Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

this week.
A. c. Aldrich of Boston was in town over sun
day on business.
Mrs. George Clay spent the first of the week
in East Putney.
Sewall Morse has been in New York city TINS
week on business.
DR.. w. ]. Ackerman has been in Boston this
week on business.
Ed. Morris was In Greenfield the first of the
week on business.
Charles II. Thompson has been In Proctor THIS
week on business.
George T.. Adams went Saturday IN South
Hadley Falls Mass.
c. C. Fits was in Springfield and Burlington
the first of the week.
Sherman JENNIE visited his sister at Mt. Hol-
yoke college last week.
Charles Tehan of Holyoke, Mass, spent sun
day with relatives in town.
W. o. Powers of whately, Mass, has been in
town this week on business.
Frank Cunning of Rutland has begun work as
boy at the Brooks House,
j. X. Batchelder of Arlington has been in
| town this week OH legal business
Miss Katherine Perkins goes today to Hamp-
ton, N. H., to spend the spring vacation
Mrs. G. II. Smith went to Worcester, Mass,
Sunday to attend the funeral OF cousin.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred q. Adams went Saturday to
Worcester, Mass, for a visit Of several days.
Miss Poor of Peabody, Mass, was the guest OF
her cousin Mrs j. G. Estey the first OF the week.
L. d. Harris has moved from the O'Connor
house on Canal street to W. +. Doolittle's house.
Miss Margaret Martin was the guest of Miss
Pauline JENNIE at Mt. Holyoke college over sun
day.
Forest orkins, who is attending Pratt insti-
tute in Brooklyn, spent Sunday at MS nome
here.
Mrs G. II. Smith has been in New York city
the latter part of the week buying spring milf
merry.
Mrs. f. b. Harris of Millers Falls, Mass, was
| in town Monday to attend the funeral OF MISS
Barber
Arthur Scott and Carl Hollender of Amherst
college were at their homes here Sunday and
Monday.
Miss Mary Averill of Springfield, Mass, has
been visiting her brother, George T. AVerii'
| this week.
Miss Edna Wheeler went to Andover, Mass,
/ Wednesday to keep house for Rev. and Mrs. j.
| ii, Babbitt.
/ Oscar F. Benson and Robert Mitchell of New
| York city spent Saturday and sunday at their
/ homes here.
| Z. C. Crosby and daughter Miss Edna Crosby,
of Northampton, Mass, were in town the hrst
| of the week.
/ Ben Williamson returned Friday from Mon
| treal and ottawa where he has been attending
/ the ice races
Dr. +. g. Pettee who has been in New York
city for the past four weeks returned to his home
/ here Monday.
Ned Sawyer of Boston was in town saturday
on business connected with the Cbero Rubber
! Co. of Mexico.
! Miss Bessie Butterfield returned to her work
i in Boston Monday after spending several days
with her mother.
| Thomas Smith had one finger badly pinched
/ Wednesday afternoon while coupling cars on
| the narrow gauge.
/ Frank Haskins who Is in his senior year at
+ the Tufts college medical school, was in town
1 the first of the week.
/ VIZ Ray of Springfield, Mass. assistant SUI
4 prrintendent of the Boston * Maine faliroau,
was in town yesterday
! Mr. and Mrs. c. +. GRAHAM and children went
yesterday to Merrimac Mass, for visit with
Mrs. Graftams mother.
Martin Austin of Boston, who is employed as
agent for the Seaboard Air line, spent sunday
at his former home here.
Carl Sanderson. who is travelling with Qnin-
! Ian Il Walls minstrel show, spent sunday al
| the home of John Calvin
! Henry Slender and William Ellis of New Lon,
don Conn, were the guests of Frank d. Reed
the latter part Of last week.
Miss Bessie Barrett goes tomorrow to Chelsea
| Mass. where she will take course IN trained
nursing at the Frost hospital
/ W. o. Baldwin, manager of the Vermont
! branch of the New York Life lnsnranc Co., was
/ in town Wednesday on business
| Mr. and Mrs. Fred s. Doak of Somerville
| Mass. spent sunday and Monday at the home oi
Mrs. Doaks father. W. II. kinson.
/ Mrs. c. II. Thompson entertained the mem
beers of the Fessenden Helping Hand society last
/ evening at her home on Main street
Mrs. J. T. Denning returned saturday from
| Montague, Mass. where she has been undergo
ing treatment at the Farrin hospital.
Emory Eddy will begin work Monday on one
! of A. r. Roberts delivery wagons, FRANK Bahei
taking position Is clerk in the store.
Hugh Phillips of Montpelier, adjuster for the
Vermont Mutual fire insurance company, was
in town the first of the week on business
Reuben Fogel, one of the leading jewellers II
IradyiIle Col was in town Tuesday in the in
! terests of the Valley Leasing x Mining Co.
Avalon Converse who has been employed 10y
e. +. Perry, left yesterday for Kansas CITY
Neb where he has a position in clothing store
Harry Webster spent Monday in Northamp
ION Mass as the guest of his cousin, Miss 10
sephine Webster a sophomore in smith college
Mrs George Whitney went Tuesday for visi
in Boston and New BEDFORD, Mass. She VIII p'
the guest of Mrs. Frank Wells at the lattel
place.
MIR. and Mrs Fred Holbrook and daughter o
RrookIine Mass spent sunday at the home o
Mrs. Hobrook's parents, Mr.. and Mrs n
Cabot.
Rev. II. r. Miles and daughter Margaret wen
TO Baltimore Friday to spend several days WIT
Mrs Miles who is in that city for medical treat
ment.
Mrs. NJ. p. Austin of Springfield, Mass, cam
Yesterday to Join her husband who Is visiting
his mother Mrs. Bridget Austin, for a coupl
of weeks.
DIR. H. D. Holton and c. F. r. JENNIE were II
' Deerfield Mass. Tuesday to attend the annua
meeting of the Pocumtuck Valley memorial as
ISOLATION.
Col. and Mrs j. Gray Estey went to New or
city Wednesday Mrs. Estey continuing to Wash
infton where she will remain for some time VIII
Mrs. J. j. Estey.
John Cunningham, who spends part OF near
lv every summer here with his uncle, Rev
Father Cunningham, is i'll with typhoid feve
in a hospital at Buffalo, n. Y.
John +. Anderson of Philadelphia forme
resident of.this town and now one OF the laI Z
est owners of the Tonopah Mining company
was in town yesterday on bus mess.
.Jobn T. Fenton who has been touring tn
country the past season as business manager o
one of Sam +. Jacks burlesque companies, !
: spending some time at his home here
C.E. Allen was in New York city last week Z
attend the annual exhibit ~ the American taf
nation society. About 1000 blooms were shoWi
the largest measuring Al inches in diameter
About 80 friends of Miss Annie Ferriter gave
her n pleasant surprise party at her home Oh
Horton place Saturday evening In honor Oh ne
) 10Th birthday anniversary. She was presehte'
with handsome locket and bracelet.
Henry s. Haywood, who has been spending
the winter in Detroit, is now on a trip to Chatta
nooga and New Orleans where he will atten'
the Mardi Gras festivities this week he eN
meets to return to Detroit through Texas AM
the West.
Prof. l.. b. Patton of the Hartford Theologica
seminary son of X. l.. ;. Patton OF TINS boWf
will leave soon for Constantinople, turkey
I where he has the appointment as head OF TN
. archaeology department of the American col
lege for one year
, Jonas Patch, the old time photographer @
Shelburne Falls, Mass, was the sunJect OF IN
letter from that town in the Springfield Sunda
: Republican. Among the old portraits taken o
Nj -, Oh were mentioned those of William