Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-09-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

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Arthur stmonds is In New York this week OF
business.
Mrs. Emily Goodnough is visiting friends II
Greenfield, Mass
Herbert Elmer of Rockland, Mass, is tn
guest of his father.
Miss Jennie b. Duncan returned from New
York Sunday night.
home over Labor day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graves OF this city ART
guests at "Hillcrest."
Miss Alvena Walker has returned from s
weeks visit In Orange.
Homer L. Higley Of this town has entered thu
Albany Business college.
Mrs. II. T.. Bascom returned Sunday evening
from brief stay In New York.
Charles II. Davenport returned last evening
from business triptO Boston.
! w. r. Wilcox, assistant postmaster, is enjoy
| ing brief rest from his duties.
| Charles Houston OF the Brattleboro House
spent Monday at the Atbol fair.
Mrs. +. ii. Morse goes to New York Monday
| to buy her fall stock Of millinery.
| A.. v. May returned yesterday from three
days carriage ride up northward
Miss Edna Lawton is spending a fortnight
with friends In Bridgeport, Conn.
| Harold s. Rabbit Of New York spent Monday
night with his brother In this town.
| Miss Mildred Sherwin Of Orange was the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs Cheney, Labor day.
Miss Mary Mcguire returned Monday from a
| few days stay In Meriden with her mother.
Misses Edna and Ellen Marshall went to New
York Monday to visit relatives for few weeks.
Misses Phoebe Clark and Kfttie Clune left
Monday for Rutland where they have employ
ment.
Miss Marion Noyes will leave next week for
Pt iladelphia, where she will resume her school
duties.
Carl Leitsinger, who has been at Hampton
Beach, n H., for a month, has returned to Brat
tleboro
George Dupaw of the Brooks House pharmacy
returned Tuesday after pleasant vacation OF
ten days.
Cape Cod, for three weeks, returned Tuesday
evening
Mr.. and Mrs Fred W. Putnam and family re-
turned this week from their three months trip
in California.
Miss Marie whitman OF Keene, N. H., is
spending a few days in town, the guest of Miss
Edwina Whitney.
Mrs Lucy A. Cox and Mrs. A. v. Cox have
returned from Holyoke, where they attended the
wedding of niece.
George A. Childs. son of W. H. Childs, went
to St. Louis Tuesday, where he will engage in
electrical business.
Robert stickney, employed by the General
Electric Co. of Schenectady, n. Y, has been
home for a few days.
Arthur W. Childs and family who have spent
the summer In town, returned to their home in
Manchester Monday.
Misses Ella Newman and Minnie Brasor
turned home Monday evening after two
months tour in Europe.
Mrs. Frederick U. Simpson and daughter of
Brooklyn. N. Y, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. y.
II. Putnam on Green street.
Charles L. Davis, private secretary of DR.. Ed
aeI Hal ~ 10 rnag toff hx
Pettee farm in West Brattleboro.
The many friends Of Miss Nellie Timson are
pleased to see her home again, after a three
weeks stay at the Farren hospital
DR.. wilfred S. Fisher OF Ann Arbor, Mich,
is spending fortnight with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. 4. Fisher in West Brattleboro.
Mrs. F. II. Hanley and her daughter. Miss
Helen. left town Wednesday after spending two
months at the Melrose in West Brattleboro.
Miss Anna Osborn Of New York city and Mr..
are the guests Of Major and Mrs. +. W, Childs at
"Hilcrest."
Miss Mary Bloomer and Miss Elizabeth Nc |
Connell who have been guests Of Miss Mary
Mcconnell at No. Oak street, returned to New
York on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Murphy of Prospect
street have gone to Worcester, Mass, for visit
Of two or three weeks, and before returning I
home they will visit Boston and Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. W, F. Bradley of Bellows Falls |
It
Hooker this week. They came down in Mr. |
new Odds mobile and had fine trip. |
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. R. JENNIE and Miss Pauline
JENNIE are In Boston for few days. Mr.. JENNIE
castle. N. H., by the Granite State Fire Insur-
ance Co.
DR.. r. s. Elmer OF Morgantown, W. Va,
whose former home was In Brattleboro, q grad
nate of the dental department of the Baltimore
Medical college, has opened a dental Office in
Bellows Falls.
Rev. Z. T. Matbison of st. MichaeI's Episco-
pal church Is spending few days with Bishop
ly will return from the Connection. shore with
n day or two. They have been absent two
months.
j. Merton Strock, who spent the summer in
own in theatrical work and who cancelled the
Peaceful valley" engagement, has gone to
Bath, Me-, to begin rehearsals having signed to
,lay Juveniles and character sketches with the
'enburg Stock Co. Mr.. Strock will spend this
week and next in Bath
Capt. Ernest Waterman. commanding Co l.
st Vt, accompanied Capt. Hardie to Albany 4
nd Caldwell, n. Y, and acted as assistant
hief staff of the Albany Burgesses corps on
he occasion of the dedication of the monument
rected by the society of Colonial wars COM
the battle of Lake George in 1865.
Regret is expressed that Archdeacon Jefferis I
1 Texas and Canon Marriott of Bermuda,
litter Shea, could not prolong their visit to in
lude reception which had been planned for +
hem. However, they may return another day, ,
nd certainly they will be warmly welcomed | |
he archdeacon is now rector of Calvary church c
n Wilmington, Del. He is man of wide and q
lost interesting experiences, having been dean :
Tacoma: with fun knowledge of the Alaskan /
cast and its perils; he went through the awful a
alveston, Tex. food where his library of 5000
olumes was swept away, and he has had an ac-
I've part in many stirring scenes. There is like [
hood that he will next be located in Georgia 8
anon Marriott has been seven years in Bermu-
a. and two years ago was canonized by the
ishop of Newfoundland and Bermuda, in rec S
gniton of his splendid service in the church G
lis career has been quite remarkable. Miss :,
hea met these distinguished gentlemen at Ber- II
luda last winter, during her sojourn there and c
leir trip to Vermont which they had never r
sited, was pleasant compliment to her. Miss
hea will leave Oct. for winter in Florida,
opping at Atlantic City for several days on Il
er way south. I.