Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-08-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.


~ this week.
i Mrs. Edwin Davis of Scranton, Pa, is a que,
at W. Il. Eason's
= Col. il. +. Taylor has gone to Spofford lax
q for short vacation.
e DR.. X. r. Kinkead is spending a week at hi
home in Norwich, Conn.
y Miss Lou s Powers is spending 10 DAYS at he
: home In Springfield, Mass.
Miss Bessie Cain has returned from sewers
a weeks stay In Bennington
: Frank Field of Springfield, Mass, is spendin
6 several days at his home here
Miss Minnie A. Blanchard of New York city
the guest of relatives in town.
N. l. Hawley went to New York Saturday Of
business, returning on Tuesday.
Mrs. C. A. Freligh of Nashua, N. H., with he
little daughter, is visiting In town
n william Whitman and family left Tuesda
e for 10 days stay at Fishers Island.
3 George ID. Wilson returned yesterday after
months vacation in the Adirondack
e Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Eaton of BROOKLYN. NJ Y.
have been guests of Mrs. Olive Sargent.
l j. Frederick Morse of Boston is spending
week or two with his parents in this town.
II. II. Baker and j. Edgar Melen are in Bos
, ton attending convention Of the Red Men.
,, Miss Ethel Dana of Amherst, Mass, has beer
spending few days with Miss Inez Goodale.
Miss Lavinia Lawrence is the guest of her sis.
ter, Mrs. Fred Livingston, at Peterboro, N. II.
Mrs. Thatcher Perry went to Bellows Falls
Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Fred Perry
, Mrs. George S. Pratt left Tuesday for Paw
tucket, X. l., where she will spend three weeks
Miss Ethel NJ Goodale Is spending week at
Lake Spofford with Mrs Charles II. Thompson.
Miss Henrietta Jouet will return to New York
Tuesday after several weeks spent at Hillcrest.
Arthur Rhode and Frank Eek les are spending
the week at Lake Spotford with the Brasor fam
lily.
Mrs Frederick c. Adams has returned home
! tyvp a N
Me.
Mrs. II. B. Larkin returned Monday from
short visit with friends in Worcester and Bos-
ton.
the soldiers reunion at The Weirs, n. H., this
| week.
L. G. Carlton and Samuel Arnold of Spring
| field, VT, spent Sunday a. their homes in this
| town.
George A. Childs of Yale college has been
spending a few weeks with his father. Walter
| II. Childs.
Carl whittemore. who has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Connors returned TO Boston
Wednesday.
Walter Timson has finished work with the Es-
tey Organ Co., and entered the employ of H. Z.
Bon d & Son.
Miss Maud Carleton returned Tuesday from
Spofford lake, where for three weeks She has
been with Mrs. Charles Adams of Springfield.
Mass. at Silverdale
Mrs.iM +. Wardener leaves today for two
weeks stay at Lake George. She will begin
dressmaking Oct. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund S. wyman will spend
"Old Home Week at Proctorsville with their
brother and his wife.
Mrs. Martin Austin. jr., has returned from
Oswego and Amsterdam, n. Y. where she had
spent several months.
Miss Il. g. Higginson. who has been guest
at Mrs. Fairs for several weeks, has returned
to her home in Brookline. Mass,
Mr.. Todd. who has been in the employ of G. H.
Grant a number of years. has gone to st. Paul,
Mimi, to work for a firm there.
Ora Butterfeld of Ann Harbor counsel for
the Michigan Central Railway Co., is spending
few days with relatives in town.
George Dupaw Of the Brooks House pharmacy
Is enjoying 10 days vacation. He will VISIT
Rutland, Boston and other places.
Miss Eileen Kidder, who has been spending
the summer with Mrs. j. j. Rafter, returned TO
her home in Erie, Pa, Wednesday,
Miss Lulu Cressy begins another seasons en-
gagement as musical Instructor at Leland and |
Gray seminary, Townshend, Monday.
Editor English of the Catholic Tribune of |
Springfield. Mass, was the guest Of David s. |
Carey of Vernon street Monday.
Mrs. Edmund wyman who has been visiting |
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Stevens Of
Cambridgeport, returned Saturday.
Mrs. G. T. Barnes of New Haven. who has |
spent 10 days with her sister, Mrs. F. ID. Mills |
on Washington street, returned to her home |
yesterday.
Myron p. Davis has gone to New York where |
he takes the role of Jester in Kline & DeKov
ems comic opera, Red Feather" which will be |
brought out in New York Oct. /.
Misses Ella and Elizabeth Newman and Miss
Minnie Brasor. who have been enjoying two
months tour abroad, viii sail on the steamship
Canadian, leaving Liverpool to-day
Miss Marguerite F. Tucker supervisor of
schools. who has enjoyed six weeks vacation
at Cottage City and elsewhere. will return Mon
day from visit with relatives in Tilton, y. II.
Mrs. T. W. johnson and daughter, Miss Doris,
of Bern ardston, Mass, were guests of relatives
home from a visit in Townshend and Wards
boro.
Patrick F. Mann and Miss Josephine Beau
chaine. both of Hinsdale who have many
friends here were married Wednesday evening
by Rev. ID. c. Ling. Their friends extend many
Mr. and Mrs W. F. Root and DR.. and Mrs. II.
L. Waterman will attend the 10th annual con-
vention of the Vermont Pharmaceutical asso
citation, which will he held in Burlington on
Wednesday and Thursday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster went to Wardsboro last
evening to attend the Windham county Evan
gestic association which holds its monthly {
meeting at that place to-day Mr.. Webster is !
to deliver the sermon before the association. ,
Secretary and Mrs. George C. Wilson and child
will return ON Tuesday from a vacation in the
Adirondacks. There have already been received
several applications for the secretaryship of the
ocal association which Mr.. Wilson is soon to
Tacate.
W I
II. X. Whitaker of this town, at st. Elzabeth's
hospital, Boston. Both mother and boy are
well. Prof, Whitaker is principal of the Brat
,leboro High school and many friends tender
S. II. Farr, mail carrier No. 6, covering the
Vest Brattleboro route, who has been spending
lis vacation in Boston. will return Monday
hen Carrier Tasker will go his vacation.
Coombs acts meanwhile and serves
cry acceptably. =
r. Z. Gordon, his niece, Miss Elizabeth Cor
on of Virginia, and his sister, Miss Lillian 4
iordon of Worcester. Mass. have been spend
ng fortnight at Spotford lake. Miss Lillian
iordon will go to Montreal and Ottawa before
to her southern home.
l.. b. Cundiff, who has been an efficient and
elpful member of the local Y. NJ. C. A. for
ONE time, intends to enter the Springfield.
lass, Y. NJ. C. A. training school Sept. is and
Iill make the association advancement his life
FORK. He deserves every success.
Among the latest arrivals at the beautiful
lace of f. +. Reed, sunny Bank Farm on
he Putney road, are MIR. and Mrs. T, Jenny and
on Mrs. William b. Martin and daughter Ethel
Mount Vernon n. V, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
' ID. Dean and daughter Elsie of Brooklyn, N Y.
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