was frac. (
red in fall at the home for the aged and dis
lied last week, is doing as well as could be ex- 4
,cted, considering her advanced age. she be-
z in her 18th year.
Mrs Frederick Holbrook and family of Bos-
n, who have been for several weeks at the
me of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. f. Cabot
ent to Canada Tuesday where they will spend
e rest of the summer. 4
r. Frank Turner. proprietor of the American \
Duse, has quite recovered from his recent Sc 4
re illness, which was thought to have been a
hit form of appendicitis. Fortunately an op-
alton was not necessary.
George l.. Shuts. who has managed the Brat
boro office of the Provident Life and Trust :
mpany. will remove with his wife to worces- Y
:. the company aving decided to discontinue 4
Office in Crosby block.
Melvin Thurber is home from Colby Uniyer-
y. A party was given at his home in Centre
lie Monday evening, ill honor of two visiting =
lby students. There were many friends pres. =
I and the party was jolly affair.
Hiss Mary Wells of New York, Rev. Lawrence 4
wer of New York and Mr. and Mrs j.
wer of Pittsburg, Pa Mrs. Thomas Hibben. ,
:. Samuel Lee, Mrs. John II. j. Upham and :
$. W, L. Taylor of Columbus, o.. are at the :
ooks House. =
he young people of this town will be pleased \
learn that the talented young friend and =
ress, Miss Daisy Wells, has decided to re-
in in town the rest of the summer and will
,bably be in the plays to be given by Messrs.
ock and Evans who have produced some very =