Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-12-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.


week In Boston.
e. w. Blodgett was in Springfield
Mass, Wednesday.
Mrs r. f. Gordon is visiting rela'
tives in Boston this week.
Miss Mary Clsbee of Lowell Mass,
is visiting In town this week.
w. II. Welcome was in Springfield
Mass, last Friday on business
DR.. George r. Anderson has been IN
Rutland this week on business.
Fred S. Doak of Somerville, Mass
is spending two weeks in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Miner spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Wilmington.
Mrs. l.. e. Holden has been visiting
In Springfield Mass, this week.
Miss Emma Brooks spent the first
of the week in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Mary d. Henshaw Is i'll with
mumps at her home on High street.
w. D. Smith is attending to John
Galvin's collections during his illness.
Mrs. j. A. Taylor has been visiting
in Windsor and Montpelier this week.
Mrs Mary Warder returned Mon
day after a short visit in New York
city.
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Boyle went to
Troy, N. H., Tuesday to visit their
son, H. w. Boyle.
r. NJ. Bradley of Boston. one of the
trustees of the Thompson fund, was in
Brattleboro yesterday.
Mrs. n. /. Hawley returned Friday
after spending several weeks with her
daughter in Philadelphia.
S. Wilcox and his son. Ezra C. Will
cox of Greenfield have been in Bos-
ton on business this week
Harley Bruce, who was injured at
the Souto factory last week. is recu-
perating at his home in Randolph.
F. c. Crosby has been in Brattleboro
a part of the week on his way between
Mass, and Springfield.
VT.
Mrs. George whitney of Springfield,
Vt, is working in Houghton & Sim
ondss store during the holiday sea-
son.
Miss Florence Goodenough of Bos-
ton is spending the holidays with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Good
enough.
Sam Oliver and Arthur Sawyer OF
Boston come tomorrow to spend sew
eral days at Spofford lake with l.. d.
Taylor.
Mrs G. f. Hadley returns to her
rome in Chester today after spending
wo weeks with her daughter. Mrs.
2. w. Gibson.
Mrs Annie Greene and her two sons
Harry and Ray Greene are expected
iext week to spend the holidays at
heir home here.
Mrs. Cora Moore of Lafayette. Ind. !
vas in town the first Of the week, hav
ng come east with the body of her cou-
in, Warren NJ, Howe.
Mrs Sarah Fisher was in Walling- /
ord Saturday to attend the funeral of /
IRIS John D. Miller who died in Burl- /
lgton last Thursday.
r. +, Gordon goes to Worcester.
lass, Tuesday to attend the reunion
( the 5ist Massachusetts, regiment of
hitch he was member.
Mrs Harry Carrier returned TO her Il
ONE in Oswego. n. Y. Wednesday af-
n spending several weeks with her
ster, Mrs. NJ. Austin, jr
Frank S. Archibald a Hinsdale. n.
l., boy who Is well known in town,
1T Wednesday for Springfield, Ohio.
here he has employment.
Miss Mabel Hunt who Is studying
business college in Worcester,
Ass, came yesterday to spend the
olidays at her home here.
Charles Stolte has been confined to
s home this week on account of an
jury to his foot which he sustained
lille at work in Durham Brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Brasor and Mr..
I'd Mrs. f. |. Swift attended the in
allation of officers OF Golden Rule
apter, 0. Z. s., in Putney Wednes
" evening.
Rev. L. Q. S. Osgood was in North
Id, Mass. Monday to ofiiciate at the
neral of Lieutenant Marshall NJ.
earns who died at his home there
turday morning.
John Calvin who has been critically
with pneumonia at his Walnut
-eet home has made steady improve
mt the past week and is now con-
Tered out of danger.
Dana Gilman returned Monday from
'rwich university on account of an
ury to his hand which he sustained
5eral weeks ago. He will not return
til after the Christmas vacation.