Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.


. week.
Miss Mabel Baker spent Sunday in Below
Falls.
Mrs. Charles Sargent is visiting relatives
Boston.
, John X. Tones spent the first of the week l
Boston.
c. II. Eddy has been III with influenza for til
Lucien Howe has been In New York city thi
week on business.
DIR. NJ. J. stoddard of Springfield, Mass, wa
, In town Saturday.
Charles OConnor began work Wednesday II
the Reformer office.
Miss Annie Park has been spending the weeI
in Springfield, Mass.
Harry Hodgkins Of White River Junction
spent Sunday In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Mellen went to Boston yes
terday for short visit.
Fred Coleman returned Saturday after visit
in White River Junction.
w. o. Powers OF Whatey Mass, has been In
| town part of this week.
ID. p. Dewitt returned Tuesday after south
| ern trip of several weeks.
/ Mrs. A. T.. Wood visited in Holyoke, Mass :,
the latter part of last week.
| Mrs. Annie b. II. Harris of Putney has besn
visiting In town this week.
H. II. Lawrence returned Wednesday after
spending seve raj days in Boston.
| Mrs. Jane Abbott has been in with influenza
at her Canal street home this week.
Miss Jessie Dorset is expected next week
from Boston where she has been i'll.
Miss Leonora Richardson of Worcester Mass. :,
has been spending the week in town.
George l.. Durham and q. ID. Stowell have
been in Boston this week on business.
Mrs. II. +. Brooks returned yesterday after
spending several days In Athol, Mass.
Miss Mabel Birge of Astead, N. H., has been
visiting Mrs. A. F. Schwenk this week.
Miss Annie Gregg returned Saturday after
visit OF two weeks in Bridgeport, Conn.
Mrs. A. W. Childs of Manchester, n. H., has
been spending part Of the week in town.
Mrs. James NJ. Tyler returned Monday from
visit OF three weeks IN BrOokline, Mass.
II. II. Hunter is spending a vacation of two
weeks in Springfield, Mass, and vicinity.
Walter Woodland of Springfield. Mass, has
been spending part of the week in town
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Root spent the first of the
week at the Greene cottage at Spoiford lake.
Miss Annie NJ. Cain came from Boston Satur-
day to remain at her home here for a month.
Dana Gilman of Norwich university has been
spending part of the week at his home here
Miss Ruth Selleck of Middlebury Is visiting
her aunt, Miss Carrie Selleck. at John Wright's.
Mrs. +. c. Gale and son leave Wednesday for
Ottawa. Canada, where they will join Mr.. Gale
Mrs. II. p. Wellman returned Wednesday af-
ter visit in New York and New Haven, Conn.
John j. Ray of Boston. son of the late John
J.. Ray has been in town this week on business.
Miss Fanny Holden has finished work for A. j.
Bracket and gone to her home in Green River.
T.. N Ransom of Boston is expected tomorrow
to spend Sunday with MIR. and Mrs. 7. f. Con-
nors.
Miss Pauline JENNIE and Miss Louise Clement
of Albany, n. Y, were in town the first of the
week
city have been spending the week at the Brooks
House.
Miss Susan Hanrahan leaves tomorrow for
Hinsdale, n. H., where she will spend several
weeks.
MP. Austin OF Springfield, Mass, is visiting |
his mother, Mrs Bridget Austin, for a couple OF 1
weeks.
Fred A. Bemis Of Meriden, Conn, was guest
Of his sister, Mrs. Charles r. Crosby, the first of
the week
Misses Katharine and Florence Fisher have re-
turned after visit in Troy, n. " and Spring 4
held, Mass.
+. A. Starkey, who has been spending several 4
months IN New York city. was in town Saturday
IN business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick u. simpson of New
York city have been spending a part Of the
week in town.
Misses Alice and Lottie Dodge returned Sat-
irday from Plainfeld where they teach in the
public schools. n
Jonn ~. AUSTIN, night clerk AT tne IDOiey
louise. Springfield, Mass, visited his parents in
own Saturday.
Cole Saunders OF New York city. president of
ne Medina Gold Mining company, has been in
own this week.
Captain Walsh of Ogdensburg, n. Y. returned
tuesday after spending several days with his
on. W. j. Walsh.
Dr. Raymond Elmer went to Bethel Wednes-
ay TO spend some time with his sister, Mrs.
ieorge ;. Wright.
Fred and Hugh Guild have closed the house |
n the farm which they recently sold and are
ow in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Ellen Powers left for her home in New
ork city Monday after spending several days
| Edmund Carey's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Hawley and child of !
ardner, Mass, were the guests of Mr., and Mrs.
W Hawley over Sunday. .
George W Darcy of Boston has been in
'wn this week on business connected with the
Overall company.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Pellet returned to their
,me in Worcester, Mass, Monday after spend
q sunday with Mr.. Pellets mother. /.
Rev. Father Ling of Hinsdale n. H.. in :
wn Wednesday To attend the lecture by Rev.
lther o Sullivan and Rev. Father Cahill.
Ben jamn G. Sargent of san Francisco has
en at the Brooks House this week the
lest of his cousin, Miss Flora Sargent.
Or. A. L. Miller in Andover. Mass,
ednesday To Rev. j. II. Babbitt who is Al
III seriously i'll from the effects of a paralytic
ock.
ID. A. Elliot was in Rutland last week to at
nj the annual meeting of the Royal Arch Ma
rs. He reviewed the work in the capacity of
and lecturer.
Austin Rice. the well-known pugilist was in
wn Wednesday night his way to North
alpole, y. H., where he took part in the box
bouts last evening.
Miss Caroline Haskell entertained the mem
rs of the junior auxiliary of the Episcopal r
urch and their gentlemen friends at her Oak
eet home Friday evening.
Ruth, Ella and Crosby Adams entertained
out 60 of their friends at their Western ave-
e home saturday evening, the occasion TAX -
, the form of valentine party. -
;. j. Fenton was in Springfield Mass, =
ednesday by appointment with Z. j. Mulva-
of Ware. Mass. who is to have charge of
Catholic Union minstrel show.
Hiss Abbie Grady fell on the ice in front of
G. Horizons former peanut stand Monday
ming and fractured both bones in her left
earn. The injury will incapacitate her for
eral weeks.
Iiss S. +. Daniels. who has been at the
,oks House for the past few weeks, leaves
morrow for New York city, where she will
lain for few days before going to Florida
spend the remainder of the winter
Iiss Ada II. Lawton and Miss Annie b. Allen
re issued invitations to a Colonial party to be
d at Linden Lodge February "a. Dancing
form the evenings entertainment and the