Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-01-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

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Mrs. c. NJ. Dugan has been visiting in Athol,
Mass this week
| Carroll Boyden has finished work at the Es-
| tey Organ factory.
| G. T. Gull went to West Pawlet Tuesday to
spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Stockwell were in Spring
| field, Mass, Tuesday.
| Il. S. Chids went to Bennington Wednesday
on insurance business.
| C. II. Leonard went to New York city Monday
| for a stay of several days
Thomas Conners has finished work as engi-
neer on the local switcher.
George Nichols of Fargo n. D., has visited
his old home here this week.
MIS-. j. W. Gregg and Miss Emma Gregg
spent Saturday in Greenfield.
Mrs. W. II. Holton of Athol Mass, was at II.
c. Winchester's over Sunday.
ii. S. Josselyn of South Hero has been spend
ing part of the week in town.
Miss Nellie I. Eddy fell on the ice Wednesday
afternoon and fractured one wrist,
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Landry went to Keene, n.
H., Wednesday to spend several days.
Leland Carleton is home from the University
of Vermont for vacation OF 10 days.
j. f. Rogers went to Orange, Mass, Saturday
to spend Sunday with his wife and SON.
Mrs. Mary Perry of Bellows Falls has been
visiting Mrs. Thatcher Perry this week
Mrs. L. X Fuller returned Saturday after
DIR. b. 2. Webster was in Middlebury the first
Of the week attending meeting OF Masons'
William O. Powers proprietor of hotel at
Whately Mass, has been in town this week.
Miss Annie Cain returned TO Boston saturday
after spending several days at her nome mere
Miss Emily Tones leaves next week for New
York city to spend several weeks with relatives
Mrs. Bert Seims entertained the Goth Century
club at her Clark street home Wednesday even
ing.
Harry Hodgkins of White River Junction has
been spending several days with his parents In
town.
John Calvin went to Rutland wednesday to
attend meeting of the Catholic Order OF For
esters.
Misses Annie and sadie Sleeper of st. Albans
began work Monday in the Brattleboro OVefail
factory.
Bellows Falls Tuesday to complete an electrical
contract
Norman Fitch of Leominister, Mass, has he,
gun work As cutter for the Brattleboro oYefaii
company.
II. II. Mitchell. travelling salesman for the
Carpenter Organ Co, was IN town the first oil
the week,
Miss Bertha spauiding has finished work at
the Brooks House and returned to her home IN
Richford.
ton. n II have been visiting Mr.. Gils0ns faith
er this week.
Carl Enis. who finished work at Durham
Bros. last week, has entered the employ OF the
Estey Organ Co.
Miss Fannie stellman is expected home the
first Of next week from Lynn. Mass, where sue
has been visiting
Rev. George b. Lawson has been in saxtons
River this week helping conduct series OF re-
ligiou~ meetings.
D. S Carey was in White River junction last
Friday to install the officers of ST. Anthonys
court OF FOrestcrs.
Col. and Mrs. T. Harmon and daughter, Miss
Grace Harmon. Of Bennington are spending
several days IN town
MIR. and Mrs. NJ W Winchester and son of
Gibbon Neb., have been the guests of ii. C.
Winchester this week,
Mr and Mrs. Harlan Goodhue of Westmin-
ster have been visiting their daughter slts. A.
, L. Schwcnk, this week
Judge wheeler returned Wednesday from
New York city where he presided at a session Of
the United states court
Mrs Nettie Frost entertained the members OF
her SUNDAY school class at her rooms IN odd
Fellows block "Wednesday evening.
Harry Woodland of Springfield, Mass spent
SUNDAY with her sister, Mrs. j. A. fullen. MT.
woodland was clerk at Silyerdale last summer
CP. ellison and q. f. Gilman left to-day on
a trip through the country, the former to ouy
gentlemcn's driving horses ana the latter ufait
animals
w Gilbert and {. c, Fits are among the
sneakers in a course of entertainments which
win be given under the auspices OF the Putney
Baptist church
Mr.. and Mrs. Parke h. Swift of Athol, Mass,
Herbert swift OF Peru and Ernest Reed OF Yer
non have been the guests Of MI ana MIS- L l.
swift this week
George W Pierce who has been seriously i'll
foI several months with nervous prosHatioh,
was seen on the street Monday TOT tue Hist 'liiic
since his illness
carl Henkel went to Springfield, Mass,
wednesday to attend a conference oi the man
ayers of the eastern division OF the Ne" Lu-
gland Telephone CO.
+. c. Gale went to Ottawa Monday to attend
the ice races which take place there in FEB,
ruary. His speedy PAGER, Bnrnham, Is ehtcI'u
in several of the events
C. c, Holton left Wednesday for his home in
Chicago after spending several days IN town,
having been called here by the death 81 nus
mother, Mrs. jeanette Ho!ton'
Mrs. II. A. Young who is spending the winter
with her SISTER in Greenfield, and heI daugnegr
Miss Maud Young III AlhahN , ~ "eic ia
town Tuesday and Wednesday
Mr., .John f. Hubbard who is seriously III
with pneumonia at heI home in Vernon, passed
a comfortable day yesterday ana Is thouEh' Va
have passed the crisis of the disease.
X f. H. Putnam intends to leave next month on
/ an extended trip through the southern part OF
Mexico for the purpose OF visiting the many
large rubber plantations which are situated IN
that part Of the country,
Mrs. Florence o. E~tey and Miss Ruth Childs
will 20 to washington Monday, the former on
bisinr.s connected with the Daughters Of the
American Revolution and the latter 70 be the
guest of Congressman and Mrs. hlttredge mas
kins.
/ c. c. Fits went to New York city sunday, re-
turning from there TO Rutland where he APP
4 peared before the supreme court as counsel Tor
The plaintiff in the case of Chilson {. FAIRBANKS
against the town of Rockingham which was
heard Monday and Tuesday
Invitations have been received in Brattleboro
to The Wedding of Dr. William II. Rockwell, ir.,
and Miss MARY Jane Watson, daughter OF MI.
and Mrs Edward Haight. which takes place IN
! New York city saturday. Feb. II, at II clock
in the Church of the Holy Communion,
Can't Robert j. Somerviile, who has been
] spending several weeks AT Or. r. A. Wood
bury's was in New York city recently TO see
about purchasing sailing vessel, ON account
/ of the nervous shock resulting from his recent
wreck he will be unable to do active work for
I some time.
LAWYER +. ID. f. Stowe went to Athens Mon
day to appear as counsel for the plalntili IN the
ease of Nal Bemis against George A. Ailbee, a
4 controversy arising from the exchange OF a
| range for eight cords of wood. Mr. stowe spent
the night in Athens and was driven to Towns
bend tuesday morning. lie arrived there Just
too late to catch the narrow gauge tram, whlch
for some unknown reason was on time, but
at length secured a ride from Townshend TO
Newfane From the latter place he walked TO
within five miles of Brattlehoro where he hnally
hailed passing lumber team and was brought
in safely.
There was good attendance at
the lecture which was given in the
Congregational church last evening by
Prof James McConnaughy of Mt.
Uermon school on Palestine. Prof.
McConnaughy is an authority on 81.
ble history and his lecture contained