Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-01-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

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week.
Sam Kirkland of Boston visited in town yes
terday.
W. II. Eddy visited in Greenfield the first Oh
the week
Dr.. T. Webster was in New York city over
Sunday.
L. Fl. Corser spent the first of the week in
Holyoke
Miss Jennie 7. Dunton is III at her roo'hs III
| Williston block.
ID. C. Webster of brooklyn was in town the
| first of the week.
FL. Houghton of Putney spent the first OF
the week In town.
j. Gray Estey has been in New York city this
week on business.
| c. G. Fits was in Keene, N. H.. the hrst Vi 'he
week on business.
Miss Nellie Sullivan returned Sunday aiter
two weeks IN Brooklyn.
J. Harry Estey spent the latter part of the
week in New York city.
| Miss Della T.. Joslin returned Saturday to her
| school in Medford, Mass.
| o. II. Stickney went to Jacksonville Wednes-
day to spend several days.
Miss Olive Warner spent the first OF the week
with friends in Greenfield.
Mrs. W. L. Bartlett went to Springfield, Mass,
Wednesday to join her husband.
C. E. Grafiam and daughter have been in Mer-
rimac, Mass, a part of the week.
Miss Gertrude Hunt went to Greenfield yes
terday to visit Miss Eleanor Gregg
Edward n. Sawyer Of Boston spent Sunday IN
town as the guest of f. ii. Putnam
| f. J. Bailey was in Springfield, Mass, and
Keene, n. H., the first of the week
r. b. Baldwin returned to Barre Wednesday
after spending several days in town.
Peck Maloney of North Adams, Mass, was
the guest of James Mack over sunday.
JW Cobb expects to begin work next week
as time keeper for the Estey organ 20,
g. X Lyons spent Sunday in Orange, Mass,
with his daughter, Mrs. Charles Aiken
Mrs. C. s. Pratt and Mrs. C. o. Robbins spent
the first of the week in Springfield, Mass
Misses Ella and Ida Waite returned saturday
after spending two weeks in New York city.
Mrs C. A Risbey and Mrs. f. Il. Perry went
to Boston Wednesday 20 spend several days
Miss Emma Brooks began Monday as book
keeper in Robbins Il Cowles' hardware store
Charles Stolte and Ronald Osgood returned
Saturday after spending the week In Boston.
Mrs. Louise Hackley was the guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. II. II. Hackley in Greenfield over sunday
Harry Hodgkns of White River Junction
has been visiting his parents in town this week.
Mrs Ada Dowley and Mrs. +. 5. Bowen went
| to Boston Wednesday for stay of several days.
Ralph Pettee returned Monday after spend
! ing two weeks in Boston as the guest oil Charles
Davis.
Miss Marion Rice returned to Smith college
brother.
Miss Florence Goodhue OF Boston has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. r. Schwenk,
this week.
Miss Bridget Connolly is now at the Hemlocks
as the result of fall last week which fractured
| three ribs
Mrs George A. Eels entertained the ladies'
whist club at her Canal street home Tuesday
afternoon
Miss Emily Guild returned Wednesday to
Tufts college after spending the vacation at her
home here.
E. NJ Ward returned Saturday to New York
city after spending several days az the guest of
I u. =. Balester.
Mrs. Thomas Foley and children left Monday
for several weeks visit with her parents in
] Claremont, \. IL.
Miss Florence Allen returned saturday to
Bailston Spa, n. Y, after spending the holidays
at her home here.
Miss Marjorie Crosby went Wednesday to
Meriden. Conn, to spend week with her aunt,
Mrs. j. II. White.
home in Rutland after spending several days at
T.. L. Waterman's.
Melvin Thurber returned Tuesday to Colgate
university after spending the Christmas vaca-
ton at his home here
Judge William c. Holhrook returned to New
York city Monday after spending several days
| with his father in town.
Miss Helen NJ. r. Byron, teacher Of science in
the High school. is III with pneumonia at her
home in Cambridge, Mass.
! Forrest Orkins returned Sunday to his stud
les in Pratt institute after spending the Christ
mas vacation with his parents.
Miss Mollie Dewitt left Monday for Orwell
where she will spend two months visiting IN
West Rutland before her return.
1 Grant X. Joslin returned saturday to New
York city after spending the holidays with his
/ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. l., Joslin
Mrs Harriet Webster Cary and son Webster
leave to- morrow for Orangeburg. $. c., where
| they will remain for several months.
James King has finished work for ID. F. Shea
and gone to work for the Swift Beef company,
his place being taken by James Hamilton.
W r. Root has been in Montpelier this week
attending the meeting of the Vermont board of
pharmacy to which he recently was elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Henley and son Percy
have returned to the Brooks House after sew
eral weeks spent in Proctorsvllle and Boston.
James and Elizabeth Bagg and Arthur Mon
roe returned Monday TO Wesleyan university
after spending the Christmas vacation In town
Miss Pauline .yenne and Miss Margaret Aver
! i'll returned Wednesday to Mt. Holyoke college
after spending the holidays at their homes here
Ira Ingraham aud George Hamilton returned
! Monday To Wesleyan university after spending
the vacation at their homes in West Brattie-
boro.
Worcester Mass. where she is attending school
after spending the Christmas vacation with rel
atives.
DR. Theodore Durham of New York sailed
Jan 1 for three months cruise along the
South Amer lean coast and through the West
Indies.
Miss Edna Crosby, who has been spending
two weeks at the Brooks House returned to the
Burnham school in Northampton Mass, yes
terday.
Mrs Florence G. Estey went to Washington
Monday to attend a business meeting of the ma
tonal society, Daughters of the American Rev
oluton.
L. Wales and son, Harry, left Wednesday for
Ware Mass, where they will produce King
Jollity under the auspices of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps.
Harry X. White of New York city was in town
| over Sunday on his way from Wilmington
where he attended the Childs' memorial hall
dedication.
FA Ware, who has been employed by f. T..
Dickinson. has gone to Fitchburg. Mass, ms
place for the present being taken by Daniel
Brosnahan.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. r. JENNIE went to New York
city Wednesday, Mrs. Jenne being one of the
delegates to the meeting of the United states
Daughters OF 1872.
Morton Chamberlain. formerly of Brattleboro,
is mascot of the Greenfield Co l. basket ball
team whose portrait appeared in the Greenfield
Gazette last week.
George L. Durham and o. ID. Stowel went to
| Mishawaka, Ind, Saturday to attend the school
and banquet given by the Mishawaka Manufae-
turing Co. to its agents.
James Z. Elmer and son. J. L. Elmer, went to
Morgantown, W. Va, Saturday on account OF
the illness of DIR. Raymond Elmer, who is suf-
fering with typhoid fever.
Austin Richardson of Westminster, formerly
law student in the office of c. G. Fits, re-