Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-24

Wells Sargent Is home from Keene for a two
weeks, vacasion on account OF illness.
Melvin Thurber is a member Of Colgate Uni
versity Glee club for the season of 1908.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Lamb of Norfolk, Va, are
spending few days at the Brooks House.
Mrs Donald McGillivray who has been i'll with
la grippe for the past week, is able to be out.
Mrs. C. NJ. C. Richardson returned to Pitts
field, Mass. Friday after weeks visit in town
John Calvin attended the installation OF the
Knights of Columbus at Bellows Falls Sunday
Miss Jessie Gregg is acting as librarian in the
library in place of Miss Stakeholder, who is i'll
Mrs j. A. Liilis of Rutland is spending few
days with her sister. Mrs. j. 7. Denning, this
week.
Mrs. Frank chatham of Salem. Mass, was
the guest of her brother, j. b. Dunton, last
week.
Frank H. Lawton, brother OF DIR. S. T.. Law
ton, acted as organist at the Baptist church
Sunday.
b. Mancini has opened boot and shoe repair
shop in Greenfield but will continue his bust
ness here.
The friends of the venerable Edward Clark
will be glad to learn that he is out after his Sc
we're illness.
Miss Caroline Bliss went this week to Pennsyl-
vania for visit before returning to her home
n Akron. o.
Mrs. Addison Hall and her daughter, Miss
Emily TONES have returne d from two weeks
visit TO New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. wellman went to keene
N. H., "Wednesday for weeks visit with Mr..
Wellman's brother.
Miss Blanche Shipman has finished work at
Hooker. Corser & Mftcheil's and has entered
the employ of l.. 4. Hail.
Frank H. Field returned Saturday to New
Britain, Conn, after spending five weeks va
cation at his home here.
Mrs. Lizzie Schuster Twitchell OF Dorchester,
Mass was the guest last week of her grand
mother, Mrs. Addison Brown.
W. II. Lighthall and family left Monday for
Los Angeles, Cal, and will stop on the way at
Toronto, Ont, and Denver, Col.
CT. X. JENNIE has been appointed agent of
the Germania Fire Insurance company OF New
York, one OF the strongest in the country.
Ronald Osgood finishes work for Durham
Bros. this week and takes a position in the Ma
tional bank of Redemption, Boston,
Mrs. Annie S. Greene and son Harry went to
New York Wednesday to make arrangements for
his entrance into Cornell university this fall.
Mrs. James +. Estey has returned from Will
ton N. H., where she has been spending the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. T. F.'Amidon
Fred Doak of Somerville. Mass. spent Sunday
at W. H. Kinson's. returning Monday accom-
panied by Mrs. Doak who has been spending the
week in town
Thomas Mcyeigh has moved from Green
street to West DummeTston where he has EN-
ployment in the power house OF the Electric
Light company.
A. f. Roberts. Z. l.. Roberts and J. l.. stock
well went to Greenfield Thursday where they
began trip through New England on a train Of
100 cars of Worcester salt.
JF Guiheen returned Monday evening from
a weeks visit with his brothers p. W and NJ J.
Guiheen Of Albany. n. ", also attending the
Guiheen- Harper wedding.
Miss Mary Howe has returned from New York
and is arranging for series of concerts to be
given during May at st. Johnsbury, Rutland.
Burlington and other places.
r. f. Gordon will leave tomorrow for Day
tona Fla. where he will spend several weeks
with c. o. Chamberlain, who will return with
him to spend the summer here.
Mr. and Mrs. sutton of Brooklyn have been at
the Brooks House for few days. and have also
been at Spofford lake, where they are making
extensive repairs on their summer home.
George C. Wilson, L. NJ. Stickney, Thomas
Pentland, L. b. CundiG. W. N. Batchelder and
A. L. Maynard attended the state Y. NJ. c. A.
convention at Burlington Saturday and Sunday.
Fred Hall, Clarence Reed and Louis Allen
went to Greenfield Monday where Mr. Allen has
secured employment. He viii play I'd base on
the professional baseball team there this season.
The Twentieth Century whist club will meet
with Mrs. Thomas Foley at her home on Clark
street wednesday evening. This will be the last
meeting of the club for the season. Prizes VIII
be given.
held its annual supper Thursday evening, GO
persons partaking. Music, readings, short
speeches and games made up the after supper
program.
oscar willard. who has been employed for the
past II wears by the Central Vermont railroad,
finished work for that company Thursday and
went TO Springfield where he will take posi-
ton in the Wason car shops.
Third Vice President Louis Ahrens of Brat
tleboro of the state branch of the American
Federation of Labor, was one of the speakers at
the mass meeting of union men held at Wood
mems hall, Rutland, Friday evening.
Mrs Arthur Simonds was pleasantly surprised
har S.lnl oils nff ha
Baptist church last week Wednesday evening.
A social time was enjoyed and Mrs. Simonds
was presented with silver lettuce fork.
j. Gray Estey went to New York Sunday for
few days visit. He will start to morrow for st.
Louis where he is to be on the staff of Gen
Corbin at the opening of the exposition exer
cises a full account of which is given elsewhere.
H.R. Lawrence, n. 1. Hawley and DIR. c. s.
Pratt attended the launching of the Minnesota,
the largest ship in the world, at New London,
Thursday. Several invitations were extended
to Brattleboro men by the New London board of
trade.
Rev. G. b. Lawson and family will leave next
week for a few weeks vacation. They have
given up the Young house on Chaplin eet,and
upon their return expect to occupy the Bradley
house on Tyler street. soon to be vacated by Mr..
and Mrs. J. Harry Estey
Mrs. II. II. Crosby and Miss Helen Crosby are
taking vacation trip to Boston, New York and
Baltimore. Mrs. Crosby is in attendance at the
fifth annual meeting of the Eastern Art Teach
ers' association held at Baltimore and Washing
ton Wednesday, yesterday and to-day.
DIR. and Mrs. H. L. Waterman will leave May
2 for two weeks trip to New orleans and
Washington. DR.. Waterman will attend the
meeting at New Orleans next week of the Amer
lean Medical association. DR.. II. ID. Holton and
DIR. and Mrs. Miller will also go to New orleans
to attend this meeting.
Grand Master ID. =. Webster made the annual
inspection of Malta Commandery, Knights Tenn
plar, at Newport last week Wednesday evening.
After the official work there were addresses by
DIR. Webster and Congressman Haskins who ac-
companied him. DIR. Webster will make his Of
fetal visit to Palestine Commandery. st. Johns
bury, next week.
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