Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-20

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John +. Brazor has accepted position i'll the
office of X. l. kilburn in Bellows Fails.
Miss Annie Martineau spent Sunday at the
home of her parents in Bellows Falls.
Miss Flora Sargent of Boston came Mon
day to attend the funeral of her uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Kiley returned to their
home in Hatfield. Mass, Wednesday.
Mrs. G. L. Glidden and daughter have been
spending few days at the Brooks House
Mrs. A. T.. Wood returned Friday from Barre
after several weeks visit with her sister
W. II. Vinton and G. o. Robbins returned
from their Western trip Tuesday afternoon
Miss Catherine Maxwell of Somerville comes
Monday to be trimmer for Mrs. g. II. Smith.
Z. Mellen went to Springfield Monday to
review the work of the new lodge of Red Men.
Miss Edith Stolte spent Sunday at Amherst
Mass, the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Ernest BLOWN
Miss Mamie Haley of New York came Tues
day to spend few weeks with Mrs. j. j. Raftef
Mrs. d. NJ. Curey returned to her home in
Holyoke last week after few weeks visit IN
town.
Ed. 4. stowe, referee in bankruptcy, was in
Bellows Falls Wednesday on two bankruptcy
cases.
Miss Mignon f. Hessler of New York city
will assist Mrs. II. f. Bascom as trimmer this
season.
Miss Amy Mickey of Turner's Falls Mass,
came yesterday for a few days visit with her
brother.
Patrick Ryan returned Sunday to his home in
Greenfield, after weeks visit with relatives
in town.
Miss Minnie Vaughn has returned to her home
in Gardner, Mass after visit with Mrs. ID. ;.
Carey, jr.
Arthur Rist, James Bowman and John Casey
of Greenfield, Mass. spent few days in town
this week.
t. Kaine returned to Pennacook. n. H.,
yesterday. after spending few days here with
his family.
Mrs. Alice Risby and Mrs. Bunce returned to
New York saturday after a two weeks visit at
H. e. Clark's.
Frank Baker has finished work for A. F. Rob-
erts and viii go to Springfield. Mass, where he
has a position.
George Holden has finished work for the Val
ley Grain Co.. and will be succeeded by Mr..
Whitney April l.
Mrs. r. IL, Gilbert, who has spent the winter
in Boston visit with relatives, returned
Wednesday night.
DIR. George F. Barber has been in Burlington
this week attending the annual meeting of the
state dental society.
Rev. l.. NJ. Keneston, who has been i'll for sew
eral days, is able to be about the house and eN
poets To be out soon.
Miss Mary Austin has entered the employ of
Emerson x Son, where she has charge of the
crockery department.
Mr.. and Mrs. f, X. Barrows left Wednesday
morning for Virginia Beach where they will
spend about ten days.
Mrs. A. r. Harris Of Prospect HILL who has
been seriously i'll for the past three weeks shows
slight improvement.
Mrs ID. l.. Herrick and Miss katherine Calvin
went Thursday to Hartford, Conn, TO attend
the millinery openings
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Warner returned Tuesday
from visit to their daughter Mrs. W. W. Ben
nett, of Manchester Vt.
Mrs Eugene Angler and daughter Dorothy
have returned from visit with Mrs. Anglers
mother in Gilsum, y. II.
Mrs. ID, L. Herrick is in New York selecting
her new spring millinery stock and expects to
occupy her new store next week.
Mrs. L. l.. Bardwell, who has been spending
the winter with her son in Orange Mass, has
returned to reside in Brattleboro.
Miss Mary Crowell has returned to her school
duties from her home in Amherst. where she
was called by the death of her mother.
Miss Lucy Warner and niece Breta Warner,
returned this week to their home in Bernard
ston after visit with relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Powers of Brooklyn,
n Y, came to Brattieboro on Monday to attend
the funeral of the late Albert g. BOyden.
Miss Nellie Ryan returned to her home in
Northampton. Mass, Wednesday, after several
days visit with her sister, Mrs. James Kiley.
Daniel Stolte will finish work for Dunham
Bros. next week and will ent the employ of
the Hooker, Corser X Mitchell overall company.
Mrs. II. +. Bascom, who has taken the milln.
cry rooms of Mrs. $. $. Hunt in Thompson
block, is in New York for her spring stock of
goods.
Carl Sanderson, pianist for Quinlan & Wallis
minstrel troupe, came up from Greenfield Sat
urday night to spend Sunday with his friend,
John Calvin.
Mrs. b. IL. Fairbanks of Sheldon arrived in
town Sunday to care for her daughter Mrs. II.
H. Mower, who is quite ill with general ner
vous debility.
John Lee in the employ of the New England
Telephone CO., who at present makes his resi-
dence at Orange Ct, visited his home in Brat
tleboro Sunday.
The families of Mrs. Maynard and Mai Bond
of Thomas street have moved into the block on
Canal street. opposite the school house, owned
by John O'Connor.
James Moran, who has been confined to his
house for the past -four months from severe at
tack of grip following paralytic shock. was
out for the first time Tuesday.
Mrs. John Houghton, who has been i'll at the
"Hemlocks", has returned to her home and will
not go to the Soldiers Home to live, as errone-
ously reported in the papers last week.
John Riley, who has been in the employ of the
c. N.for the past SIX years. has now the position
of freight brakeman on the Il. Il NJ. road and
run "a from Brattlehoro to White River juno
ton.
Emery Eddy has given up his position at Rob-
erts grocery store and will begin work for the
Grange store next week Mr.. Eddy has moved
this week from Clark street to the house of W.
X. Stuart on Canal street.
Mrs. +. C. Crosby who has been i'll for some
weeks is now much better. and her daughter
Mrs. Agnes c. Crosby. who has been caring for
her has returned to birmingham, Mass, where
she is a nurse in hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Stoddard who have made
their home in town for the past year left
Wednesday for their new home in West Burke.
Mr.. Stoddard is employed on the mailing divis-
ion of the Boston X Maine road.
Admiral Hchborne and wife. who spent a
part of last summer at the Brooks House. are
arranging to spend the whole of the coming
season here. They will be accompanied by their
daughter, who Is the wife of James q. Blaine,
and possibly by Mrs. James G. Blaine widow of
the great statesman, and by others.
1t will interest hundreds of the Vermont trav-
cling public to learn that James McKenna con-
ductor on the c. V. between White River juno
tion and New London for nearly 20 years has
resigned his position, and has now the charge of
100 men as superintendent of freight Transport
tation at the steamship docks at New London.
In regard to the newspaper report
that the new Krag- Jorgensen rifles for
the Vermont militia will not he forth
al.