Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-16
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

c. II. Thompson and III. III. Crosby
were in Keene, N. H., Sunday.
Miss Mary O'Neil spent Sunday will
her sister in Montague, Mass.
| DR.. e. j. Henkel of Flushing, L. /.
has been visiting his father the pas'
week.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Crosby of Spring
field, VT, visited Mr.. Crosby's parents
Saturday.
Edward b. Reed of Ansonia, Conn.
was in town the first of the week visit
ing his sister
Col. J. Gray Estey left Tuesday on a
business trip to Detroit and other
western points.
Miss Edith Gould of New York city
has been the guest Of her aunt, Miss
Emma Dutton this week.
Percy Henley, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Henley, is attending Holderness
school in Plymouth, N. II.
Lyman Childs of Wilmington spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Kittredge
Haskins, on Terrace street.
Miss Sadie Ford of Cripple Creek,
Col, is spending several days with her
parents in West Brattleboro.
Mrs. E. o. Jasmer of Chicago came
Wednesday to spend several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. d. Stolte.
Mrs. Florence c. Estey was in
Mortified, Mass, Tuesday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. d. L. Moody.
Mrs. Exner and son returned to their
home in New York city Tuesday after
few weeks visit at D. G. O'Neirs.
Miss Ellen Flannery returned to her
home in Richmond Tuesday after a
visit with her sister. Mrs. John Calvin.
Mrs. Allie f. Bockius and son Of
Meriden, Conn, have been the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Childs this week.
Mrs. Jennie b. Powers addressed
the Keene, N. H., Humane society at
its regular meeting last Friday even
ing.
Charles L. Shattuck returned to New
York city Tuesday after spending sew
eral days as the guest of c. l.. Stick
ney.
Judge william c. Holbrook of New
York city has been visiting his father.
Elk Governor Frederick Holbrook, this
week.
Mrs. w. f. Root entertained num-
Der of friends at ''thimble party" Fri
day afternoon at her Canal street
home.
Congressman Haskins went to Wash
ington Monday to attend the dedi-
catory exercises of the Sherman monu-
ment.
Miss Florence Sprague and Miss
Evelyn Manley went to New York city
after spending several months
in town.
Mrs. Kenneth Budd who has been
at the home of Col Francis
Ioodhue, returned to New York city
ID. c. Bartlett, d. H. Nash and p. A
Smith of New York city spent the first
If the week duck hunting at Lake
spofford.
'arren hospital at Montague, Mass
where she viii study to become a
rained nurse.
Mrs. Martha HILL who has been |
pending the summer at the Brooks |
House. returned to her home in Chica- |
% Saturday.
Miss Ruth Childs attended the re-
option in honor OF Lord and Lady |
>enbigh given in the cadet armory in
BOSTON last week.
Miss Maud Bundy returned to Wash
ngton. D. c., Monday after spending
everal weeks at the home of Gen. and
frs. G.. II. Bond,
Miss Regina Heaphy is spending sew
raj days in New York city as the
uest of her brothers, DIR. Lawrence
nd John C. Heaphy.
c. F. Thompson went Monday to
Manchester. n. H.. to attend the meet
lg of the American board of which he
a corporate member.
Miss Edna Crosby who is working
II her father in Springfield, VT. was
town Wednesday to attend the
dams Averill wedding.
Bert L. Taylor of Chicago formerly
member of the Reformer staff, has
l interesting article in the October
amber of The Reader" about Ebert
ubbard.
hfS. H. T. buliti, hTS. hIllTeuSe HAS |
ms and Mrs. c. +. r. JENNIE went to
utland Monday to attend the annual
Getting of the Vermont society of
,lonial DANES.
Miss Florence f. Clark was elected
INDIAN county secretary of the
ngs Daughters of Vermont at the
nual convention of the society in
vanton last week.
John Martin who has been in the
lilippines as a member of Company
Thirteenth infantry, is expected
me in November, his term of service
piring the End of next month.
F. w. Newton will be in town next
Eek to gather the religious statistics
the town. He will also canvass for
E Vermont Bible society and be pre-
red to give away Bibles to those too
or to buy.
Mrs. Chauncey l. McKeever and
zee children, who have been spend =
: several weeks at Mrs. Fairs, went
esday to Lenox, Mass, where Mrs
,Keever will attend the wedding of
IS Frances Devens, formerly of this
vn.
Robert Walker, a private in F troop,
cond United States cavalry, has been
town this week on a 20 days fur
gh. He was formerly employed in
KS store and enlisted about a year
}. He will go to the Philippines with
regiment in December.
Hiss Susan E. Clark was elected
sident of the Vermont state fedora
n of Woman's clubs at it's annual
citing last week. She was also
,sen a delegate to the national con-