Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Bratteboro
Adm H. Pettee has been visiting in Washing
ton this week.
b. S, Balestier has been spending the week il
New York city.
Harry Toomey visited in Westminster TIN
first of the week.
Mrs. S. W. Edgett is on a visit of 10 days IN
West Auburn, Mass.
Mrs. John C. Howe and daughter have beer
in Boston this week.
Lester Barber returned Monday after shor
stay in Albany, n. Y.
Miss Barbara Murphy returned Saturday aftel
two weeks in Boston
DR.. Drum was in Turner's Falls yesterday on
professional business.
| Edward O'Connell of Chicopee, Mass, visited
NJ. j. Moran Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Allen spent the first Of the week at
her home in East Dover
Rev. Henry X. Reigel of Wilmington was in
town the first of the week.
Mrs. d. II. Calder went to New York city Mon
day to spend a short time.
Miss Mabel Briggs begins work in Houghton
& Simonds store Monday.
Arthur W Childs of Manchester, n H., was in
town the first of the week.
Charles X. Crosby and W. II. Bracket were in
| Boston Monday on business.
Miss Annie Gregg is spending two weeks with
relatives in Bridgeport, Conn.
| Miss Florence keyes of Boston is visiting her
parents on Washington street.
Clarence w. Reed spent Sunday with his
brother in Easthampton, Mass
Mrs Susan Houghton is spending several days
with relatives in Holyoke Mass
Mrs. c. II. Dunklee is spending several days at
her former home in Bellows Falls.
Miss Cretie Turner of Millers Falls, Mass.
spent the first of the week in town.
Mr. and Mrs. c. d. Whitman of Fishers Is
and are visiting in town this week.
Mrs. John A. Bower of Pittsburg, Penn, is
at the Brooks House for a few days
Clarence Stowe of Boston has been visiting
his cousin, f. ID. L. Stowe, this week.
Mrs. S. j. Hall and children and Il. c. Hall
spent Sunday at Westmoreland, n. ii.
Miss Mabel Hunter who is employed in keene,
n. H., was in town the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Ryder went to Washing
ton Saturday to remain for several days.
j. Harry Estey leaves to morrow on trip to
San Francisco and other western points.
r. NJ. Buell. and +. C. Crafts of Wilmington
were In town Wednesday and Thursday.
Frank Farnum of Myrtle street is gradually
recovering from an attack of pneumonia.
Edward Benson has finished work for A ID.
Wyatt and entered the employ of j. c. Howe.
DR.. Il. q. Pcttee is expected home tomorrow
after a visit of three weeks In New York city.
T. A. Austin went to Middebuy Monday to
attend meeting of the state court of Foresters.
Mrs. ID. S. Carey goes to Gardner, Mass, to-
morrow to remain over Sunday at her old home.
c. C. Fits and r. C. Bacon and +. W, Bod
gett have been in Boston this week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Merrill returned Saturday
after visit at their former home in New York
city.
MIR. and Mrs. II. C. Rice spent Sunday as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. III. Soliday in Dedham,
Mass.
Joseph n. Baester of Philadelphia has gone
to Augusta, Ga, where he will remain for some
time.
Timothy Manning of Holyoke, Mass visited
with his uncle, Daniel Moriarty, the first of the
week.
Kendall Severance of Harvard university is !
visiting his parents, DR.. and Mrs. c, f. Sever /
ance.
John Dunklee returned to his home in st. |
Louis saturday after spending several days in /
town.
Charles r. Putnam, manager of the Boston Of
flee of the Estey Organ Co.. has been in town
this week.
william +. Waite of New York city. former
resident of this town, has been visiting here
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perry of Waterbury, CT,
have been spending part Of the week with
W. ID. Perry.
W. II. Cray went Monday to Manchester, n.
H., to spend some time with his daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Barr.
Miss Flora Sargent of Boston has been in
own this week on account of the critical illness
If her father.
Miss Katherine Dunlevy is expected home to.
morrow after visit of three weeks in Worces-
er and Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Barber Of Whining
on have been the guests of W. +. and L. II.
Barber this week.
Maj. f. W. Childs and n. l, Hawiey were in :
Y Wilmington Monday to attend the opening of
he Chids tavern.
The 10th Century club was entertained Friday
vening by the Misses sullivan at their vii
Jams street home.
DR.. and Mrs Dean c. Bangs of Rockville, Ct,
ave been visiting MIR. and Mrs. Robert +.
Wheeler this week.
Miss Katherine b. Hill one of the district
urses. spent sunday and Monday at her home
n Raldwinsville. Mass.
The goth Century club was entertained
Wednesday evening by Miss Margaret Lynch =
t her Elliot street home.
Mrs. James Clune entertained the Ladies
athoic Benevolent association Tuesday even
~ at her West street home.
Fred c. Adams has rented the Oak street ten 4
ment now occupied by Arthur L. Maynard and :
ill move there about March /.
W II. Proctor left Monday for Chicago where
G will take charge of the western business of L
he Hooker, Corser n Mitchell Co.
Miss Grace Eels entertained the junior auxi-
ry of st, Michael's Episcopal church at her
anal street home Monday evening.
Mrs. J. J. Rafter returned Monday from Buff
10, \. v, where she has been for several weeks
n account of the illness of her sister
n. W. LOOMS, one OF the inmates Of the Home :
n Aged and Disabled, fell on the ice Saturday a
nd sustained a fracture of one of his arms.
Misses Bessie and Ella Newman and Miss +
innie BrasOr are planning a trip to Italy, l
rance and England for the coming summer. II
Frank Mickey returns to his work in Elmer II
ms furniture store Tomorrow after spending h
vo weeks at his home in Turner's Falls, Mass n
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. s. Carey. II. b. Haus, Patrick Fl
enton and Miss Helen Fenton were in Bellows |;
ais saturday to attend the funeral of Dennis ~
lawn. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Horton Walker of walpole, N Il
e. spent the first of the week in town with -
rs. Walkers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles -
enkel. u
A. y. Kingsley of Ashuelot n. H., who is well ii
lown in Bratteboro as a horseman was in a r,
itical condition at his home last week but is "
Nv improving 4
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. T. Britain entertained several =:
lends at their rooms in the Brooks House l,
lesday evening, the occasion being their first I'll
edding anniversary. a
c. p Gibson and G.. +. Gilman returned from r.,
cir western trip the first of the week Mr.. n,
lman is at present confined to the house by an U
tack of rheumatism. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace who have been caring ri
r Mrs. Wallace's brother, John Goodenough, in
ent to their home in New York city yesterday. -,
hey will return in week, "
Rev. Albert Hammatt of Bellows Falls has in st
ted Rev r. X. Marvin to exchange pulpits Pr
lnday. Mr.. Hammatt leaves March for his M
w pastorate in Newtonville, Mass. Il
The 16 young women who compose the II. S. :,
hist club enjoyed sleigh-ride to Putney Vi
evening, partaking of supper a. the ri
tel and afterward attending the dance.
Cadet Captain Samuel Fuller of Norwich uni h,
rsity who has been attending the officers
hool here this week. is son of W. II. Fuller u
Woodsville, n. H., formerly secretary of the m
NJ. c. A. here Nj
Miss Helen Crosby returned Friday from Bos- ST
II where she has been studying music in the -