Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-08-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mrs. Charles Pettee of Boston is visiting al
her home here.
Edward Benson of Northampton spent Sunda.
/ at his home here.
Miss Florence Tracy Bemis is the guest OF
Judge Waterman.
| Miss Marion Moves spent a few days in Will
mington last week.
Mrs. Noble Hayes is in town visiting her
aunt, Mrs. +. s. Hall.
| Miss S. Louise Pierce of Springfield, Mass, is
/ spending few weeks in town.
Mrs. Henry Crosby has returned from a
months outing at Kennebunkport.
/ Miss Cornelia Weeden is spending fortnight
at the Betterly farm on Dummerston hill.
! Mrs. Henry C. willard of Greenfield is guest
of Maj and Mrs. +. W. Chids at Hillcrest.
Miss Gertrude Matthews has returned from a
months vacation at her Chesterfield home.
Merton Lazelie has finished work at f. f.
Perry's and entered the employ of A. Roberts.
Miss Grace Marion Dana of Amherst is spend
ing week at Lake Spoiford with Mrs. Charles
Thompson.
Miss Mather of Rutland and Miss Blanche
Bemis of Boston are the guests of Mrs. Charles
A Boyden.
Mrs. II, r. Crane of New York, mother Of Col
Charles A Miles, is the guest of her son for a
few weeks.
c. NJ. Heard of New York city is spending a
two weeks vacation with friends here and in
Newport n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lawton and two chill
dren of sheffield, III, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar NJ. Lawton.
George W Pierce. gardener at the Retreat,
was quite seriously i'll the early part of the
week, but is now improving,
c. II. Clark went to Montreal Monday evening
to spend few days. He will purchase a couple
OF fine horses during his stay.
Frank Haskins of Boston and Mrs. Carrie
Ferry OF Holyoke are visiting at Mr. and Mrs
Inland Haskins's. on Frost street.
Miss Marguerite Tucker, supervisor of
schools; is expected home next week from her
SIX weeks vacation in Cottage City.
Mrs Mary sullivan leaves tomorrow for er
home in Chicopee Falls, Mass, after a -four
weeks visit with her brothers, John and Pat
rick Guiheen.
Col; Charles A. Miles will leave tomorrow to
spend few days with Mrs. Miles. who is stop
ping at Duxbury, Mass, for the season. he
VIII return Tuesday.
Mrs: sarah j. Knight and her daughter in
Jaw, Mrs. Henry W: Knight, have returned to
tneir nome IN Providence r. l., after a weeks
visit at the latter's home invest Brattleboro.
Mrs L. ID. Greene and her son RAYMOND went
70 New YORK sunday house hunting. They re- |
turned Tuesday night. Mrs. Greene expects to |
town Sept. 20.
John Stewart, A. H. Brasor, W. H. Cooley and /
W. r. Dunleavy will leave town to morrow for |
q weeks trip to Baltimore and vicinity. taking
friends envy them. ~
:, Cecil c: Turner, who has been SO severely IN
.ne past fortnight, was able to return to his Idu
ties AT the American House Wednesday He
mas spent two weeks at Marlboro farm and M
health is greatly improved. ' MS
.. 4. rogers. manager of the American Fx
press once, and family are spending a two
. Ne vacation on the coast of Maine DurinS
VI; nogerss absence H. Britton of St Adams Is
'o.lng as manager of the express office.
william c. Horton has this week 6nish.a
80. w l.. W Adams as book keeper and col
for the iato horton served in the same position
I, y "a, >, ana year and half for Mr. Adams He
y Y II. continue as agent for the North Westar,,
Mutual Life Ins. CO. ''n- western
r me engagement has been announced of N;ss
iahces r. Devens of New York 70 Cant w.
r,ll ne Bunbury of the Royal Guard of fondon
Ne "gGuuing Will take place in Lenox ipOctober
aaso De.ens Is daughter of the late Henry
,ere ,rho ~ nIattieboro, and has many friends {
'ere VINO send congratulations. e"us
M Us. hittredge Haskins gave an interest;n,
rust.aI at her home on Terrace street Wondas |
; nening. Several of Brattleboro's hest NINA;
ha r. eogether with DIR. Jones choirmastar - :
ns DaNehport church at New Haven and NJ VI
iaasane oe part IN the program given before a | {
uests. =" "eisnoors and summer Y
: ha;s ov; Holbrook of this town has the ho,..
nitad .ne sole surviving war governor 81 .hl
as ,nas 's.es put though his "younr ola 80, Il
, that i;n nm famous, he must yield the nsi,, | h
~ . iihe 10 ex-rov. +. X. Lubbock ~ IT. a.ih
NJ was the chief executive of The Jo,a C
o, Tuhhg tne existence of the confederasH c
NIL Is In his Goth year but he no. - n
me NJ .ied Texas by marrying for a ~, -
as cant,s iue oelng young woman InhhocI II
49,, =. 90 with Jefferson Davis and Iob, NJ cl
eagah at the close of the war anu 'ohn H. =