Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Robert C. Bacon was In Boston Sat-
urday on legal business
Roger Donaghue of Holyoke, Mass.
visited In town Saturday.
Miss Mary Clune went to Rutland
Tuesday for a short visit.
Harry Crowley of Putney has been
visiting In town this week.
Joseph Whalen is able to be out after
an illness OF several weeks.
Miss Edith Farr has been visiting In
Agawam, Mass this week.
Jesse Il. Haynes went to New Haven,
Conn.,. Wednesday on business.
Mrs. and Mrs. J. Gray Estey have
been in New York city this week.
Miss Stella Stickney has returned
after short visit in East Putney.
Edward Benson of Northampton,
Mass, spent Sunday at his home here.
Leslie f. Walker of Claremont N.
H., has been visiting in town this week.
Charles ID. Barrett of Springfield,
Mass, was an over Sunday guest In
town.
w. II. Bracket, A. III. Pettee and M.
Austin, jr., spent Sunday in Whining
ton.
iting in Boston for the past several
days.
Lawyer Fred II. Spaulding of Spring
field greeted friends the first of the
week.
Mrs. Rufus Rawson went to White
River Junction Saturday for a short
visit.
Gilbert Hall goes to Springfield,
Mass, tomorrow to work in a restau
rant.
A. w Childs of Manchester. N. H.,
has been in town this week on bust
ness.
William o. Powers of Whately,
Mass, spent the first Of the week in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Powers are NOV
ing into the Doolittle block on Canal
street
Mr., and Mrs Ezra Wilcox of Green
field visited Mr., Wicox's parents over
Mr. and Mrs. w Fl Henley spent
with the latter's sister in Proc
torsville,
Mrs. James Carey and son of New
port are visiting at Edmund Carey's
this week.
Mrs. Victor Boyden went Monday to
n. H., where she will remain
for short visit.
Miss Hannah Shea returned Satur-
day after three weeks spent at her
home In keene N. III.
Miss Katherine O'Connor returned
after a weeks visit In Spring
field and Holyoke. Mass.
Miss Minnie Brasor, teacher In the
Brookline Mass. public schools, spent
with her parents
S, Mendelson returned Monday to his
home in New York city after spending
a week at Mrs Kirkland's.
Congressman Kittredge Haskins ex-
poets to go to Washington next week
10 be on hand when congress convenes.
E. II. Crane was In Burlington Fri
day to attend the meeting for the reor-
ganization of the Vermont Press asso-
citation.
Mrs. Edwin Canton of Bristol came
10 Brattleboro Saturday to attend the
funeral of her grandchild who died
Friday night.
Mrs. Cora Z. Fox returned yesterday
10 New York city after spending a
week or more at the Pettee farm in
West Brattleboro.
John Adams went to Burlington
who underwent an operation at the |
Mary Fletcher hospital
Mrs Frank H. Brasor returned Mon |
lay after visit of several weeks with |
in Worcester. Cambridge and |
,ther Massachusetts cities.
w. 0. Young, who was operated up
IN for appendicitis last week. Is re-
covering rapidly and was able to sit up |
or the first time Monday.
Mrs. Flora C, Clary and daughter
Ruby returned Tuesday to Buffalo. N. /
T.. after spending most of the summer
n Brattleboro and Guilford.
Mr. and Mrs George NJ. Taylor left
Wednesday for Washington where Mr.,
Taylor will begin his duties as clerk of
he senate committee on finance,
Mrs. Herbert Johnson expects to
AZ We next month for visit with her
,arents In Wales where she viii re-
main for the greater part Of the winter
F. c, Gale and family who have been
wing at their farm on the Hinsdale
Dad for the past several months win
ccupy rooms In Crosby block during
he winter,
Principal n X. whitaker and Miss
Tucker supervisor of the
raded schools. went to st Johnsbury
esterday TO attend the state institute
( teachers,
Mrs Fred s Doak and son Kinson ,
anne Tuesday from their home in
omerville, Mass. to spend "A short
me with Mrs. Doaks sister Mrs. ,
ouise Hackley.
Hon A. p. Childs was one of the {
Deakers at the regular meeting of the {
Mass, Democratic club
riday evening. His audience consisted I
I
Mrs. A. NJ Wright of New York city {
as been visiting her sister, Mrs. l. J.
citing, this week before leaving for :
hicago where she and Mr.. Wright will I
AXE their future home.
George A. Martin, editor of the New a
ngland Farmer, was in Newport, N. I
:. the latter part of last week to at
nd the annual meeting of the New
Horticultural society.
Judge ]. NJ. Tyler. Attorneys E. L. '
raterman, j. L. Martin, c. c. Fits, F. \
f. Stowe and H. G.. Barber went to 7
ontpelier Monday to attend the fall =
ssion of the supreme court of YER {
ont. :
Louis Massey returned Tuesday
ON Springfield, Mass, where he has
zen employed as brakeman on the