Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-08-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mrs. John S. Wood is slowly recovering iron
q severe illness.
Mrs. Nettie Frost was in Vernon few day
the past week.
Lawyer Il. W. Gibson spent Sunday with MS
family in Chester,
Miss Annie Turner of Springfield, Mass, was
here over Sunday
Mrs. Grauhering has recently visited mel
friends In Newfane.
Rollin S. Chids has been in New York the
past week on business.
Frank wallen was the guest of Percy Henle,
at Sunapee Lake Sunday
d. W. Perry and wife leave tomorrow for
weeks outing at the Lake.
Henry Pitman and wife of Troy, n. y, are
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Annie Michigan and brother, James, oil
Holyoke are at j. I. Kaine's.
Miss Margaret Clune has gone to Rutland Tor
visit with her grandmother.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. sullivan returned Tuesday
from their visit in Burlington.
Lawyer Flagg of Boston was the guest of his
brother, 4. L. Flagg, this week.
Miss Susan Mather of Rutland is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Boyden.
Miss Ethel Durham of Boston is spending a
Few days with Mrs. A. g. Carleton.
Mrs. Helen Clary of Burlington is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Kittredge Haskins.
G. B.. Lamson and wife will go Tuesday to
Block Island for few days outing.
Mrs. Dompier has left the Huntley laundry
and again enters the overall factory.
Fred Reed, clerk in the dry goods store of o.
j. Pratt, Is enjoying weeks vacation.
Miss Victoria Cote of Manchester is spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Dion.
Mrs. willette and son, Joseph, of Holyoke,
Mass, were in town the first of the week.
Mrs. William Bradley of Bellows Falls is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. James F. Hooker.
Jao Iaft WaJ, la. Tar pxat
where she will study to be a trained nurse.
Walter Timson returned from Boston Monday
where he spent several days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Fisher and Mrs. Alice Rog-
ers OF Boston are visiting relatives in town.
Miss Katie Higgins returned Wednesday from
a 10 days visit at her home in Bellows Falls.
Mrs.'Arthur Carpenter of North Adams, Mass
visited friends in town the first of the week.
Miss Stella Goodnough of Boston is the guest
OF Miss Florence X. Pcntland on Green street.
Miss Helen Emerson is spending two weeks
vacation with her mother at Wells Beach, Me.
Bryan Cady of Springfield, Mass, the veteran
cigarmaker. was in town on business yesterday.
Miss Annie Dunn Of Holyoke, Mass, is the
guest OF Miss Margaret Lynch on Elliot street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Coates and family re-
turned Wednesday from an outing at Sunset
lake.
Rev. Father Reynolds of Bellows Falls was
the guest OF Rev. Father Cunningham this
week
Mrs. Louise Hackfey returned Monday from a
few days visit with her sister in Somervile.
Mass.
Postman Sidney H Farr. accompanied by Mrs.
Farr, went to Boston yesterday for weeks va
cation.
Frank and Edward Larrow returned Friday
from several months visit with their grand
parents.
Orange, Mass, with her daughter, Mrs Nellie
Choate.
Thomas winn accompanied by Freddie Dur
gin spent Sunday with his family at Claremont
Junction.
Congressman Haskins attended the reunion
OF the windsor county veterans at Barnard
Wednesday.
Mrs. n. NJ Frost returned to Brattleboro Sun
day, after spending few days in Florence and
Northampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George I. Bishop of Springfield,
Mass. are spending two weeks vacation in |
and vicinity.
Mrs: Charles Frink entertained small party
at whist Friday evening, in honor of her guest |
Miss Duffee. Of Philadelphia
:. Mr. and Mrs Lundberg and daughter, Miss |
Emma Lundberg, and Mrs. Frank Burnett left /
Wednesday for visit in Canada.
Misses Kate Hastings and Fanny b. Sleeves of |
Boston returned to their home Monday after |
spending several weeks at Hillcrest
Miss Florence Lamson came Saturday from
Boston to visit her sister, Mrs Jerome Ainidon
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing. who have been at the
Brooks House the past two weeks returned to
their home in Orange, Mass, yesterday.
Miss Lula Smith of North Adams, Mass. who
las been visiting friends in town the past few
weeks, returned to her home Wednesday
Eugene Godfrey who has been visiting his
incle. q. w Hudson, for five weeks returned
to his New Hampshire home on Saturday. Ii
The Cudworth family held reunion and pic
nc on Putney. West hill Wednesday, the Web
nd nf
present.
Mrs. Clinton Sawyer returned from East
hampton Sunday night. accompanied BY her
liece, Ernestine Cady. who is to spend fort
Mrs. George Whitney of Springfield is the
.uest OF her mother. Mrs Henry Simonds She
; clerking at Houghton Il Simonds's during
heir mark down sale.
Mrs. Kate Collins and granddaughter. Miss
race Mcmahon. have returned to their home i'm
'itchburg, Mass, after several weeks, visit
With relatives in town.
Mrs. Flora Clary and daughter, Ruby. of
'uiialo; \. Y, for many years residents of ]
irattleboro, are the guests of Mrs Abbott 8
EDWARDS on Prospect street.
Thomas Guiheen, assistant baggagemaster at
ne depot Is housed with sprained ankle which I
e received last Monday while jumping from
lie OF trunks while at his work I
John Calvin and T. A. Austin. the postman
eturned Thursday from st. Adams, where they
ad been in attendance at the annual conyen. d
ion OF the Catholic Order of Foresters.
Another Brattleboro young man has been COM
limented Ernest j. Waterman has been an u
ointed assistant clerk on the COMMITTEES of for. y
stry and agriculture in the United States SEN
Miss Ruth Stowell entertained 10 of her voung n
tends Tuesday afternoon at her Canal Street
ONE. it being her sixth birthday Games were =
layed and dainty refreshments were served on I
lie lawn. r
Rev. E. W. Sharp and family returned To
ieiI noihe IN Northheld ". yesterday after q
oston, and visit of few days with friends in
lis town. h
Miss Mary Weir left Wednesday evening for "
ahaaa ana VIII return Saturday accompanied II
red Holbrook, who has been spending some 81
ecks there. D
Charles Fairbanks of Boston. Mrs. Addie Fair W
INKS Dennison OF Austin. Mimi, and Miss s.
Griswold of this town were guests of Mrs Ia
tomas Winn this week at her cottage at Clare Il
ont Junction, n. II. VI
Miss Mertie Knowlton was very pleasantIv
rprised at her South, Main street home Tues. to
" evening by large number of her friends tu
ainty refreshments were served and all report 81
, enjoyable evening. Among the guests were to
hitney Of Hartford, Conn. "
George c. Wilson left town Mona., a
fortnight's stay in the northern part of the tn
ate, where he will join his wife and child. He fir
poets 20 return In two weeks and then the
inliy Will go TO Kalamazoo, Mich, where Mr. | tb
ilson will take the more important and lucra. III
re position OF general secretary of the Y. M hs
A. OF that city. which owns a handsome hs
Hiding and Is looking for just such fine fell ~
y as Mr.. Wilson is to take hold and manage -,
airs. pr
Dr.: and Mrs. ID. A. Jones of New Haven. Ct NJ
10 nave been guests of Rev. Z. T. Mathison 81 o.
Micnaefs Episcopal church the past fort
gnu returned to their home yesterday DR.. -.
mes Is choirmaster of Davenport church in We
W Haven. position he has occupied for le'
IRE .han ~ years. At st. Michaels on Sunday 10 10
u. at Doth morning and We