Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13

f. J. Miller is in Boston this week
Mrs. Hattie Warren went to New York Thurs
! day.
Hon. y. L. Martin is i'll at his home on Linden
| street.
C. A. Borden spent part of the week in Spring
Leon Gould spent part of the week in Green.
! field, Mass.
Herbert Eddy spent Sunday with his parents
| in Nardsboro.
G. H, Hale of Springfield. Mass, visited in
town this week.
Mrs. W. F. Neal and Miss Nellie Mack go to
I Boston Monday.
Mrs. d. A. Young OF Greenfield is spending a
Few days in town
Mrs. c. X. Jones went to New York yesterday
! for visit of several days.
Mrs. G. II. Smith went to Hartford yesterday
! to attend millinery openings.
| MI Hawley entertained Fra Elbertus Tues
day evening after the lecture.
Miss Clara Gale is visiting Mrs George A.
Briggs in Claremont this week.
| John Chandler of Boston spent Saturday with
his sister Miss Helen Chandler.
| Mrs. Lyman &. Goldsmith is spending week
| at her former home in Colrain, Mass.
! p. C. Cray and q. Walford Sumberg of Bel
lows Falls visited in town the first of the week.
| Mrs S. S. Hunt and her milliner, Mrs Bias
com, go to New York tomorrow on business
! trip.
| Arthur Holton has finished work for the cleo
trio light company and Leon White takes his
place.
| Frank Field, who is employed in New Brit
ain, Conn.,, is spending few days with his
mother.
Mrs. j. +. Wheeler went to Syracuse, n. Y,
yesterday for A several weeks visit with her
parents.
Miss Susan Hanrahan has returned from
three weeks vacation at the home of her broth
er in Hinsdale.
c. +. soule of st, Albans, superintendent of
the Central Vermont railroad, in town
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Sarah Kidder is at the home of her broth
er here, after spending the winter with her sis
ter, Mrs. ii. A. Williams.
Julius f. Leach has returned to his duties as
clerk in the Brattleboro post-otfce after sever
al weeks absence on account of illness.
Misses Ellen Sherman and Alice Jones go to
Wellesley college next week to visit their cous-
ins, Miss Pauline Jenne and Miss Hamm.
Mrs. Nancy Kelly, who has been at 1.-THE Hem
locks" for treatment, has left there and will
live at the Soldiers Home in Bennington.
F. L. Hunt will attend the meeting at New
York next week, of the manufacturers con-
eerned in the National Novelty Corporation.
Rev. II. r. Miles spoke at Wilmington Thurs
day evening at services in honor of the new
Congregational pastor, Rev. G. E. Woodman.
Mrs. Florence G. Estey and Mrs. Anna G.. Cobb
who have been in Washington and Atlantic City
for the last two months, returned last evening.
Miss Mary Crowell. a teacher in the High
school, was called to her home in Amherst
Mass. on Saturday, by the illness and death of
her mother.
Congressman and Mrs. Kittredge Haskins ar
rived home from Washington Wednesday and
are stopping at the Brooks House until their
home can be opened.
Rev. G. b. Lawson has leased the Bradley cot
tage. now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry
Estey, and will occupy it soon as it is vacated
by the Esteys, about May 1.
Mrs. Washington Manley and daughter Miss |
Evelyn, expect to go abroad about April l for /
the summer. They will go first tn Italy and af-
ter spending the spring months there will visit |
the rest of the continent.
II. C. Walbridge, son of Senator Walbridge of |
st. Johnsbury, succeeds Howard Rice as local
editor of the Reformer Mr.. walbridge has
been connected with New York, Brooklyn and
Boston papers for the past six years.