Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-12-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. David O'Keefe are
visiting in Maine
John KANE is home from Amherst
college for the holidays.
Aunt Susan Salisbury, who is in her
95th year is seriously i'll.
Miss Mary Judge and Roger Dona-
hue spent Friday in Greenfield
c. +. Thompson was in Boston the
first of the week on business.
Mrs. T. A. Austin who has been very
i'll with pneumonia Is recovering.
Dr. r. r. Kinlead will spend Christ
mas at his home in Norwich. Conn.
Miss Pear!e Gibson goes to Boston
Saturday to remain for several days
Arthur Monroe is home from Wes
leyan university to spend the holidays.
Miss Marion Rice Is home from
Smith college for the Christmas vaca-
tion.
Miss Edna Crosby is spending sew
eral days with her mother Mrs. r. c.
Crosby.
Dr. and Mrs James Donnelly of
Gardner, Mass will spend Christmas
in town.
Miss Katharine Dwyer will spend
Christmas at her home in Springfield,
Vermont.
DIR. George r. Anderson will spend
Christmas with his parents in northern
New York.
Miss Hannah Conroy is recovering
/ from a successful operation in Brook
line. Mass
Miss Nellie Brown is visiting her
brother. Maurice Brown OF Woods
vile. n. II.
c. II. Eddy returns from Guilford
Jan l. and will occupy his house on
Clark street
A. w. Childs of Manchester n. H..
was in town the first of the week
on business.
Miss Maud Stearns, who is at the
Albany Business College is home for
the holidays.
Martin F. Austin will spend Christ
mas with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Austin.
Miss Christie Park is spending the
Christmas vacation with relatives In
Palmer, Mass.
Miss Bridget Clarity of Rutland.
Mass, will spend Christmas with her
parents in town.
Miss Louise williams of Northamp-
ton, Mass. is spending the holidays
at her home here,
Roy Fisher of Cushing academy is
spending the holidays at his home in
West Brattleboro
Miss Mabel Hunt win begin work
January as stenographer In the s. A.
Smith Co.'S office.
Ralph Patch and Harold Whitney are
home from Amherst college for the |
Christmas vacation.
c. e. Samson and family of Spring
field. VT. are visiting Mrs. Samsons |
father Samuel Wells.
p NJ. Baker and family of Somer- |
vile. Mass. will spend the holidays /
with relatives in town.
Mrs. f. F. Howe left Tuesday for |
Meriden, Conn. where she viii spend /
the winter with relatives.
Earle C. Titus of the Eric Pape |
school of art in Boston is spending the |
holidays at his home here.
Miss Nellie Sullivan of Springfield.
Mass. has entered the employ of the
Hooker Corser & Mitchell Co.
Lawrence Cundiff. who is taking
course in the Springfield, Mass Train
ing school is at his home here.
Mr., and Mrs. d. S. Carey go Thurs
day to spend Christmas in Gardner.
Mass, Mrs Careys former home.
Miss Brie Bowler of willimantic
Conn. is spending the holidays with
her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Denning.
Miss Flora Smith returned Tues
day from Montague, Mass, where she
has been i'll in the Farren hospital.
Miss Helen Brosnahan comes next
week to spend New Years with her
aunt, Miss Sullivan of Clark street.
Mrs. w. p Jones will go to Dedham,
Mass. tomorrow for an indefinite stay
with her daughter. Mrs. ]. Fl. Soliday.
Worcester. Mass, fox hunters have
been making records recently. and dur
ing the last week they killed Al foxes.
Miss Kate MCGOWAN has been in {
Bellows Falls this week TO attend the
funeral of friend. John Moynihan.
G. l.. r. French. division superin- {
tendent of the Boston & Maine rail-
road, was. in town Tuesday on official
business
Mrs. C. p. Dewitt and Mrs. A. p. I
Knapp left Monday for Southern Pines. {
~ c., where they win spend part of F.,
he winter
Raymond White has returned from !
Springfield, VT, where he has been {
during the sumner by e. C. t
Crosby.
Miss Annie ONiel who is training v
o be n nurse in Montague will spend
Christmas with her grandfather. Mi e
,hael Baker. (
Percy Henley is home from Harness
school at Plymouth, N. H., to spend the $
holidays with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. {
". III. Henley. h
County CLERK John H. Merrifield is I
It his desk again this morning after
IN illness which has kept him at his a
lone in Williamsville for the past four a
weeks. t
DR.. James c. Austin of Spencer, l
Mass, and John d. Austin of the Cool
y house, Springfield, Mass, will spend
christmas with their parents, Mr.. and
Hrs. Martin Austin.
Capt. Ernest j. Waterman came home I,